AFO Foot Drop Brace for Walking with Shoes, Drop Foot Brace with Reel-Adjust Dorsiflexion Assist, Adjustable Foot Brace for Drop Foot Support, Fits Left or Right Foot for Women Men (L/XL)

This is one of the best brace for patients of foot drop....just make sure your shoe lace are tight enough...

Product works as described. Happy with product.

I’ve been dealing with drop foot on both sides for the last three months. Walking feels like I’m in scuba flippers and I’ve tripped over my dragging toes more than once. It’s frustrating, to say the least. My wife found these after we tried a brace similar to one for an ankle sprain. That was uncomfortable and bulky, difficult to fit into my shoes. These, however, are a true blessing. The braces are sturdy and the design is brilliant, pulling the front of my shoes up so that my heels hit the floor first again. I can walk without the danger of falling over my feet, and they’re so comfortable I barely notice them. I’ve worn them for entire workdays without any irritation. If you are struggling with drop foot, this brace is highly recommended.

I had foot drop from previous stroke so thought to use this since others didnt work well. clip to attach onto showlace is pretty convenient and it works in a way, just no matter how tight I turn it to, feels not enough tension to actually lift up my foot high enough.

Works as it supposed to. Will stabilize your foot to a more neutral position to eliminate "foot drop", but not much more than a neutral position. A couple of comments: 1) In order for the device to work it, your shoelaces need to be tight. The device works by pulling on your shoes laces (forefoot area) up towards your shin. 2) It won't be as effective with shoes that have laces high up on the foot, like mens dress shoes. 3) To reduce the stretch on the last lace loop, I thread the hooking device under the laces above the lowest loop, then hooked over the lowest loop and tightened. This reduced the stretch on the lowest loop and didn't require me to tighten the device as much. 4) The ankle portion needs to be snug, but if you over tighten, it becomes uncomfortable. It should be snug enough to not easily move, but not so tight that you cause a skin imprint area after a few minutes. 5) A found the most effective way was to put on the device, push on the ball of my foot toward my shin, then tighten the device to achieve the best "neutral" position. Overall a good, inexpensive device that will improve your faotdrop. Recommend.