Stretch Up Foot Flexor

Name: Stretch Up Foot Flexor
Brand: Allard USA
SKU: ALL-341080011
Price: 62.87 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU #: ALL-341080011

RMID: 44845

Brand: Allard USA

Stretch Up Foot Flexor

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Category: Foot Care Products

Promotes healthy healing
Made for use during rest time
Helps with flexing the heel to toe tendon
Holds the forefoot and ankle joints in a stretched position
Stretches the plantar fascia in an active and controlled way

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Rehabmart ID: 44845

MPN: 341080011

Brand: Allard USA

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Product Overview:

The Stretch Up Foot Flexor helps heal plantar fasciitis during rest periods. The foot care sock is constructed to brace the ankle joint at an upward, flexed position, allowing the tendons in the foot to be stretched and contracted. The Stretch Up Foot Flexor should be utilized when the individual is resting. The purpose of the foot care sock is to reduce the pain of stress plantar fasciitis.

Product Specifications / Dimensions

Specifiction Label	Specification Value
Small Calf Measurement	Less than 7.75"
Medium Calf Measurement	7.75" - 15.75"
Large Calf Measurement	Greater than 15.75"

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The Stretch Up Foot Flexor is aimed to stretch the plantar fascia in an active and controlled way, so the tendon heals in a stretched position at night. When properly applied, the Stretch Up Foot Flexor sock will hold the forefoot and ankle joints in a slight upward position, thereby preventing the plantar fascia from retracting and healing in a contracted position. In the morning the plantar fascia is at its maximum stretch, which reduces or eliminates the sharp pain that often occurs during the first steps. The foot care sock should be worn only when the individual is at rest, such as at night while sleeping. The Stretch Up Foot Flexor should not be used if the following apply:

Circulation issues

Open wounds on the lower leg or foot

Diabetes

Skin problems

Pregnant or may be pregnant

Severe Edema

Severe swelling

After any surgery of the leg or foot