Aircast AirSelect Standard Walking Boot

Aircast AirSelect Standard Walking Boot offers a moderate level of support, effectiveness and comfort. The Standard Walking Boot has a durable, semi-rigid shell that supports the limb while providing protection. Housed within the shell are two adjustable distal aircells that provide compression and support the malleoli. SoftStrike technology absorbs and dissipates shock, while the lightweight and lab-tested rocker sole combine to encourage a natural gait and a continuation of everyday activities.

Features of Aircast AirSelect Standard Walking Boot

• Customizable, independent distal aircells
• Integrated inflation system allows individualized fit; no handbulb needed
• Non-marking, skid resistant rubber tread
• Improves traction and durability
• SoftStrike technology
• Absorbs and dissipates the energy during heel strike and reduce heel pain
• Low profile rocker sole
• Enables normal walking gait; reduces forefoot angulations and knee hyperextension
• Trimmable and heat-moldable semi-rigid shell
• Easily custom-fit for comfort
• Sleek, open-frame design
• Provides ventilated protection and supports compliance
• Contours around the malleoli
• Eliminates pressure for sustained comfort
• Three-strap system
• Evenly disperses pressure and eliminates pooling of edema
• Intuitive, integrated inflation system
• Permits quick and easy customization of each aircell

AirSelect Walking Boot Benefits

• Customizable, independent aircells (no separate hand bulb) - Integrated inflation system which puts the patient in control for an individualized fit
• Non-marking, skid resistant rubber tread - For greater traction and longer wear
• Remove heel pain - SoftStrike technology absorbs and dissipates the energy during heel strike

When to use AirSelect Standard Walking Boot?

Specifically designed for:

• Stable fracture of foot/ankle/lower leg
• Severe ankle sprain
• Post-operative immobilization

What to buy with Aircast AirSelect Standard Boot

• Posey Heel Pillows
• Fabrication Point Relief ColdSpot Lotion Gel
• Aircast AirSport Ankle Brace

Aircast AirSelect Technology

Aircast AirSelect SoftStrick Technology

A patented grid design puts a matrix of shock-absorbing material in direct contact with the heel, providing structure cushioning that reduce heel loading and helps prevent impact-related stressed.

How to use Aircast AirSelect Standard Boot?

1. Prepare AirSelect Brace -

• Unfasten straps
• Remove front panel
• Open liner

2. Apply Aircast Brace -

• While seated, place foot in brace
• Position heel against back of the brace
• Wrap liner around foot and then leg
• Replace front panel
• Position front panel so the Aircast logo is over the toes
• Secure straps from bottom to top
• Tighten until snug and comfortable

3. Adjust Aircell Compression -

• The Short walking brace aircells are initially deflated
• Begin inflation on injured side first. Turn the SELECTOR found on the right-side of the brace to the appropriate number. Number 1 inflates the aircell on the right-side, Number 2 inflates the aircell on the left-side and Number 3 inflates the back aircell.
• To inflate aircell, press and release large inflation pump found on the top right-side of brace. Pump until aircell feels snug
• To inflate other aircells, rotate SELECTOR to the appropriate number and then press and release large inflation pump. Pump until aircell feels snug
• In the event of over-inflation, deflate aircells

4. Deflate Aircells -

• To deflate aircells, turn the SELECTOR found on the right-side of the brace to the proper aircell number
• Press and hold finger on the small release button found on the top right-side of brace
• Deflate until pressure is comfortable
  

AirSelect Standard Walking Boot User Guide

Aircast Boot Cleaning Instructions

• The foam liner may be hand-washed in 86°F/30°C water with mild detergent and air-dried
• Do not put in dryer or use other heat source to dry
  
  

Warnings and Precautions:

• Do not over-inflate aircells
• Improper aircell inflation may cause significant skin irritation, especially in people with diabetic neuropathy (a diabetic nerve condition)
• Check your skin frequently for spots and skin irritation
• If you see any skin changes or feelings of discomfort, reduce the aircell compression
• Do not use this device if you cannot feel sensations whether due to post-op anesthesia, nerve, skin or other conditions
• Use caution when walking on slippery or wet surfaces to avoid injury