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The Aircast AirSport Ankle Brace is the ideal support for chronic instability of the ankle and ankle sprains. The AirSport incorporates clinically proven Air-Stirrup® Ankle Brace features, such as a semi-rigid shell and aircells, to provide comfort and support. Additional compression and stabilization is provided by ATF (anterior talofibular) cross strap and integral forefoot and shin wraps.
The unique "step-in" design (toes first inserted into the back of the brace) and automatic heel adjustment make the Aircast AirSport extremely fast and easy to put on, just: Step In, Strap Up, And Go!
Aircast AirSport Ankle Brace Features
Foam-filled aircell that cushions and supports the ankle
Semi-rigid encased shell offers proven Air-Stirrup support
Coated fabric for durability
ATF cross-strap for ankle stabilization
Integral forefoot and shin wraps for support
Automatic heel width adjustment for easy application
| Size | Men's Shoe Size | Women's Shoe Size |
| XSmall | Up to 5 | Up to 5 |
| Small | 5.5-7 | 5-8.5 |
| Medium | 7.5-11 | 9-12.5 |
| Large | 11.5-13 | 13-14.5 |
| XLarge | 13.5+ | 15+ |
"I've been wearing this brace during gymnastics and it's really comfortable and so far I haven't re-injured my ankle since I've been wearing this brace."
- Alison
"I've used the aircast airsport for about 1.5 years now (playing tennis about 3 times / week) and they are still holding up even though there are signs of wear, so for durability i give them a 5. Support is excellent. I felt absolutely confident with my movements on the tennis court. Support rating 5 The only downside i saw is that it is a little bulky on the sides where the actual ankle support plastic rods are built in. Have to loosen the shoe quite a bit to be able to get your foot in. Wearing it was always a bit of a time consuming process and the velcro straps are not well designed. The adhesive part on the velcro is a little short specially if you have to tighten it to get a firm fit. Therefore for easy of wear, i rate it a 3. "
- Sean
"Excellent product"
- rhonda
"I've always been prone to sprains; then I needed multiple surgeries on my ankle. I started playing volleyball again and needed a serious brace, so I bought this. I didn't sprain my ankle a single time the entire year. I'm replacing it now after a year of heavy wear and tear. Might be tough to get used to if you've never used this heavy-duty of a brace before, and it might be difficult to get it into your shoe at first. Be careful not to tighten the achilles strap too much or it will pinch and get sore. My old Active Ankles would always give me blisters the few times I wore them, but this brace never did. Well worth the price."
- K
"i love this i don't think its for grade 1 sprains, more like 2 or 3. but whatever, and its super comfy"
- C
"Ease of use compared to other products is worth it. It is an effective ankle support brace, however I would echo an above reviewer about the achilles strap. Over tightening the lower strap causes achilles trouble."
- JP
"Because of very good comfort I tend to use the Aircast for both athletic and non-Athletic use such as walking. Although the Arizona brace is more effective for non-athletic activity such as walking I prefer Aircast. The Aircast is probably useful for other athletic activities."
- Art
- Alison
"I've used the aircast airsport for about 1.5 years now (playing tennis about 3 times / week) and they are still holding up even though there are signs of wear, so for durability i give them a 5. Support is excellent. I felt absolutely confident with my movements on the tennis court. Support rating 5 The only downside i saw is that it is a little bulky on the sides where the actual ankle support plastic rods are built in. Have to loosen the shoe quite a bit to be able to get your foot in. Wearing it was always a bit of a time consuming process and the velcro straps are not well designed. The adhesive part on the velcro is a little short specially if you have to tighten it to get a firm fit. Therefore for easy of wear, i rate it a 3. "
- Sean
"Excellent product"
- rhonda
"I've always been prone to sprains; then I needed multiple surgeries on my ankle. I started playing volleyball again and needed a serious brace, so I bought this. I didn't sprain my ankle a single time the entire year. I'm replacing it now after a year of heavy wear and tear. Might be tough to get used to if you've never used this heavy-duty of a brace before, and it might be difficult to get it into your shoe at first. Be careful not to tighten the achilles strap too much or it will pinch and get sore. My old Active Ankles would always give me blisters the few times I wore them, but this brace never did. Well worth the price."
- K
"i love this i don't think its for grade 1 sprains, more like 2 or 3. but whatever, and its super comfy"
- C
"Ease of use compared to other products is worth it. It is an effective ankle support brace, however I would echo an above reviewer about the achilles strap. Over tightening the lower strap causes achilles trouble."
- JP
"Because of very good comfort I tend to use the Aircast for both athletic and non-Athletic use such as walking. Although the Arizona brace is more effective for non-athletic activity such as walking I prefer Aircast. The Aircast is probably useful for other athletic activities."
- Art
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- From Ed Ketterer at 4/14/11 6:17 PM
- I have an Aircast Airsport Ankle Brace for a right foot/ankle but now my left ankle is sprained. The right ankle version seems to fit and feel fine on my left ankle. Do I really need the left ankle version?
- Ed - We recommend that you do get the left brace for your left ankle injury. The braces are made specific for right and left feet. The inner semi-rigid shells are formed to fit your ankle bones properly. Wearing them on the incorrect side, could potentially cause more harm than good, being that the shells and shape of the brace will not fit properly.
- I have an Aircast Airsport Ankle Brace for a right foot/ankle but now my left ankle is sprained. The right ankle version seems to fit and feel fine on my left ankle. Do I really need the left ankle version?
- From Lori at 6/8/11 9:11 PM
- My son needs protection over both malleolar due to minor fractures of both as well as ankle support for playing sports. Does the AirCast Airsport provide cushioning over the malleolar to protect against impact. Thank you.
- yes, the Airsport does have some cushioning to for impact as well as semi-rigid shells to give him support while being active.
- From Miguel at 6/28/11 11:34 AM
- I have a 8 yo girl doing serious gymnastics (4 hrs day). We need to find an ankle support she can use during training. Would this be the right model and what would be the right size for my daughter?
Thanks - The Aircast Airsport to be worn with tennis shoes. The Donjoy Ankle Support is a great product for gymnast
- I have a 8 yo girl doing serious gymnastics (4 hrs day). We need to find an ankle support she can use during training. Would this be the right model and what would be the right size for my daughter?
- From Fran at 7/31/11 1:16 PM
- How do i clean my airsport ankle brace?
- Handwash mild detergent, air dry.
- From Patrick at 8/31/11 9:52 AM
- Hello, I just got off a severe ankle sprain but I am well into Therapy and have been cleared to play basketball next week (15 weeks total of recovery). Would you recommend this brace or the Aircast A60? They are confident I don't need to wear a brace but to prevent injury after all this hard work would be a shame.
I play basketball with Mid/High top sneakers.
Thanks,
Patrick
- I would go with the airsport, it is going to provide more support, which sounds like this is what you need.
- Hello, I just got off a severe ankle sprain but I am well into Therapy and have been cleared to play basketball next week (15 weeks total of recovery). Would you recommend this brace or the Aircast A60? They are confident I don't need to wear a brace but to prevent injury after all this hard work would be a shame.
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