General Information
The epitome of support and comfort post-trauma or post operative recovery.
Features:
Lightweight, low profile metal struts
Metal struts allows clinician to leave as is or mould for an optimum fit, perfect for larger or irregularly shaped needs
Rocker bottom to model a natural gait
Padded liner and Inflatable air bladder to reduce swelling and ensure a comfortable fit.
ARTG No. 442311
Common Uses
The Victor Moonboot is intended for use as a support for lower leg, ankle, and toe region, as a fixation of foot and ankle at 90 degrees that allows ambulation. These products are indicated for use by individuals suffering from any one of the following, or other similar conditions; lower leg fractures, fractures of the metatarsals, ankle sprains, ligament injures, post fractures after initial casting, post-operative procedures, among other musculoskeletal ailments typically seen in an orthopaedic clinic or hospital. Victor Moonboot 2.0 is specifically indicated for soft tissue injuries, Grade 2 and 3 sprains-stable fracture, post-operative use, trauma and rehab.
The Victor Moonboot is intended for short term single patient use and not intended to undergo regular service cycles.
This product was designed to withstand normal use conditions for orthopaedic support, post injury rehab or prevention of further injury. Like all products that are worn by individuals, the extended life of such products is determined by the level of activity and type of activity of the individual.
Directions
Step 1: Open the boot liner without removing it from the boot.
Step 2: Place boot flat on the floor and put the foot inside the boot. Make sure the heel is all the
way to the back of the boot.
Step 3: Secure the lining to the leg by overlapping the liner on the top of the foot and
at the front of the lower leg.
Step 4: Secure the Velcro straps beginning with the straps closest to the toes.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
As swelling patterns change in one day it may be necessary to adjust the degree of tightness of the strap for comfort.
Step 5: Inflate: Pump air into liner to desired comfort. DO NOT overinflate.
To deflate turn valve under the pump to release air.
REMOVAL
Remove air prior to taking boot off by turning valve under pump.
Unfasten the Velcro straps and then unfasten the liner. Gently bring foot & ankle forward out of the walker.
To reapply place the foot & ankle back into the liner & refasten the liner and velcro
straps. Reinflate the liner.
You should keep it in a cool, dry, and safe place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. You can also use a carrying case to protect it from dust and other contaminants.
Ingredients
Frame - Injection moulded glass filled Nylon, Steel
Liner - Foam laminate, Polyester
Outsole- Injection molded TPR
Insole- EVA foam
NOT MADE WITH NATURAL RUBBER LATEX
Do not use if you are allergic to any of the materials contained within this product.
Warnings
Do not over-inflate aircells. Improper aircell inflation may cause significant skin irritation, especially in people with diabetic neuropathy (a diabetic nerve condition). Check your skin frequently for “hot spots” and skin irritation. If you see any skin changes or feelings of discomfort, reduce the aircell compression. Do not use this device if you cannot feel sensations whether due to post-op anaesthesia, nerve, skin or other conditions.
Always consult with your physician or therapist before making changes to the brace. This product is to be used under the supervision of a medical professional. This device is not intended for unsupervised public use.
This product is not intended to be used directly on open wounds or broken skin. If pain and/or numbness occurs, contact your medical professional immediately. Ask prescribing medical professional as to what opposing footwear to use.
Use caution when walking on wet or slippery surfaces to avoid injury. At high altitudes, the aircells will expand beyond optimal level. Adjust aircell pressure by tightening or loosening straps.
Always follow the directions for use.
Please refer to any health and product warnings below.
