Foot Drop Brace for Walking Lifting Shoes, Drop Foot AFO Brace Help Raise Shoes, Foot Up Splint for Ankle, Improved Walking Gait, Prevent Falls and Injuries, for Left and Right Foot,Fits Women and Men

I'm so pleased with my new brace. I reviewed several but they all say works for laced shoes. Because of my special needs I wear shoes with velcro straps and this works great! It keeps my foot at a 90 degree angle and for the first time I have a "normal" gait when I walk. I can't wait to walk into my doctors office after 2 surgeries and years of treatment to show her what worked for me. I wish I knew about this years ago. I plan on ordering another so I don't have to worry about going without. I also have thick ankles but it fits like a dream. The design supports my ankle and I feel sure footed when I walk. Thank you.

First let me say in my possession less than 24 hrs. Next a little challenging to put on, but impossible like so others. Now the really good part was comfortable, held foot at 90*, made walking so much easier, didn’t have to change shoe size, almost invisible with pant leg down in standing position. I am so pleased I ordered a second one for the other foot. I have rods from my pelvic to between my shoulder blades (part of why challenging to put on) and have chemo dead nerves in lower extremities, so for me this is a game changer maybe less time in wheelchair. I will update on results in next unit after have had time to use together, hope I am as happy then. Price is right and extra straps to use with Sandals I have never worn them but for those who do accommodation is there. I don’t know how long they will last but even if I get a month I’ll be happy, such a relief to be able to not have foot flop.

This brace works better than most found on Amazon because it goes under the foot to support the overall lift of the foot. The only down side is how it mangles the strings/laces of your the footwear you are using. Eventually the footwear becomes stretched and out of it's normal appearance.NOTE: I installed a plastic Tie Wrap through and around the first set of strings/laces holes which offers great support and provides a place for the drop foot brace connecting strap to affix to without having to use the strings/laces. FYI: The rough edges of the Tie Wrap will stretch and wear out the connecting strap.I probably could have gotten many more years of use from this brace but unfortunately the strap will soon wear to thin or tear completely leaving the brace useless. PLEASE SEE PHOTOSNOTE 2: The joingood Drop Foot Brace is a very nice brace but does NOT go under the foot. PLEASE SEE PHOTO. I returned the joingood brace after realizing the importance of the brace having support under the foot. This brace's connecting strap is however a very good design as it is a single strap with a metal hook at the end which makes for a easy to connect and a very strong connection. It prevents the connecting strap from stretching and wearing thin like the POZPO will do over time. PLEASE SEE PHOTOFUTURE POZPO UPGRADE: I suggest POZPO include a plastic Tie Wrap or better yet produce a hard plastic clip designed to go between the first two holes on the intended footwear with their drop foot braces and include picture instructions on how to install it for maximum foot lift without distorting the footwear you are using with the brace. I also suggest that they redesign their connecting brace to emulate the joingood brace or at least incorporate a metal hook into their connecting strap. This will eliminate the wear and tear on the connecting strap and eliminate having to toss the brace in the trash when the strap becomes unusable. Additionally, joingood offers a replacement strap. The POZPO strap does not come with a replacement strap and unless you have a good sewing machine I don't see a way to replace the strap and save the brace. I suggest POZPO make their strap replaceable as well.

I like that the material was soft. It just barely wraps around my leg though. I wish they made different sizes.The velcro that goes around the leg stays in place ok, but the velcro that hooks up to my shoe does not stay very well.

My neurologist suggested this for my foot drop. I have tried a carbon fiber full length brace ($800 Medicare) but I couldn't wear it while driving and it was uncomfortable while sitting. My therapists were suggesting different canes but I finally was able to get an neurologist appointment after a year of waiting.She informed me that by using the cane I was letting the muscle in my calf, and knee, degrade faster and I was going to have hip problems because of the way I was throwing my foot out to the side. She was right.Everyone is different and it won't work for every condition but for me it did. I'm cane free for almost a month and my calf muscle is starting to improve. All I needed was a little lift and my gait is much improved. When I drive I simply release the Velcro strap from the shoe so I can press the pedals as needed. I read reviews who said theirs broke, so I bought two. So far I have not needed the backup.

Works great once you get it in place but getting the brace on exhaust me. Also this has shredded my shoelaces. I won’t purchase this kind again.

This brace is amazing. It works to well. I am buying one more for my other foot. It even has helped my foot straiten out while i am walking. It is very comfortable and sturdy ankle support. Highly recommend this brace.😄

This brace would be so much better and easy to put on if the shoe strap had two connectors instead of one. Because the foot must first go through the ankle part of the brace, it is impossible to remove the shoe without first removing the shoe strap from the shoe laces. However, if the shoe strap could be disconnected first (the strap would remain on the shoe), then the shoe could easily be removed and re-attached. Extra shoe straps would make it much easier to change the shoes without removing the main brace.