Velocity Ankle Brace

Support and help prevent ankle sprains

The DonJoy Velocity Ankle Brace is one of our best selling ankle braces because it not only provides extra support to the ankle joint and helps prevent ankle sprains, but it is extremely comfortable too! This brace is ideal for a person who is healing from an existing ankle injury or looking to prevent a future injury.

Product Features…and the benefits you’ll experience!

Low Profile and Lightweight

This brace easily fits into your shoe giving you the extra support you need without bulkiness.

Anatomically Designed Bilateral Hinges

You get to experience natural, unrestricted movement while wearing this brace.

Moldable Foot Plate

Enjoy the benefits of a custom fit with out the cost!

R3 Technology (Rapid-Rigid-Ratched) in the Calf Cuff

Provides compression to your ankle joint to prevent swelling.

Rigid Uprights

Gives extra protection to your ankle in case of impact.

Instructions for Use…how to put on your DonJoy Velocity Ankle Brace.

Step 1: Unfasten and loosen all straps. Place ankle in the brace and position at 90o.	Step 2: Wrap and secure calf liner.
Step 3: Insert calf ratchet strap end through opening on the opposite calf ratchet strap.	Step 4: Pull, wrap, and lock both calf ratchet straps snugly into place without impairing circulation.
Step 5: Align tongue with the center of the forefoot.	Step 6: Pull and wrap ankle strap(s) snugly into place without impairing circulation.

How to use the heat moldable foot plate.

1. Remove inner liner and outer shell (ES version).
2. Apply heat evenly to the area of interest using a heat gun. Heat molding the foot plate should be performed by medical professionals only. Do not use an oven, boiling water, or any heat source other than a heat gun. Do not heat foot plate to more than 300F as melting may occur. Do not attempt to heat mold any component other than the foot plate. If heated, the rivets will readily burn bare skin.
3. Manually form desired changes with gloved hands prior to cooling. Do not attempt to form components against bare skin.
4. Reheat and continue forming as necessary.
5. The foot plate will retain heat after heat source is removed. Allow sufficient cooling time prior to making contact with bare skin.