Push ortho Ankle Foot Orthosis AFO: Gait Support in a Light-Footwear Package

Push ortho Ankle Foot Orthosis AFO

Ankle foot orthoses are prescribed when dorsiflexor control is lost during swing or loading. The Push ortho AFO lifts the foot during swing, controls plantar flexion after heel strike, and permits rolling of the foot during stance.

Elastic straps are adjustable, so the degree of dynamic foot lift can be set to individual need. The same straps restrain plantar flexion at heel strike, while stance phase keeps flexion and extension available to the ankle joint.

A self-contained fixing strap system replaces shoe-based fixation, which means the brace can be worn with light footwear, including indoor slippers. Lateral ankle stability is also stated. A patent is pending on the construction.

Stated indications include loss of dorsiflexor control from CVA, hernia, multiple sclerosis, postpolio syndrome, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injury, and polyneuropathy. Moderate to severe spasticity, extreme pes equinus, and foot deformity are listed as applications.

Sizing depends on circumference measurements taken from the guide in the image gallery. Buyers must confirm size, side, model-specific options, fit, support level, and care instructions before ordering; three product information documents are listed.

Procurement queries should cover MOQ, quotation, availability, lead time, documentation, warranty, and international delivery terms. The product video is attached through WooCommerce metadata, and a fitting video should be reviewed alongside the sizing guide.

Why it matters:
Orthotic sourcing stalls when size, side, and documentation are assumed rather than confirmed. Verify all three against the published sizing guide before committing to any order.

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