Description

Advanced Heel Protection & Foot Alignment System

The Pressure Relief AFO is designed to completely suspend the heel and eliminate pressure and friction, helping prevent and manage pressure injuries. It also maintains functional alignment of the foot and ankle, which is critical for recovery and long-term mobility.

This makes it an essential device in clinical care, aged care, and home recovery settings.

Key Benefits

✔ Complete Heel Offloading

Unlike standard supports, this AFO:

  • Fully suspends the heel
  • Eliminates pressure and shear forces
  • Reduces risk of pressure ulcers

Heel pressure is one of the leading causes of tissue breakdown — offloading is critical for prevention.

✔ Maintains Proper Foot Alignment

Designed to keep the foot in a neutral position, helping:

  • Prevent plantar flexion contractures
  • Maintain ankle stability
  • Improve recovery outcomes

Commonly used for patients with limited mobility or neurological conditions.

✔ Breathable & Comfortable Design

Features tri-laminate materials that:

  • Promote airflow
  • Wick moisture away from the skin
  • Improve long-term wear comfort

Includes a spare liner set for hygiene and easy replacement.

✔ Adjustable & Customisable Fit

Includes multiple adjustment features:

  • Adjustable toe post for protection
  • Secure ankle straps for positioning
  • Rotation control bar for alignment

Ensures optimal support across different patient needs.

Clinical Indications

This product is widely used for:

  • Pressure ulcer prevention (heel protection)
  • Drop foot management
  • Achilles tendon repair recovery
  • Plantar flexion contracture prevention
  • Bedridden or immobile patients

Product Specifications

  • Type: Pressure Relief Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO)
  • Function: Heel offloading + foot alignment
  • Material: Breathable tri-laminate fabric
  • Includes: Spare liner set
  • Fit: Adjustable design
  • Use: Left or right foot

Who This Product Is For

  • Hospitals & healthcare providers
  • Aged care facilities
  • NDIS participants
  • Post-surgery patients
  • Neurological rehab patients