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Description
Body Armor II provides unparalleled protection, compression and immobilization for foot and ankle conditions where ambulation is permitted.
The Body Armor II also features a built-in liner and raised air vents for extra cooling when needed. It is the perfect alternative to a weight-bearing cast for compliant patients, and its lower ride-height more closely matches that of most shoes.
Features & Benefits
- Rigid Shell: protects from everyday bumps and knocks while providing more uniform compression.
- Ski-boot closure: allows every user to find a secure and comfortable fit.
- Flexible Upper: conforms to the leg and provides more uniform compression of the foot and ankle.
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Removable Multi-density Insoles: allow for targeted offloading when required.
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