my hubby is a big man--wears a size 15 shoe, 6'5, 300# with a cast/splint, is this going to fit??
1101006
They make an elongated leg cast sealer that would probably work better. The shoe size shouldn't be a problem because the foot part is quite large.
1101007
I am a heavy set gal 5'5" with size 9 1/2 shoes and average size legs....it was a tight fit for me pulling it on over my cast and it was a tight fit from there....if he has thin legs it may work but I am not certain for sure...good luck!!!
1101008
I am shoe size 12 Double Wide, 6 feet 2 inches tall and about 260 lbs. My foot (only) was in a cast at the time. I had no trouble with getting the cast protector on and off. As the previous responder said, the diaphragm would be the tricky part and your husband may require some assistance with getting the entire foot through it. However the actual space inside the bag is very roomy and should fit a size 15.
1101009
The inside of the bag is very roomy but I think it will be a tight fit to get his foot through the opening. My foot is only wrapped and I have no trouble. I hope it works for you as I really like this product.
1101010
The potential issue is not even really with the length of the foot - it's the width around the heel/ankle. If that's in a cast, you're going to have to maneuver that junction through the opening. If that area is in a cast, I would measure around the front of the ankle to around the heel and compare to the size of the opening. If it's even close I would go with another option.
1101011
Depends on what's in a cast/splint. If it is around his foot/ankle, it'll be tight getting it through the opening. I wear a size 10 wide shoe and it was a challenge getting the cast through the opening (diaphragm). It can probably be done with a larger and wider foot, but I know I wouldn't want that torque on my broken ankle. However, once he's past the diaphragm, there's plenty of room in the bag for a 15-shoe-sized foot. If the foot/ankle is cast-free, there should be no problem. My cast was easily the width of a size 15 EEE shoe.
949966
I'm certainly not an expert but he won't stay a 5 1/2 very long. I can only guess at least a 1/2 size larger. My experience is they are very supportive and probably would not have to be exactly his current size. You might want to call the company and ask them.
17258
I am not sure if they will fit over a cast. There must be special socks for that. Search on amazon, google or ask your medical professional.
669317
I only bought shoes for myself (an adult), so I can't say, but I found the shoes not too long but tight. If his foot is medium or wide, you might be better off sizing up a bit.
181630
My husband is a size 12 and he uses this without a problem. But, we both go prefer to go shoeless when using this. You could slide your feet in sideways if you chose to wear shoes.
17979
Absolutely! The height is adjustable. Hubbie is 6' and we still had plenty of options to adjust. Since your weight is used mainly on your hands instead of under your arms it's easy to find the position that fits you best. Good luck!
257537
It's probably a pretty close fit. My boyfriend wears a size 12 and I have to turn them sideways just a little bit.
1693299
I believe that is correct but there are some 10's bigger than others depending on the brand. So if you need a large 10 this stretcher should work, otherwise I would get a stretcher meant for men's shoes. My husband wears a 10 1/2 and I stretched his out slightly with this unit.
1140283
I got a large. My shoe size is 12. Fits perfectly. You'll probably want a medium. For beach, I haven't tried. It might work, but I doubt it will be comfortable. It has moving parts, and if sand gets inside there, it probably won't be good. I do know somebody who has used a non-active ankle brace on sand (one of those cloth ones with lots of laces), and he says it was manageable, but the sand got everywhere.
1451093
It fits my smallish foot (womens' size 6 to 7) quite well. The strap over the top of the foot is of a generous length, so it would no doubt fit a much larger size foot as well. Possibly the toe strap could be too short for an extremely large big toe (man's), but would definitely fit the majority. Measurements: foot strap is approximately 13 inches long, plus a little extra for the velcro fastening - could maybe extend to 14 inches if less overlap is allowed for the velcro; toe strap is 4 inches, plus extra for the velcro fastening. Length of toe support from tip to centre of pivot is just over 2 inches; length of side-of-foot support from centre of pivot to tip is just over 3 inches. Hope this helps.
1015709
I wear an 11.5 -12 shoe and I purchased the MED. I wanted compression and support but it fits perfect no tightness not uncomfortable at all. However it really depends on your leg size as my legs are not very big. So if your husband has large legs I would go with the L over the med but you do not want the brace to slide down while in use that means it is too lose.
1437003
I wear a 6 6 1/2 and I ordered a small and it was plenty big. Yes the heal will be flush because you will have it strapped into place. I wear a fairly heavy sock before putting the splint on at night. Needs to be adjusted not too tight but tight enough to pull you toes up to stretch the muscles, etc. Straps on the side do that. Hope this helps.
62694
I think so. I wear a 14w-15. I'm 6'5" 300 lbs. sometimes it's slightly tight on my heel, but not always and not bad. Rotating it slightly seems to help. I love this brace. I've had it since October and I don't even notice it anymore. Good luck!
17261
I am a women and I bought the men's smaller size. Don't know how big you are, but you might want to get the biggest men's size to fit over your cast and toes, they do stretch.
1257089
Once you get it through the opening I think it will fit. The size of my soft cast was like the size of the air boot. It covered my feet all the way up to my kneee. The opening may seem like it will be too small but it does give. Just be careful when putting it on and taking it off.
1703615
Yes, I believe it will be tall enough for your husband. I can tell you this much: I am approx. 6 feet 2 inches tall, w/out my shoes on, and when I've used the rollator, it has been tall enough that my physical therapist approved of the fact that I stood totally, 100% errect. I can't promise, but I would guess that for myself, I am most likely 6"3" with shoes on, and I had no hunching whatsoever! Good luck!!
833228
I have learned that bigger is better..Im on my second one. I wear a 13 shoe. I think a large covered up to 12. I found a splint somwhere that was bigger and problem solved.