How was the height of the boot compared to your other leg/foot? Did it cause an uneven gait?
492851
The height was as close to even than any other boot I have worn. I typically wore it with another fashion boot on my other foot and the height was pretty much even. I was also able to bike in Nike frees and walk barefoot without much trouble in this boot
492852
both lower legs and ankles are a mess, so i don´t do a whole lot of walking, but roll around the house on my office chair. when i do stand and walk the difference is minimal.
1736019
It did not work for me...the heel of my foot woul;d hit it as I rode so I had to return it. (I have a size15 shoe) It may have been OK if my foot was a couple inches shorter?
2223918
My ankle sprain seemed high but extended only to my front lower shin. I wanted a boot that was supportive but not too large, tall, or heavy. This boot was amazing for me. It actually saved me from an additional sprained ankle when my foot started to roll on uneven concrete. The boot restrained ankle movement.
2227920
I've only worn it on my calf with a 6" boot but as others have mentioned, it can be worn that way. I don't see such a carry method working all that well for me as it seems to put it so close that I'd likely slice myself on the draw (I'm a fairly slim build) but YMMV.
1476041
Yes, you will need to measure your leg. No, they are not available in tall sizes.
795242
I'm sitting in chair now and I don't think a tall person's leg would form a 90 degree angle. I'm 5'4" and my feet have to go past 90 degrees to touch the footrest. Although I will say it's not uncomfortable at all. I'm just looking at my legs from the knee down and it's not a 90 degree angle.
1332287
I am 5'7" and as much as this chair was perfect for me, the leg foot peddles were on the longest setting. He would have his knees bent, I needed it to be straight.
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.
700552
I, too, am 5'5", and my feet touch the floor but not flat. The lowest position, 18.75", is about two inches too high for comfort. I'm disappointed with it.
1579661
I wish I did Paul. I expected more choices, or more sizes. I too much prefer a pull-on boot. Curiously, the Husqvarna has laces in the back! I need the full circumference to fit my pants inside the boot, too. The height of the boot is 14" measured inside fromthe heel, if that helps. It is a size 10-1/2 (the smallest available at the time...I usually wear size 9). With a liner for both comfort and winter wear, they fit me very well. Perhaps the measurements would be better for you on larger sizes. Put out the query for someone with your boot size (or 1 to 2 sizes larger). They're a fine boot. Good luck! I wish I did Paul. I expected more choices, or more sizes. I too much prefer a pull-on boot. Curiously, the Husqvarna has laces in the back! I need the full circumference to fit my pants inside the boot, too. The height of the boot is 14" measured inside fromthe heel, if that helps. It is a size 10-1/2 (the smallest available at the time...I usually wear size 9). With a liner for both comfort and winter wear, they fit me very well. Perhaps the measurements would be better for you on larger sizes. Put out the query for someone with your boot size (or 1 to 2 sizes larger). They're a fine... » Read More I wish I did Paul. I expected more choices, or more sizes. I too much prefer a pull-on boot. Curiously, the Husqvarna has laces in the back! I need the full circumference to fit my pants inside the boot, too. The height of the boot is 14" measured inside fromthe heel, if that helps. It is a size 10-1/2 (the smallest available at the time...I usually wear size 9). With a liner for both comfort and winter wear, they fit me very well. Perhaps the measurements would be better for you on larger sizes. Put out the query for someone with your boot size (or 1 to 2 sizes larger). They're a fine boot. Good luck! « Show Less
417271
I'm 5'6" and it barely sizes up to me. I can barely reach the floor tippy toed. It all depends on how long your legs are though. Assuming you're 5'3" then your legs won't be as long or much longer than mine.
1316256
The boot felt a bit more bulky than when using it with just a cast, even though my cast went up to (but not covering) my knee. I didn't use it much after I got the boot.
1227609
Ditto's to get large and trim down if required. I'll throw another wrench in the works though. If you are NOT a strong heel striker when running (which is a good thing) and actually land somewhat mid-foot or rather flat, I'd suggest the full-length version of their lift, because the lack of height on one leg can still be noticeable with negative effects with the forefoot lower. Then you'll really want large to give enough room to trim the same as the insole to go under it.
1535660
Mine was just under the knee,I'm 6ft so I guess it might depend on how big a foot you have.
341475
I'm 6 ft, size 10 shoes. Both feet do fit, but not in a comfortable position when kicking for speed. I find I'm usually standing on one foot, instead of shuffling to make room for both. I use it for about half a mile from train station to work.
1443736
The left foot side doesn't go as high as under the pedals, but does cover most of my foot (10 size), so there is a small amount of dirt that comes from the toe of my winter boot, but very little. Generally it's not a problem for me as I keep both my feet in the pedal area.
2083467
Have you been to a doctor? Dont know how bad it is.I broke my little toe and wore the boot.But every break is different. If your doctor tells you to wear a boot this one is good.