Rebound Foot-Up for Drop Foot Brace, (Size S/M) RFU50001

product is used for footdrop. There is nothing better on the market. It enables me to walk normally. I fully recommend this product. I have used it for 4years. The relief both physically and emotionally is immeasurable. Buy it,you will never look back.

The stretch strap in the front of this brace has a lock to keep the drop foot up. It felt great for approximately 2 months. Suddenly the lock stopped locking making this brace totally useless. Now I have to get on custom made. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!

Just Received my ankle cuff today put it on and amazed at how comfortable it is an easy to use finally a awesome product . Very happy thank you.

I bought the Dosh AFO Foot Drop Brace at the same time as I bought this brace. I figured I would use the cheaper (by half) Dosh brace as a back up. The Dosh brace arrived before this brace arrived. I was eager to see if braces like this actually worked. I put on the Dosh brace as instructed and then went to work. I was totally surprised that something as simple as an ancle brace would totally eliminate the foot drop problem I've been dealing with for about a year. So, if the cheaper Dosh brace worked this well, I couldn't wait to see what the Rebound would do. I followed the instructions to the letter (even watched the video to be completely sure about applying it) and put the brace on (initially using the front shoe string modification). When compared to the Dosh brace, this one only slightly applied upward pressure on the toes. This, despite making sure the brace was low, right against the top of the shoes at the ankle and ratcheted as tight as it would go. I then switched to the shoes eyelet position and applied the brace again, but was just as unimpressed. As it turns out, there is a really good reason for all of this. When initially trying out the Dosh brace, the strap that connects the brace to the shoe is a firm canvas type of material. The strap that connects the Rebound to the shoe is essentially a rubber band type of material. There are those who probably prefer the bouncy "give" of a rubber band, but as for me, I really don't want there being any reason for my toe dragging on the floor when I take a step and causing me to faceplant in an airport again (there must be several YouTube videos out there with me as the star...not sure, but just a suspicion. haha). Anyway, some may like the rubber band support of this brace. I prefer to take no chances. I'll stock up on braces like the Dosh one (though no necessarily that specific one) to prevent any further airport YouTube video potential.

A bit pricey. A bit hard to secure the Velcro straps. They are at a somewhat awkward angle for someone who has to put this brace on while sitting. Otherwise a pretty good brace!

I have drop-foot and took a few tumbles before my physical therapist led me to this foot-up. I wear it every day, all day. Haven’t fallen since. The downside is that one has to always wear tie shoes. Other con is that the price has gone up 25% in the last year. With those two cons considered, for me it is a small price to pay for safe mobility.

The old style is much more comfortable all the way around.

Easy to use - even with a shaky hand. Highly recommend - does not cut into the ankle or skin.

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My partner was happy with it in general and as helped him. But unfortunately it is not robust enough and the plastic guard shield under the shoelaces snapped after afew days!! Making it hard to now attach to the shoe for support.

Excellent really soft and comfortable, also better than what I’d been given via NHS