Is this boot good for a Heel stress fracture?
993392
I had the bone on the side of foot cracked, no pain with the boot. What does your Dr. recommend, if he says yes, and you are in doubt, it will probably just be fine, the boot does stabilize the area well. Hope this helps.
993393
Sorry, I'm really not sure. I would think yes, but definitely talk with your doctor first.
483636
Definitely not steel. The toes are more free in this boot. Sorry. Hope you find what you need.
655452
This is not a boot. It gives your ankle support with slight movement depending on how tight you wrap it. You can drive with this but with a boot you can't.
501500
For a serious ankle injury or surgery I would recommend the tall boot; it immobilizes the ankle more fully. After my ankle surgery, and even now when my ankle flares up badly, I wear my tall boot. I wear the short boot for minor ankle pains and flare ups (I periodically get gout inflammations) because the short boot is more mobile and convenient. I also see people wear the short boot for foot issues.
482351
This is made out of a flexible plastic, so NO, it would not be acceptable to use this in place of a boot which provides stability and support.
1191148
Look on Amazon for Tuli's heavy duty heel cups-regular. There are comments of the severs disease.
1290204
i would not suggest it! I wear a womens size 7.5 did not have it a month and it broke in half.
214578
Maybe, as you can see the lever is popped up our of the heel. I have not used it for boots. Good luck!
452787
I think it might. I have done repairs on sneakers. My take: worth a shot since cheap and uggs are not.
2223918
My ankle sprain seemed high but extended only to my front lower shin. I wanted a boot that was supportive but not too large, tall, or heavy. This boot was amazing for me. It actually saved me from an additional sprained ankle when my foot started to roll on uneven concrete. The boot restrained ankle movement.
95739
I would say you can, I wear it with my high top sneakers while playing ball. It was a matter of breaking it in and after that you forget it's there. I would imagine your boots have been broken in so that'll alleviate that part. I would recommend wearing the brace and boots around the house to get things going. It is a thin brace with great support, I would suggest you go with this over any other brand as I did my homework and shopped around. Good luck!
75983
The idea is to keep the foot stretched out all night so that when you wake up, you don't re-injure it when you get up on your feet in the morning - so I would definitely recommend TWO boots. Also, key to recovery is KEEPING it stretched out all day - check out The 5-Minute Plantar Fasciitis Solution for more on that.
1658021
I had them for plantar faciitis and they did not help at all. I don't know about heel spurs but I think it would be iffee if they would help your condition. I hope you get relief.
1387388
I only used mine with flats. I don't know about heels. I think there is a special pair for boots. Good Luck.
95742
No. You can't wear one of these in that type of boot comfortably. It fits into a pair of running shoes fine but it will stretch the mouth out over a period of a couple weeks. Trying to squeeze that into a pair of boots isn't really an option. I wear 8" Corcorans regularly and I would never even try it. In my opinion its too thick around the ankle and foot to wear in a patrol boot. Numbness will occur. This brace has great support, but the new model is way thicker than the old version.
645259
The heel cups will move your foot forward a little in your boot. If you don't have much room in the toe box, I wouldn't try it.
332727
This was very useful to me when I broke my ankle. I had a cast up to my knee and had no problems with it. I wear a ladies size 10 shoe, if size has anything to do with cast size. If you wear a men's 12, it my be difficult.