Do you feel limited by a painful or unstable ankle during your daily activities? A lack of stability can significantly hinder your active lifestyle and reduce your overall vitality. The Cellacare Malleo Comfort ankle support size 2 offers the targeted support and relief you need to move with confidence again. This carefully composed support helps to stabilise your joint, allowing you to resume your daily routine effortlessly and comfortably.

Key benefits

• Direct support and relief for minor ligament injuries, instability and osteoarthritis.
• Optimal fit and high wearing comfort due to the three-dimensional anatomically shaped knit and soft microfibre.
• Pressure reduction on the instep thanks to the patented soft comfort zone that prevents skin irritation.
• Improvement of proprioception, which contributes to better muscle control and an increased sense of stability.

How it works

The Cellacare Malleo Comfort ankle support size 2 uses an advanced three-dimensional knit that provides precise compression around the ankle joint. This compression helps to reduce swelling and stimulates the sensory receptors in the skin and muscles. This improves proprioception, or the active sense of stability of your ankle. The soft microfibres and the specially designed comfort zone at the instep ensure that the support does not pinch and can be worn comfortably all day long.

Composition

Ingredients

This product is manufactured from a high-quality textile blend of three-dimensional anatomically shaped knit and soft microfibres for optimal elasticity, breathability and comfort.

Use & Dosage

Slide the support over the foot until the heel is correctly positioned and the comfort zone fits neatly on the instep. Ensure that the material is smooth and without creases around the ankle joint. Follow the detailed instructions in the included user manual.

Safety & Disclaimer

This product is a medical device for supporting the joint and is not intended to replace medical treatment. In case of severe complaints, acute pain or doubt, always consult a doctor or physiotherapist for a correct diagnosis and treatment.