Ditch the walking boot for the only over-the-shoe ankle brace recommended by Orthopedic Surgeons and Podiatrists everywhere
Developed by Dr. Fred Ferlic, a renowned Orthopedic Surgeon, and one of the nation's top athletic trainers, Mike Bean, the TayCo RecoverX Brace is designed to empower mobility and stability for patients, getting you back to normal with fewer life disruptions, more functionality, and improved outcomes when compared to alternative solutions.
Get back to normal daily activities
4x faster while recovering from an ankle or hindfoot injury
Minimize fall risk with a lightweight, easy to put on and wear solution that improves gait relative to walking boot
Eliminate back, hip, and knee pain associated with limb imbalance created by wearing a walking boot
A lightweight (14 oz.) alternative to a walking boot, TayCo Brace provides the ONLY rigid brace that fits over your shoe, changing the way ankle injury recovery looks and feels.
The RecoverX Brace supports all shoe widths. Select brace size based on shoe length size. If you find yourself between two sizes, size down.
The RecoverX Brace can be used for a wide range of diagnoses involving the ankle and hindfoot. The most common are ankle sprains, stable fractures, and operative fractures, along with various forms of chronic instability. Please seek medical advice from your doctor if you have any additional concerns.
PLEASE NOTE: This brace does NOT provide forefoot stability or support recovery from forefoot conditions or injuries.
We recommend use with a rigid or semi-rigid standard walking/jogging shoe, work boot, or diabetic shoe. Using a custom orthotic in the shoe may be recommended for additional arch and foot support.
The straps can be removed and machine washed on cold. Do not use bleach, do not dry clean, and hang to dry. Wash the plastic components with warm water and a washcloth. A rubbing alcohol may be used as a gentle cleanser.
If for any reason you are not satisfied with the brace within 15 days of purchase, ship it back and we’ll provide a full refund, no questions asked.
The walking boot is a heavy and cumbersome, leading to immobility, muscle de-conditioning, and lower quality of life.
Nearly 70% of patients experience secondary pain (away from the original injury) after wearing a walking boot. 1 in 3 patients had continued secondary pain 3 months after the device was removed.
Dr. Ferlic explains why Walking boots significantly limit elderly patient’s mobility, decrease quality of life, and can lead to catastrophic outcomes.
