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The MalleoLoc is a rigid ankle orthosis from Bauerfeind that stabilizes the joint from the outside without locking the foot in place. It sits along the antero-lateral aspect of the ankle and is shaped to resist supination and forward movement of the talus, while a strap system lets the heel and toes move normally. It suits people recovering from a lateral sprain, torn ligaments or capsular strain who want protection without a cast-like feel. Compared with soft neoprene sleeves, it offers firmer lateral control; compared with walking boots, it leaves far more mobility. Owners rate it highly, though the rigid shell takes getting used to and the right/left, sized fit means you must measure before ordering.
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Lowest price we've seen: $129.90 on Nov 13 at Amazon; highest $133.48 on Nov 3. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 3.
Owners rate it 5 out of 5 and describe it as stable and comfortable enough to wear through the day. They credit it with letting them stay active during recovery, with the main friction being the rigid feel and the need to get the size right.
| Size | Heel Width |
|---|---|
| Size 1 | Up to 2-1/4" |
| Size 2 | Greater than 2-1/4" |
The MalleoLoc is an anatomically self-shaping ankle orthosis for immediate care and treatment of ankle injuries. It stabilizes the ankle and protects it from lateral twisting after serious twisting injuries, torn ligaments and capsular ligament strains. It increases stability without restricting mobility.
It lies against the antero-lateral aspect of the joint to counteract forward movement of the talus. It conforms to the outside edge of the foot to counteract supination, even without a shoe. Normal heel-to-toe movement of the foot is allowed, and it can be worn therapeutically without a shoe.
Its proprioceptive effects promote active stabilization of the ankle muscles.
