If you're recovering from lower leg or ankle injuries such as fractures or severe sprains, the Tynor D-32 Walker Boot XL can provide much-needed support and immobilisation. This fracture boot can come in handy as a substitute for a cast or post-early cast removal, allowing patients to begin walking sooner. The Walker Boot Tynor features a broad rocker bottom that encourages a natural walking pattern while reducing plantar pressure, thus improving stability and comfort. Its hardy foot casing with solid upright bars offers comprehensive protection. An integrated air compression system enhances immobilisation further. This Tynor Walker Boot is light and can be used on either foot. A foam liner and pad set reduce pressure from gripping straps and provide comfortable cushioning. It's an intelligent blend of function and convenience for those needing additional ankle support during recovery.

Features

• Robust foot casing with firm upright bars
• Wide rocker base
• Inbuilt air compression mechanism
• Bilateral symmetry can be used on either foot
• Reverse-buckle strapping mechanism for improved grip
• Includes a foam liner and pad set for good cushioning
• Lightweight structure

• Enhanced immobilisation: The Walker Boot Tynor offers superior immobilisation and support for injured ankles and lower legs. Its robust foot casing, reinforced by rigid upright bars, provides full protection while enabling early walking post-injury.
• Promotes faster recovery: The Tynor Walker Boot facilitates early ambulation and aids in quicker rehabilitation for ankle and lower leg fractures, sprains, and surgeries, allowing users to resume daily activities sooner.
• Enhanced comfort and stability: The wider rocker bottom design of the Tynor Walker Boot promotes a natural gait, reduces plantar pressure, and enhances overall stability, making walking more comfortable and reducing the risk of further injury.
• Adjustable comfort: The incorporated air compression system in the Tynor Walker Boot allows for superior immobilisation to assist with healing. It also offers an adjustable fit for added comfort and support.
• Versatile use: This boot's bilateral symmetry means it can be used on either foot. It's an ideal aid for various types of lower leg injuries, including severe ankle sprains and stable fractures of the fibula, talus, calcaneus, and medial malleolus.
• Comfortable design: The Tynor Fracture Boot features a foam liner and pad set for effective cushioning. This reduces pressure from the gripping straps, ensuring the patient's comfort throughout the day.

• Measure your shoe size and the circumference approximately 2 inches above the inner ankle joint to ensure the Tynor Walker Boot fits correctly.
• Loosen all straps on the boot before stepping into it.
• Position your foot inside, making sure it's snug against the back and bottom of the boot. 
• Secure the boot by first tightening the lower straps and working your way up to the topmost strap.
• Adjust the straps as needed for comfort, but ensure they are tight enough to immobilize the foot and ankle fully.
• If you feel discomfort or pain, remove the boot and reapply following these steps.

• Always follow your healthcare professional's instructions on using Tynor Walker Boot.
• Do not use this product if you have poor circulation or numbness in your foot or ankle.
• Only use this product for its intended use, which is as a walker boot for lower leg injuries.

FAQs

Q1. Should I sleep in my walker boot?

Ans: It's generally recommended not to sleep with a walker boot including Walker Boot Tynor unless specifically advised by a healthcare professional. It can be uncomfortable and may disrupt sleep.

Q2. Can you walk with a Walker Boot Tynor?

Ans: Yes, part of the benefit of a walker boot like the Tynor Walker Boot is that it allows for early ambulation even with lower leg fractures.

Q3. Can I wear my walking boot all day?

Ans: It's generally safe to wear your walking boot all day, but you should follow your doctor's advice. Regularly check for discomfort, swelling, or skin irritation, and take breaks as needed to ensure proper healing and comfort.

Q4. How to wash a walking boot?

Ans: The foam liner and pad set of Tynor Fracture Boot can be removed and hand-washed using mild soap and warm water. Let them air dry completely before reassembly.

Q5. What are the key benefits of the Tynor Walker Boot?

Ans: The Tynor Walker Boot promotes faster recovery, enhances comfort and stability, provides robust protection and support, offers versatile use, and features a lightweight, user-friendly design with excellent cushioning.

Q6. Can I exercise with a walking boot?

Ans: It's best to consult your doctor before starting any exercise routine while wearing Walker Boot Tynor. Some low-impact exercises may be possible.

Q7. When should I stop using my walker boot?

Ans: Stop using your walker boot when your doctor advises it, typically when your injury has sufficiently healed. Gradually transition to regular footwear as instructed to ensure proper recovery and avoid re-injury.

Testimonials

'Tynor Walker Boot was instrumental in my recovery from a severe ankle sprain. Its design allowed me to move naturally, reducing discomfort and speeding up my healing time.' - Manish Srivastava, Software Engineer, 32

'Following an early cast removal, I used the Walker Boot Tynor. It was lightweight and comfortable, making it easier for me to walk sooner during my recovery.' - Vandana Balakrishnan, Yoga Instructor, 45

'I had a stable fracture in my fibula, and the Tynor Fracture Boot provided excellent support. The inbuilt air compression system truly offers superior immobilisation. I highly recommend it.' - Tejas Vora, Bank Manager, 50