Bodyprox Ankle Support Brace. Breathable Neoprene Sleeve. Adjustable Wrap! (1 Pack)

I am a small person with slim ankles, size 6 shoe. This would be great if it came in sizes - but it’s made to fit a much bigger person. The straps are too long and it gaps open on
the sides rather than fitting smoothly. Great idea for a product, but one size does NOT fit all!

Odd. This looks like a knee brace. I had to look at the directions to make sense of the item. The top straps are awkward. They have to overlap each other to adhere the velcro (the ankle part should be wider to avoid this). After trying on the brace, I’d say that it’s not for ankle or plantar fasciitis support than Achilles tendinitis. I will be returning the brace.

Hey y'all. So my podiatrist told me after the walking boot then get an ankel brace. This one showed up on my phone and I thought, well let's give it a try (kinda scary how our phones listen right). So attached is yhe package. Part of me feels it was returned only because it didn't have a wrap over it when taken out of package. 2nd picture is with wrap on. I just don't know 😕

The material and the design of the overlapping straps is good. It does provide some support to the ankle. BUT, the opening over the heel was VERY uncomfortable. It left indentations in my foot and actually aggravated the pain in my heel from PF. There's no way I could wear this for very long. Disappointing.

I had to really tug and stretch to get this thing to fit, and then the heel was really squished. I couldn't even get a finger underneath! I've ordered another brace so I can ask my PT about this one and the other one.... But I'm thinking wearing this all day wouldn't be good for my heel!

So im a size 5, and was worried about it being too big since it’s one size fits all, but it was alright. I could wrap it pretty small, it just made some puckers of extra fabric at the heel. Harder to get in a shoe. For the cheap price though it’s worked as a temporary support. It smells awful though, and does not breathe well. Will leave your foot extra sweaty. And I left it out of the box for about 5 hours hoping it would air out the smell, but it didn’t.

20+ years after plantar fasciitis surgery in both feet, my L foot has developed painful surgeries. I had purchased new inserts for my sneakers, but for wearing sandals and slip on shoes, my arch is too high to wear this splint and wear shoes too. On days when I’m not heading out, I wear this for thing 24/7. I find 2 days of nonstop wearing helps subside my heel pain… until my next flare up. Short term solution in the event that I deem a trip to the orthopedist necessary. For the cost, and temporary relief, I’d Recommend this item.

After putting this on 3 different ways to reduce the pain the heel hole created due to small size and stitching, I cut it off.

The good is that heel fit well and didn't hurt afterwards, but the bad is that it lost some of its structure or 'stiffness'. Which made this brace just slightly better than wearing a compression sock. After a couple hours laying down I got up and walked around: squeak squeak squeak--Ekk! So... I'll kept it for when my foot is bothering me while at home/laying down. But it won't be my go-to for anything else.

I had ankle surgery six years ago, and since I'm still rather active, I occasionally need an ankle support brace. My favorite, the ASO Speed Lacer, seems like overkill at times, so I tried this one. I don't think I have abnormally narrow ankles or feet (women's 8.5), but it's just too big. If I wanted to wear two pairs of thick socks, it would probably be fine, but that defeats the purpose of having a lightweight and breathable brace.

The crossing strips need to be sewed closer to the center of the brace. On me, they're sewed at midfoot, which doesn't do much for support, and causes the horizontal Velcro strip to run into the cross strip. I removed the crossing strips and re-sewed them closer to the center of the brace, and it's much more supportive now.