How much does an Aircast cost?
Aircast AirSelect Standard Walking Boot
| Item # | Desc | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Options | ||
| 01EF-S | Small -Each | $139.99 $92.99 |
| 01EF-M | Medium -Each | $139.99 $92.99 |
| 01EF-L | Large -Each | $139.99 $92.99 |
What is the purpose of a aircast?
This is often used to treat ankle sprains. It contains padded air cells in a plastic frame that fits into your shoe. This allows you to walk while preventing the ankle joint from rolling in or out causing re-injury.
Can an Aircast be used on either foot?
The Aircast AirSelect has a durable, semi-rigid shell that helps support the limb while providing full-shell protection. Universal fit allows the Aircast AirSelect to be worn on either the left or right foot.
Can you wear a sock with an Aircast?
Bottom Line No matter what form of Aircast you use, always wear a sock with it. Though it might not always be the most comfortable or fashionable, the manufacturer is clear in stating a sock should always be worn with your cast. If not, using a tube sock will provide the protection you need.
Is an air cast the same as a walking boot?
Walking casts (also commonly referred to as walking boots, air casts, or stabilizers) are specially designed devices that serve to immobilize certain regions of the leg—ranging from just the ankle all the way up to the foot through the calf.
Do urgent cares have walking boots?
After ruling out other causes of your pain, we may prescribe assistive devices to help support your joint and your injured ligaments so they can repair themselves over time. Whether you need a walking boot or crutches, we can keep you mobile — and safe.
What is the difference between a walking boot and an air cast?
Unlike traditional walking casts, Air Cast Boots surround the covered region of the leg in a supportive air cushion that can be easily adjusted to provide customizable comfort and support. This design has been shown to promote a faster healing time while also allowing for increased mobility.
Can I drive with a 5th metatarsal fracture?
Patients with a 5th metatarsal avulsion fracture reported a return to driving at 6 weeks when treated with a walking boot and 12 weeks after injury when treated with a short leg cast [55].