Ossur Formfit Ankle Brace with Speed Lace, Figure 8, Low Profile

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The Formfit® Ankle with Speedlace provides stability and protection for the ankle — whether used prophylactically, for chronic instability, or following an injury. Made from durable materials, its low-profile, quick-lace design is comfortable and fits easily into shoes. Removable semi-rigid stays provide additional support, and the straps are designed for inversion/eversion control.

Features

Provides stability and protection for the ankle
Used for grade I–II sprains, strains, chronic instability, and prophylactic use
Designed to fit easily into shoes
Removable semi-rigid stays provide additional support
Figure-8 straps are designed for inversion/eversion control
For sizing, measure ankle circumference diagonally over the base of the heel and across the ankle bone

Attributes

Application: Ankle Brace with Speed Lace
Color: Black
Fastening Type: Lace-Up / Figure-8 Strap
Target Area: Foot
Type: Low Profile

Ankle Brace Sizing Chart

Step 1: Measure the circumference of your ankle at its narrowest point (just above the ankle bone) in centimeters.

Step 2: Use your shoe size as a quick reference to find your likely size.

Size	Ankle Circumference (cm)	Men’s US Shoe Size	Women’s US Shoe Size
X-Small	17–19	5–6	6–7
Small	19–21	6.5–8	7.5–9
Medium	21–23	8.5–10	9.5–11
Large	23–25	10.5–12	11.5–13
X-Large	25–27	12.5–14	13.5–15

Note: If your shoe size falls outside the ranges above, refer to your ankle circumference to determine the best fit.

Tips for Best Fit

Measure Accurately: Use a flexible tape measure to determine the circumference of your ankle at its narrowest point.
Between Sizes: If your measurements are between sizes, consider sizing up for a more comfortable fit.
Shoe Compatibility: Ensure your shoes can accommodate the brace. Some users recommend having a dedicated pair of shoes for use with ankle braces, as the brace can affect the fit of your footwear over time.
Material Considerations: Neoprene braces provide support and heat insulation but may be warmer, while fabric or knit materials offer better breathability.
Try Before Extended Use: Before wearing the brace for extended periods, walk, squat, and move around to ensure it fits properly and provides adequate support.