Can this UP 24 Jawbone be worn on the ankle
1073336
I wear it on the ankle all the time. I sized up 1 though (I fit perfectly in the S, but went M to do both ankle & wrist). The band does not go completely around the ankle because the ankle is more round and the wrist more oval. I just leave the opening at my achilles.
1073337
Maybe but that would be weird. The shape of the band is more like that of your wrist. Its ovular not round like your ankle. So actually id go with a no.
1223173
yes it can. I wear a 36 normally & there were still hooks available to use. It's helped me a lot.
9913
I think the are as high as you can go without it ribbing your ankle bone. I found they support ok. I have worn these because I have a wide foot and they don't bother the bones on both of my feet. I have had a problem with this pair that I havn't had before. I go on my treadmill 2 miles in the morning and 2m miles in the evening. The black was coming off in little specks and I was leaving a trail everywhere. It hasn't bothered the use of the shoe but I would really have to think about it before I bought another pair.
1502603
yes , I wear mine lose, but you might have to stretch it some if you have big ankles
400388
It does tend to want to sit on the ankle bone, so I would not say that would be comfortable but it's most likely doable.
231929
We used it with a regular cast, but I don't see why you couldn't use it over an air cast. It could be a lot of pressure, so you might not want it over a really swollen ankle or something like that. Otherwise it should be fine.
80641
Yes. The stiffness of the tongue and lacing past the instep toward the toe does not allow much flexing of the forward portion of the foot, and basically no motion of the ankle; side to side or forward flex.
1480453
Yes, its ok on feet too. I only wear size 7 shoe, so I can really only use 1 of the rotating heads at a time. It does help though with planters fasciitis and tired feet, although it's much better on the body.
1782934
Shouldn't be a problem The length of the "padded" part is about 9.5", allowing for the bend around the ankle, it will fit. The Velcro will cinch right up to the edge of the padded part. FWIW, I usually put it on under my sock because I find it is not necessarily comfortable if I snug it tight enough not to ride up and down my shin. As far as the earlier comment on bulky; it is padded, so a little bulky, less bulk, more discomfort. It is a trade off. That is another advantage of putting it under a (black) sock. It really doesn't profile.
716261
you can use it even though you are 5 feet BUT it is rough on the knees and ankles. I WOULD NOT attempt this with your problems. Check with your doctor or a trainer.
1251979
Yes you can use for ankle too. But watch out the sand leak all over the place. I used the "Nayoya" weights better then the Reebok brand. You may search here Amazon find the reviews and price.
1224765
You can go to my store and take a look picture. It is little bit higher than ankle. Thank you
1751634
I would think so. Naturally, men have a bigger bone structure anyway so I would think that if you had a men's insole that it should conform better to your feet. I hope I answered your question to the best of my ability.
1884236
Chris, I don't see any issue with it fitting into a Ankle or higher boot. I think it would work fine for that. I didn't even consider that until you asked. Great idea.
105265
That would be the one area you get what pay for in the cheaper model. They could really improve the ankle system easily. I have to wear boots when I invert to make it so my feet don't extend and end up supporting all my weigh improperly. I feel that the bottom foot rest and upper bar are too far apart and feet slide down or I have to flex my feet which I can only do for 5 min at most.
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
1235887
Yes, there is a little gap for your ankle bone which makes it uncomfortable to wear it on the opposite foot.