Will this fit over a booted foot? I will have Achilles surgery and the boot must stay on..
1666364
No.... It will only go over a bare leg. Not enough room to cover a boot too. Hope this helps...
1663445
I disagree with others. I have foot drop and use this item. By attaching the cross straps to the sides of the ankle the front of the foot is lifted upwards. Of course, it's just neoprene so a heavy shoe or boot would counteract the effect.
1921590
Probably too big. It was unwearable on a 10.5 men's dress show. I think it fits a size 12 boot.
1257090
No the opening is not that big, if you removed the boot it works Great! Otherwise I am pretty sure the boot would not fit through the opening! Good Luck!
483155
Hard to see from the photo, but the 360 degree shaft of this boot is a soft foam material. The boot has no "back stay" or spine. The hard plastic portion of the boot that you see in the photo, where the top velcro "buckle" is attached, is 8.5 inches from the bottom of the sole (mine is a large). To be as clear as possible, your ankle will be wrapped in a soft foam/velcro "inner boot." The shaft of the stiff outer boot is only located on the sides of your ankle and these parts are 8.5" tall. The front and back of your ankle are only constrained by the top velcro strap. If you have thick calves, I would think that the middle velcro strap would easily tighten to accommodate the shape of your calves and give you solid support.
1622490
As long as it's not too tight and your shoes fit. It is good for the Achilles and your heel. I only wear it at home because with the cold weather my thick socks and this will not fit in my boots.Chela
17393
I wear them with brooks running shoes and the top of the gaiter sits about 1.5-2 inches above my ankle. So it may work for your boots.
262506
You can place it under the padding at your toes. It will vecro onto the boot so it doesn't slip. It is used to create more stretch in the calf.
1369962
I had foot surgery and had a walking surgical shoe. I ordered a short and it was fine but I had to return it as the surgical shoe was such that I could not easily get the bag onto my leg. My foot was not totally enclosed in the surgical shoe and I was afraid of bending or hitting my foot. The opening is very small and I would say unless you have a cast or a real boot, I would not go this route. You need to find out exactly what you will have.
2217029
The boot isn't any good without the liner, u have to have it. I ordered my boot according to the chart, and it fit just fine. I measured my foot with a (tape Measure) before I ordered,I think some of ur foot will hang out of liner,just the way it is
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.
817036
Ok I read some of the other post an I must state I use mine on my Nike shoes if you plan on using boots it mite require one size larger tho from what I got is you should use a medium size for you an I would think you would still have some stretch room for a bigger boot sole
304450
No, not quite, at least not on my dog, a border terrier. I don't think you'd want boots to go over the ankle, because that would restrict the dog's movement. The two velcro closures on the outside and a band of rubber on the inside of the boot help to keep them on, but it takes some practice getting them tight enough so your dog doesn't kick them off.
78437
It will be a snug fit around your calf, I ordered my shoes size, not the easiest to get on but worth it
792367
I ordered it, but have not received it yet. If it is the same as the one I had before (when I was in the NAVY), then it covers your heal to just below a normal shoe heel hight, it does not interfere with walking in any way, you forget it is there and your heals do not hurt.
1724151
You don't need special boots, the ankle straps hold you as firm as you want. Mine has two holds, so that you can either use the lighter one or the tighter one. I've never tried it barefooted, but my husband has and he hasn't had any problems with the hold.
387697
It should. These are "bulky", too much for regular shoes. You should be right on with boots.