Drop Foot Brace Beige - Adjustable AFO Ankle Brace for Walking & Stroke Recovery, Breathable Material for Ankle and Foot Support, Comfortable Design (Left)

Have been dealing with a mild foot drop of unknown origin since 2018. This brace has made it so I am able to walk/hike 4 miles at my regular pre-footdrop pace. It is incredible and has given me hope to be able to resume more activities that I have had to give up. FYI, I bought the “left/medium” brace in the black from the neofect store as well. The sealed outer package was labeled “left/medium”, but the tag attached to the black brace said “one size”. This beige brace only comes in “one size” when ordering. It is the exact same size as the black one on amazon listed as “left/medium” with the “one size” tag. I hope that helps if anyone is hesitant to get this beige one because you are worried it will be too big. For reference, I wear a size 7-7.5 women’s shoe.

This brace is soft and nicely bound with smooth edging for comfort. I use it overnight to manage my tendency towards footdrop, as i must sleep on my back exclusively, with a custom wedge to accommodate a lower back injury.Initially I wasn’t sure the brace would work for me, a thin petite woman using a “one size fits all” product. After a week of trying different tweaks, I seem to have an approach that works well for me.I would not be able to use the brace in daytime with my regular shoes - somewhat bulky. Also the Velcro clings to the soft weave of the brace, and is easily dislodged with foot movement.

If this is supposed to be for drop foot, you have failed tremendously!!!!!Don’t buy!!!

This works really well with my drop foot. I can wear any shoe or boot that I have. This is the 2nd one I have bought

If you have a true footdrop, don't think this would be quite rigid enough to help lift the foot completely. It does help control ankle and give some support for my peripheral nerve injury though, without too much additional irritation. Thin enough material I didn't have to get different shoes, but still feels like a durable material. Haven't had or used for long so will see how it holds up. Only complaint is my legs are short and skinny, so I feel like it goes up my leg higher and I have to wrap around my leg more than necessary, so maybe actual sizes would be a bit more beneficial.

Good brace but the main flap that goes around the ankle will not fasten and it comes loose frequently. I can find no way to contact the company.

Most of the braces available are for plantar fasciitis. I tried two of them for drop foot and they only made the neuropathy pain, causing my drop foot, worse. This brace, however, does help by lifting the drop foot just enough to keep my toes from catching and causing me to land face down on the floor. For me, the brace is slightly uncomfortable because of the velcro. I have hypersensitivity in my foot and have to wear a sock layer between my skin and the velcro but this also increases the compression. Regardless, this is the best, inexpensive product I have found for drop foot. I have to use canes and wear it a few hours a day to support the foot or to pull the foot up a little from the drop. I will buy another so that I have more than one available. A good product. Well stitched and easy to use.

I’ve had foot drop and worn a hard brace for several years. I’ve tried a similar type of brace in the past that didn’t work for me, but when I saw this one I thought I’d give it a try. And I am glad I did. It is a bit complicated to put on, but I’m sure even I will find that easier each time I wear it. I cannot comment on durability, but I won’t be wearing it for strenuous activities. I think it will be fine. Certainly worth a try.