Achilles Tendon Rupture Boot

Clinically proven faster recovery timeCan be easily removed and reappliedHygienic and comfortableIf your Doctor let's you swim our boot you can swim with you! Additional liner needed.More efficient and cost friendly that other conventional treatments

FAQs

Can I walk in a boot with a ruptured Achilles tendon?

Yes—when an Achilles rupture is followed by a walking boot, you can commence weight-bearing and walking, probably with crutches or aids at first, as the boot allows healing and protects the tendon.

How long to walk normally after Achilles rupture?

With no boot, normal walking generally starts slowly, occurring 8–12 weeks after injury or surgery, although it may take some more months before a complete gait restoration is achieved with the influence of physiotherapy.

Can you fully recover from an Achilles rupture?

Yes, when treated properly (whether surgically or otherwise), immobilized, rehabilitated, and with patience, many individuals recover their strength and function; however, this process can take 6 to 12 months, and not everyone responds in the same way.

What shoes to wear after Achilles rupture?

After using the boot, individuals should wear supportive shoes with a slight heel raise, followed by a gradual transition to flatter, more stable footwear as their calf strength improves and flexibility increases.