Swedish AFO (Men Left) : Men Left

Straps slopy fit as you can see in photo . The hook portion should be also on the entire strap so the loop can attatch and secure the extra length of straping. Poor design or just cheap cost cutting design

He's getting older and needs help moving around.

I've been buying this style of AFO for several years from different vendors. It works great for me and prevents my foot from dropping and avoids tripping. I would highly recommend it to anyone with foot drop issues. From my experience, all the suppliers seem to use the exact same plastic part. It is very durable, fits inside my shoe, and is comfortable. The difference between vendors is the velcro strapping used to wrap around the shin. Some are heavily padded, and some are not padded at all. The velcro in the heavily padded ones wears out the fastest, since the little hooks clog up with fuzz. Once that happens, they don't stay attached to my leg, and I have to use a supplemental strap which is a nuisance. I think the strap from this particular supplier will last longer than the others, but might be slightly less comfortable. By the way, the lower strap became unglued immediately and fell off. I can get along without it.

It works great for me I feel more secure with it on. delivered quickly.

Initially the straps for this brace worked fine. After a week, the adhesive for the lower strap wouldn’t hold against the brace. A week later the sharp end of the strap started digging into my ankle. The upper strap also started hanging loose and started digging into my skin.I had to use tape on my leg to protect my skin.The lower part of the brace started digging into my heel. This was fixed with tape also.The frame of the brace started digging into my ankle. Adding padding helped with this also.The tape and padding was inconvenient but worked. Overall, the brace worked as intended but required some padding for comfort.I wore the brace inside my tennis shoes. This worked good.