Pronation Spring Control Device, Left Small

The PSC device is another significant development utilizing fabrifoam, a patented composite material that is elastomeric, open-celled and thermoplastic. Fabrifoam breathes, helping to reduce or eliminate maceration while retaining the healing benefits of heat therapy. It has exceptional elongation and recovery properties, is very durable, will not fray and is Velcro hook receptive, assuring secure closure. The PSC helps to align the foot/ankle in the neutral position and assist in the treatment and prevention of related injuries. Indicated in cases when Low/Dye taping method may be used, The PSC has the holding power of a tape wrap, the alignment benefit of an orthotic and the lifting function of an arch support. Athletic Trainers, Physical Therapists, Podiatrists and other Medical Professionals can successfully dispense or prescribe The PSC versus other prescribed, more cumbersome, more expensive supports or braces. The Velcro hook closure allows for easy adjustment and secure compression/support therapy. Other supports and braces do not resist Pronation during propulsion. Named for the "Spring Action" effect of resupination, with the unique support/control bio-mechanical design, The PSC has proven to be extremely effective in treating many foot and ankle conditions. Support from this unique device remains constant, when to foot is stable or in active motion. The PSC is a very durable, economical, multi-functional compression/support control device that was designed to be easily applied by the patient, upon professional advice.

• Small-Left: Men's Shoe Size - 5.5 - 7 / Women's: 6.5 - 9
• The PSC helps to align the foot/ankle in the neutral position and assist in the treatment and prevention of related injuries
• Reusable wrap, made of ProWrap, that helps relieves pain without the use of adhesives
• Washable (rinsing is recommended after each use) and is designed for repeated use
• Recommended to help in the prevention and treatment of chronic heel pain, plantar fasciitis, heel spur syndrome and shin splints