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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
Which ankle brace is right for me?
For a general guideline you can filter select the ailment you suffer from within the “narrow your results” box on the ankle braces page. However, the best way to determine which ankle brace is right for you is to talk with your medical professional.
How long should I wear my brace?
How long you wear your brace depends on your injury and the brace you are currently wearing. Some braces, like the
Aircast Airsport, offer a mild level of support and can be worn every day for extra support if you choose. If your doctor has prescribed the brace as part of your treatment regimen it is best if you consult with him to determine when can cease wearing the brace.
What is the warranty on Aircast products?
Aircast warranties all of its products. For specific product warranty information contact Aircast Customer Service at (800) 526-8785.
Product Specific Questions
Both the A60 and Airsport ankle brace are said to provide prophylactic protection and support. What does prophylactic stand for?
Prophylactic means preventive measure. The A60 and Airsport can be used to prevent injuries.
What is the difference between the A60 and Airsport ankle brace?
The Air Sport has a pocket full of air which creates more support and the A60 does not.
What material are Cryo/Cuffs made out of?
The
Cryo/Cuff material is made out of woven nylon, polyurethane film, and extruded polyethylene sheet material.
What is the purpose of the little holes in the Cryo/Cuff material?
The holes allow air flow to escape so the cuff won't expand.
What is the difference between semi pneumatic and pneumatic?
Semi pneumatic means that there are only two air cells, pneumatic means that there are four.
They are exactly the same the only difference is that the plus comes with an ankle wrap and specific instructions for treatment and rehabilitation.
Why is the A60 Ankle Brace called the "A60"?
The smaller plastic upright stabilizers are at a 60 degree angle and this is why it is called the "A60".
The stirrup on my air stirrup broke. Can I get a replacement?
Absolutely. You can purchase the air stirrup and other
Aircast replacement parts here.
