DJO

What You'll Find in This Collection

• Walker Boots: Rigid and pneumatic styles designed to immobilize and protect the foot and ankle during recovery from fractures, sprains, or post-surgical healing.
• Ankle Supports & Stirrup Braces: Lightweight options that provide lateral stability for mild-to-moderate ankle injuries, including the ProCare Stirrup Ankle Support for structured side-to-side control.
• Foot Drop Braces (AFOs): Ankle-foot orthoses in left and right configurations, sized separately for men and women, to assist with foot clearance during walking.
• Night Splints: Products like the Pro Night Splint hold the foot in a dorsiflexed position overnight, commonly used for plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendon discomfort.
• Foot Positioning Braces: The ProCare Multi-Podus Foot Brace is designed for positioning and pressure relief in limited-mobility situations.
• Compression Hosiery: Anti-embolism stockings and compression dress socks from the Bell-Horn line, available in knee-high and thigh-high lengths to support healthy circulation.

How to Choose the Right DJO Product

The right choice depends on the type of support needed and the area being treated. Here are a few practical considerations:

• Level of immobilization: Walker boots offer the most rigid support, while stirrup braces and ankle sleeves allow more movement. If in doubt, consult a healthcare provider about the appropriate level of restriction.
• Left vs. right fit: Foot drop braces are laterally specific — make sure to select the correct side for the affected foot.
• Sizing: Many DJO products are available in multiple sizes. Check the product page for sizing guides and measure carefully before ordering.
• Compression hosiery length: Choose between knee-high or thigh-high anti-embolism stockings based on clinical recommendation or personal comfort preference.
• Day vs. night use: Some products, like night splints, are specifically designed for overnight wear, while walker boots and ankle braces are intended for use during activity.

A Note on Professional Guidance

Orthopedic supports and braces work best when matched to an individual's specific condition and activity level. For post-surgical recovery, injury rehabilitation, or ongoing orthopedic needs, it's always a good idea to confirm product selection with a physician, physical therapist, or orthotist before use.