Would this work for a boot/spint wearing for 3 weeks
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U need to take off the boot. There is a rubber top with a hole in it. Slides your foot inside and it suck around your leg.
482349
I believe it would. It is quite large and fits securely over the knee. Nice water tight seal and very roomy foot and ankle space.
482350
If you can get the splint thru the whole in the top it will work great. The rubber gasket top is very tight to keep water out and it do keep the water out.
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.
482352
Depends on how careful you are putting it on and off. I used it to shower pretty much daily for about two months. I was non weight bearing, so it never made contact with the ground under any pressure. The seal started to pull away during the last week, but I am a pretty big guy ( 6"2 and about 235 ) my calf size was about 14" plus the cast during this time. To extend the products lift, be very careful about pulling it around the heel of the cast / splint
482353
I typed in your question into Google and they came up with a plastic bag using duct tape. You can also buy the plastic bag but don't have that rubber so you know on the top that way you can put it all away on and then use duct tape or some come with elastic tops you can also buy the plastic bag but don't have that rubber so you know on the top that way you can put it all away on and then use duct tape or some come with elastic tops .
1209676
I only used it for my right foot - so right boot. I did not think about it being for either foot. I will look at it when I get home tonight.
2163407
Absolutely YES!As I wrote in my original review, I was dependent on others to put on my socks until I purchased this devise. I am now a grown up again. It works for all lengths of hoisery.
2034695
are you referring to the 3 feet? If so just scree the down tight every couple of weeks.
162987
I think it would be just fine. You don't want the pants too long anyway. The threads will still go down to your boots.
13717
Probably not, you have to have some endurance already to stick to it - your calves will really hurt the first three days, but you adjust! It's worth it.
18447
Yes, it should work. I shove this footfitter into every shoe. Heels, boots and flats. I am very happy with the product. It's well made and does the job. Hope this helps.
1539241
I weigh 200, and unless your calf is freakishly big, it should fit. It stretches and seals. I used the 30 dollar one the doctor sold me a few years ago and did not want to pay that much again. This one is a little thinner but worked well for 3 weeks. As long as you are careful, it is a great product. Now this wont fit over a boot or large cast. Also if you have pins, be careful you dont snag it. Also it came with 2 in a box so i figured i would have a spare if needed. I only used 1... i was happy and would not hesitate to use this product.
1152961
At first you might want to wear it when you are up and about. But as it helps just wear it when you put torque on your elbow. It might take 4-6 weeks for it to get better
1223173
yes it can. I wear a 36 normally & there were still hooks available to use. It's helped me a lot.
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I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping... » Read More I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think. « Show Less
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Yes. It's purpose is to keep your foot at a 90 so it can have a better chance at healing. It does take some time to work.
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I had a surgical splint and it fit fine. I think the boot would depend on how big the boot is- The problem would likely be getting it on. It did fit over my regular cast with penty of roon to spare.
322384
I didn't use it on boots, but I would think it would work, because ankle boots are so similar to shoes. It really worked for my shoes.
1430303
I have had my feet on for 30-45 min. No apparent issues and great feeling feet. 2-3 times a day works for me. I am not giving medical advice mind you.
2137138
I used it on my wives boots and it worked fine. I also used it on my work boots and it did not work well. I would stick to using this on tennis shoes or boots like you mentioned.
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I dont know what type of shoes you have but yes. I have a bunion and I can wear my brand new shoes now. BUT-I stretched them for several weeks! I kept turning the shoe horn and I would leave the shoes to stretch. If after a few days I could turn it I did. So my answer is yes, but if you want it quick and in a hurry, I dont think it will work.