FUTURO Performance Ankle Stabilizer, Left or Right, Adjustable Size, Firm Support, Helps Support Stiff, Sore or Injured Ankles, Customizable Levels of Compression, Breathable Materials (46645ENR)
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Style: Ankle Stabilizer
Features
- Moderate-stabilizing design offers customizable levels of compression, support and heat retention
- Adjustable features provide lift and support around your arch
- Side stabilizers restrict lateral mobility
- Helps support stiff, sore or injured ankles
- Breathable, moisture-wicking construction allows air to circulate and helps keep skin dry
Description
Sometimes, all you need to stay in the game is a bit of support. Built tough with firm side stabilizers, the FUTURO Performance Ankle Stabilizer delivers the support and stability you need to keep your competitive edge on the court and at the gym. The adjustable straps let you achieve a custom fit, and breathable materials allow airflow. Rely on the FUTURO Performance Ankle Stabilizer to deliver support, while doing what you love.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 3.75 x 2 x 9 inches; 3.61 ounces
Item model number : 46645ENR
Date First Available : June 6, 2007
Manufacturer : Futuro
Country of Origin : USA
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Style: Comfot Ankle Support
I recently had an ankle strain, so I needed some support to help it heal. The classic method of the elastic bandages was getting a bit tiresome because of the time it took to put them on and off each time, plus the constant maintenance. To my surprise, I discovered this "Futuro" line of support systems from 3M, and it looked tempting enough to give it a try. However, l was a bit confused when it came down to pick the product, as just for ankles only, I found there were four different variations of Futuro options. So, I decided to go the guinea-pig way with it, and get and try the four of them. After wearing and using them each of them for several days, I came to the following conclusions from my experience: All of them do a great job at what they're supposed to do, and provide really good support, acting as a real complement to the tendons/ligaments that might be inured, so relieving them from having to carry with all the force as you need to move. Also, the four of them live up to the expectation of the legacy of the 3M brand, and their respective velcro-based sticking/binding components fasten the wraps with flying colors and the pieces remain in their place perfectly not moving at all. (great advantage over self-sticking elastic bandages, that after a couple of uses they wear out and need to be replaced) There are differences between them, and these could be stated according to two key variables common to the four of them: "comfort" versus "rigidness". In this sense, the better that one product performs at one of those, the more it lacks on the other end. So, picking one becomes a matter of which of the two is more important, and then go for the option the suits better for the case. And so, from my experience, I could rank and classify the four like this: 1) Futuro "Infinity" Precision Fit Ankle Support Futuro Quick Strap Ankle Support Adj. Moderate Support: This "Infinity" line is definitely the one that fits and feels most comfortable, and it's also very slick and thin, and doesn't almost add any bulk to the foot. So it's ideal if for instance if you have to wear them at work, and you'll need to wear shoes all day long. It provides the "weakest" level of support, but again, still satisfactory enough to provide comfort and help healing all day long, as long as you're not planning to do any rough movements with your joint. 2) In second place, I would rank these two together: * Futuro Sport Adjustable Ankle Support Futuro Sport Adjustable Ankle, Moderate Support, Adjustable (Pack of 2) * Futuro Sport Moisture Control Ankle Support Futuro Sport Moisture Control Ankle Support, Adjustable Both are in the "Sport" line, and basically the trick is that they're made of a neoprene-like material. So, these two start becoming a little "bulkier" on the foot, but at the same time, they provide a much stronger and more solid level of support. I found these the best to use for any sports activity. While they still fit quiet well inside sneakers (it wouldn't be the case with dressing shoes); they also provided a bulletproof and safe support during the activity (I used them in 3 different crossfit workouts, and never felt a single pain from my tendon). The difference between the two is their shape and wrapping form. While the "Futuro Sport Adjustable Ankle Support" is a replica of the "Infinity" one (a single wrap-around band), but in a thicker material; the *Futuro Sport Moisture Control Ankle Support" is more of a "little boot" that just covers all around the ankle and tights it with two separate straps. This latter one claims to have the "moisture" control property, but being the other one also built of a neoprene-blend material, I would consider the two of them are equally "moisture compatible." So, it's more a matter of which one of the two you like better. In my experience, the first one was easier to put on and off, so more practical; but with the second one I felt my ankle held even tighter and with more precision. 4) Futuro "Quick Strap" Ankle Support Futuro Infinity Precision Fit Ankle Support, Adjustable: I'd place this one in the final place, as it was the bulkiest of the four. The "Quick Strap" feature may be a bit debatable, as it was the one that took me the longer to put on and off and adjust properly. It's kind of a "corset" system, but for the foot. On the other end, its greatest advantage is that when fastened really tight, it felt almost like having a cast on. The immobilization of the joint was almost total. I'd say to go for this one for those cases of really bad injuries, when you know yo can stay at home all day to recover and don't mind wearing something that looks horrible and kind of freaky on the foot, but that will keep your joint completely movement-free without risks. On a final note, the four of them are "size adjustable," so it's one-size-fits-all and no need to worry about guessing correct sizes and choosing between small, medium or large options. Hope this helps to choose the best option for each one.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2012 by Cris In Miami
Style: Ankle Stabilizer
It is very hard to find an ankle brace that works with mid-high hiking boots (Keen Targhee II). I've need to wear an ankle brace off and on for several years, just when I hike. I have used two different lace up braces but the stiff material and/or the straps that cross over and go under the foot eventually cause foot pain. I have tried at least 4 braces, this Futuro brace is #5. I have been using it for almost 2 months and so far so good. The neoprene is less constrictive but you still have decent lateral ankle support. And it is the cheapest one! Go for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024 by C. Joachim
Style: Comfot Ankle Support
I have terrible joints and have sprained my ankle so many times over the past 25 or so years. I discovered this brace about 8-10 years ago at a CVS and they are the only ones I will buy now. They are very adjustable, provide stability, and comfortable enough to wear every day. I have worn them under and over socks and they wash well in the washing machine. I have small feet and large calves, so it's often hard to find braces that fit correctly and this is the one for me. They are also durable. I've purchased 3-4 of them over the years, but only because I have either lost them or my daughter stole them!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024 by Shannon
Style: Comfot Ankle Support
I like this brace because its small and simple. I have purchased other braces that work fine, but they are hard with shoes. If you have a mild sprain and need support, but not a full brace, this one is perfect. It flexible so you can adjust the tension. Additionally, you can wear it all day and not lose feeling in your toes. Lastly, I like how it provides arch support. Many others work great for the ankle but offer no arch support.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2012 by BB59
Style: Ankle Stabilizer
Works just as designed. Support on both sides of your ankle. Not bulky in your shoe either. Best purchase for a sprained ankle support.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Amber Renee ☺️
Style: Ankle Stabilizer
We have purchased several of these ankle stabilizers and have been pleased with their performance until this one. I don’t know if it was a fluke or the materials have been changed to weaken more quickly but this particular one only lasted less than a month.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024 by Deborah D Marshall
Style: Ankle Stabilizer
Works as advertised and has definitely helped me continue to train through my injury! It fits just right and I would recommend it to anyone looking for an inexpensive way to help recover from a slight ankle sprain.
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by Darryl K. Washington Darryl K. Washington
Style: Ankle Stabilizer
Not sure if I got sent a wrong size or something but the thing looked like it was made for a kid. Velcro straps are to small. Nothing stayed in place. That was on the foot that didn't need the support. Couldn't even get it on the ankle that had swelling. Of course non-refundable or returnable. Waste of money.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by Randall B