Ankle & Foot Supports & Braces
Neo G Ankle & Foot Supports & Braces are designed by orthopaedic professionals and medically engineered to help aching, strained, sprained, unstable, injured, weak or arthritic ankles and feet. All registered internationally as Class 1 Medical Devices, Neo G ankle braces and supports and foot braces and supports include the wrap around fully adjustable braces of the Variable Compression System Range. Made with heat therapeutic neoprene, VCS wrap around braces help warm muscles and joints while offering the ideal level of compression. Neo G breathable sleeve supports of the Active, Airflow and Airflow Plus ranges offer mild to moderate to firm support levels with Multi-Zone Compression, ideal for sport and active lifestyles. Combatting plantar fasciitis, the Plantar Fasciitis Every Day support offers silicone cushioning to the bottom of the foot while also offering Multi-Zone Compression to the ankle.
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Ankle Braces & Supports FAQ
Our experts have answered your top questions about ankle braces and supports.
How to put an ankle brace on will vary from brace to brace. Check each product’s dedicated how to apply section for instructions on how to wear an ankle brace.
You can wear an ankle brace during your daily activities to provide support and stability. However, it's generally not recommended to wear an ankle brace while sleeping unless specifically advised by a healthcare professional. Wearing it continuously, especially overnight, can sometimes lead to skin irritation or reduce natural ankle movement needed for recovery. Always follow the specific instructions provided with your brace and by your doctor or physical therapist.
How to put on an ankle brace with straps will vary from brace to brace. Check each product’s dedicated how to apply section for instructions on how to wear an ankle brace.
Ankle braces provide support, compression, and stability to the ankle joint. They are commonly used to support recovery after an ankle sprain or other injury and reduce pain or swelling. By limiting excessive movement, they can protect ligaments and tendons while allowing for necessary healing.
Neo G Ankle supports are not recommended to be used in bed unless advised by a medical professional.
Yes, wearing an ankle brace after a sprain is highly recommended. Our ankle braces can help by providing crucial support and stability to the injured ligaments, promoting proper healing, reducing swelling, and reducing the chance of further injury. The duration and type of brace needed will depend on the severity of your sprain, so it's always best to follow the advice of a healthcare professional.
Yes, our ankle braces can be worn comfortably with shoes. You may need to wear a slightly larger shoe size or a shoe with more adjustable lacing to accommodate the brace. If you are finding that the ankle supports are still too bulky for your shoe, we would recommend using a pull-on style support instead.
If the Achilles tendon is enclosed in the ankle brace, then you may find our ankle braces can help with Achilles tendonitis. However, ankle braces with heel cutouts will expose the Achilles tendon, and so these will not be suitable products to use for this condition.
An ankle brace should be firm but comfortable. It should provide noticeable support and compression without cutting off circulation, causing numbness, tingling, or increased pain. You should be able to move your toes freely. If you experience any discomfort or signs of restricted blood flow, loosen the brace.
Yes, certain ankle braces can help with plantar fasciitis. They work by providing support and stabilization to the ankle and arch of the foot, which can reduce strain on the plantar fascia and help relieve pain.