Mars Wellness Premium Pediatric Cam Walker Fracture Ankle Boot ^Sale

Cam Walker Designed Especially for Children

The Mars Wellness Pediatric Cam Walker offers the support and protection that your child needs after breaking their toe or a bone in their foot, both very painful injuries. Wearing a walking boot helps stabilize and support the foot which can decrease the pain felt following an injury.

The pediatric walking boot is designed to help children following painful injuries such as broken toes, stress fractures to the foot or ankle, ankle sprains, or diabetic ulcers. It also can be used as a post-op boot after surgeries such as bunion surgery and other surgeries.







LIGHTWEIGHT BOOT WITH ROCKER SOLE

The ultra-lightweight boot is under a pound which allows your child full mobility while wearing the boot.

The rigid arched rocker sole makes sure your child’s gait remains unaffected while they recover from their injury.

BOOT HEIGHT

The pediatric cam walker reaches just below your child's knee for maximum stability.

It is lined with a deluxe foam material that is soft and comfortable against your child's skin. The Velcro closures make the cam walker easy to adjust for a customized fit and desired compression​.

PEDIATRIC CAM WAKER FOR LEFT OR RIGHT FOOT

The pediatric cam walker can be worn on either your right or left foot.

This boot leaves the toe area open, which increases the breathability of your feet and prevents any rubbing of the toes against the end of the boot. It also has a wide foot bed that allows for bandaging and swelling. Once the swelling has gone down, you can adjust the straps and tighten for a better fit.

• CHECK SIZE CHART ABOVE: Large - Fits the average child between 3 1/2 - 5 1/2 years old. Fits sole length 6.5"
• Kids sizes provide a durable more comfortable alternative to casting
• Lightweight plastic uprights provide superb stabilization
• Deluxe foam liner can be easily hand washed to keep the boot feeling fresh at all times!
• Designed especially for children for the treatment of stable fractures, ankle sprains, stress fractures, and other injuries of the foot and ankle