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AirHeel with Stabilizers

AirHeel with Stabilizers
AirHeel with Stabilizers

Aircast®

AirHeel™ with Stabilizers

The Aircast® AirHeel with Stabilizers help improve patient compliance by providing active relief.   This unique clinically-proven solution provides comfort and massaging compression for the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis and heel pain.  Patients with higher Plantar Fasciitis pain experience faster relief with the Aircast AirHeel than with a shoe insert1.  Medial/Lateral stabilizers offer enhanced proprioception and stability.  The AirHeel with Stabilizers is made of lightweight breathable fabric and is simple to apply; slip on like a sock and adjust the fit with one strap.  The AirHeel with Stabilizers is available in small, medium and large.

Indication: Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, Heel Pain

PDAC Assigned Code: L1902

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  • Reduces discomfort
  • Two interconnected aircells are located under the foot arch and in the back of the heel, applying pulsating compression throughout the day
  • Medial/Lateral stabilizers offer enhanced proprioception and stability
  • Fits easily into a shoe with an extremely low-profile design

Ordering Information

Part Number Description Men (Fits Shoe Size) Women (Fits Shoe Size) Size
09BS AirHeel with Stabilizers Up to 7 Up to 8½ S
09BM AirHeel with Stabilizers 7½ to 11 8½ to 12½ M
09BL AirHeel with Stabilizers 11½+ 13+ L

* Universal style accommodates left or right.

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1. The Efficacy of a Pneumatic Compression Device in the Treatment of Plantar Fasciitis, Kavros SJ, Mayo Clinic, Journal of Applied Biomechanics 404-413, 2005.