Is it possible to attach it to the ankle?
1948980
I've let it hang around my neck & it's been great protection for my phone. I think it's too large for your ankle . You would have to wrap it around your ankle & I don't know how it would hold. . you need something smaller
1948981
I'm not sure, I haven't used it and it's buried in a box of my camping stuff.
1948982
You might be able to rig up a way, but it doesn't seem like it would be a great idea. It would dangle off your foot . . . not to workable.
1948983
Sorry for the delay - I was on vacay and missed the email! Re attaching this bag to an ankle, I think it's probably too big to do that comfortably. It would d be halfway up your calf. You'd have to wind the strap around multiple times (it's about four feet long, ballpark, or tuck it inside the bag (which is possible). Whatever you have inside the bag would have to be totally flexible - no passport, for instance. The bag has multiple pockets with heavyweight ziplock closures that don't bend that easily. Hope this helps. A large-sized zippered wristlet, like marathoners and triathletes sometimes use, could be a better choice. Sorry for the delay - I was on vacay and missed the email! Re attaching this bag to an ankle, I think it's probably too big to do that comfortably. It would d be halfway up your calf. You'd have to wind the strap around multiple times (it's about four feet long, ballpark, or tuck it inside the bag (which is possible). Whatever you have inside the bag would have to be totally flexible - no passport, for instance. The bag has multiple pockets with heavyweight ziplock closures that don't bend that easily. Hope this helps. A large-sized zippered wristlet, like marathoners and triathletes... » Read More Sorry for the delay - I was on vacay and missed the email! Re attaching this bag to an ankle, I think it's probably too big to do that comfortably. It would d be halfway up your calf. You'd have to wind the strap around multiple times (it's about four feet long, ballpark, or tuck it inside the bag (which is possible). Whatever you have inside the bag would have to be totally flexible - no passport, for instance. The bag has multiple pockets with heavyweight ziplock closures that don't bend that easily. Hope this helps. A large-sized zippered wristlet, like marathoners and triathletes sometimes use, could be a better choice. « Show Less
1948984
I agree with the other two answers. It's suited more for wearing around the neck.
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.
427819
I have never thought of doing that but I'm sure you could. Just not sure how you would attach it.
2234371
You can, you may need to adjust straps and make sure the item to which you have attached is secure
665054
That could work--never thought of this novel idea. I would think that you could tape a strip inside the back of the heel area?
1982873
Absolutely Yes. Very Simple to use. Just set the height of the person and lock in ankles, and your set to go.
60590
Yes, and I highly recommend it for anyone with a tender ankle. After rolling my ankle last year I had a hard time jumping off my left ankle out of fear, but when I started using the Aso supporter is gave me the confidence to do it. It's the best ankle supported I've used thus far. Hope this helps
673023
I don't think that this would be a problem. To release the ankle braces one just pushes down on the bar that runs up between the shins. If your back is in such bad shape that bending over with straight legs is a problem, then there might be an issue. For me its been very easy to get in and out safely - I use it twice a day, it takes seconds to get in and out.
1699145
I think the ankle support would help your ankles.It is a soft support, but if your ankles swell too much it would certainly bind. Hope this helps.
651724
No - haven't tried that. I used it on a spike high heel (shoe)that got damaged and had to glue it to make is stay securely.
1251978
Yes, if you don't mind the little thumb tab that extends up from the basic wrap. I tried them on my ankles and they were long enough to attach securely. (Of course, I have rather thin ankles.) Hope this helps
600051
It does have an extra padding around the ankle area. It is not really big so care would have to be taken to position properly.
172578
It won't be easy, but I'm sure you could fabricate a strap of some sorts. if you were looking to just screw in a go, don't think so.
150023
I would say yes. I currently use the medium(green) band around my ankles to strengthen my hips as well. I hope this helps.
1812183
It could be helpful, to roll your insole across. Another option would be the Homemedics foot massager which we purchased this year as well.It is nice, but a larger device and not so portable.
985369
no you cannot put it on the ankle, it has to be the wrist because you are stimulating the vagus nerve, which in some really helps reduce nausea, it does for my child.
782432
I would say probably not. The one we got for my daughter just fits her ankle. She's about 18 pounds. You might want to just get a necklace instead.