| Learn How to Fit Your Boxia Drop Foot AFO Brace11 April 2019 Conditions such as foot drop, poroneal neuropathies and dysfunctional gait can become a nuisance to live with, making day to day life a little bit harder in places. The Boxia Drop Foot AFO Brace is designed to prevent foot drop, using a dynamic 2-part wraparound design that can hold the foot in a more comfortable place. Using the brace is simple, however you may be faced with difficulties when you first try to put the brace on. This short article explains How to Fit Your Boxia Drop Foot AFO Brace, allowing you to get moving as soon as your brace has arrived in the post. Which Size Should I Choose?The first hurdle that you have to overcome when you purchase your brace is to choose the correct size. To choose your size correctly, please follow the next few steps:
Essential Components
Each Boxia AFO Brace unit consists of the following components:
Boxia Foot Drop Step by Step GuideStep 1: Place the Tongue and Hook Attachment Untie your shoe, and place the plate hook attachment between the tongue of the shoe and the shoelaces. This should rest in place, as seen in the image below. Step 2: Fit the Ankle Strap Fit the ankle strap above the ankle, making sure the gel pad and Achilles tendon meet. You can see exactly where to place the gel pad in the image below. Step 3: Connecting the Strap with the Hook Attach the tension strap to the hook, connect it with the s-shaped hook and proceed to pull the ends with the Velcro fastening on them, fixing them after obtaining the desired traction. Again, you can clearly see this on the image below. Are You Still Struggling?If you are still struggling then don't panic. This useful video from the makers of the AFO Boxia Brace gives you a visual demonstration on how to fit the brace. Useful Tips
Beat Foot Drop NowYou can beat foot drop with the Boxia Drop Foot AFO Brace, and you shouldn't worry about fitting the brace as it's fairly easy to get your head around. For more information you can call us on 020 7501 1102, or email us at helpdesk@shoeinsoles.co.uk. Do you have a question about foot drop or something to add? Why not let us know in the comments, or find us on Twitter and Facebook! |