THUASNE Sport - Reinforced Ankle Support - Mild Sprain, Unstable Ankle - Anatomic Cut - Support Index 3/5 - CE Medical Device (Size XXL)

• HOW IT WORKS: The Thuasne Reinforced Ankle Support maintains the ankle joint during sports activities (football, running, basketball, handball, etc.). It helps you get back into sports after a sprain or trauma. Its anatomically shaped knitted elastic adapts to the ankle without wrinkling or slipping. Support index 3/5.
• INDICATIONS: The Thuasne Reinforced Ankle Support is recommended in cases of joint instability/laxity, mild ankle sprains (acute phase), and when returning to sports activities. It provides proprioceptive support for rehabilitation.
• EASY TO USE: Put on the Thuasne Reinforced Ankle Support like a sock. Make sure that the ankles are correctly positioned in the area provided for this purpose. The Thuasne Reinforced Ankle Support is ambidextrous (fits both ankles). Material: polyamide, elastodiene, elastane, viscose.
• SIZE SELECTION TIPS: Available in 5 sizes, from S to XXL. Choose the right ankle brace for your ankle size with our size guide.
• THUASNE, MEDICAL EXPERTISE FOR SPORTS: We have been designing products for athletes in Saint Etienne for over 80 years. As early as 1934, Suzanne Lenglen used our Neoplastex elastic headband! We continue our commitment to athletes by developing a range of innovative products to support their performance, prevent injuries and/or help them recover: orthotics, underwear, compression, sports care...

Product Description Multi-sport reinforced ankle support (football, basketball, handball, tennis, running, etc.). Indications: benign sprains of the athlete's ankle. Resumption of sport after sprains and ankle injuries (including after surgery). Colour: Grey. Composition: 42% Polyamide, 29% Elastodiene, 24% Viscose, 5% Elastane. Hand wash. This product is a regulated medical device which is CE marked as such. Read the package leaflet before use. Indications Mild ankle sprains. Chronic ankle instability. Resumption of sporting activities following ankle sprains and ankle injuries (including after ankle surgery). Painful chronic ankle conditions.