SNEINO Ankle Brace for Women & Men - Ankle Brace for Sprained Ankle, Adjustable Lace Up Ankle Brace for Running, Basketball, Volleyball, Ankle Support Brace for Sprain, Injury Recovery, Grey-Large

Since I'm a walking disaster, I've ended up needing to use this for a few weeks. It's great and quiet supportive, very strong Velcro (which will grab your socks, so pay attention). I'd rather not be reviewing an ankle brace, but since I need it, I'd recommend it for a sprain.

Good for a twisted ankle. Provides great support. A bit hard to put on and smaller than expected so size up.

Fits snug enough to feel support around the ankle. Able to wear with tennis shoes. Comfortable. A bit tricky first putting it on. Loose laces first, tighten on e on foot. Seems quality crafted. Able to play pickle ball! Fair value. Follow sizing. Med. too big for size 8 womens. Small fits well, not too tight.

My medical professional recommended I order this ankle brace for a sprained ankle. I wear a woman's size 8.5 US shoe and ordered the medium, fits me well. Once I figured out some of the quirks of how to put it on that don't show in the video I found it to be comfortable and supportive. Application tips they don't show you in the video: 1. You really want to wear this with a mid-calf or full calf sock as shown. I intially wore with ankle socks and no-show socks (it's hot weather) and it was very uncomfortable. Switched to a mid-calf sock slightly taller than the boot, much better! 2. I had to unlace it nearly to the ankle in order to get my foot in it without putting pressure on or torqueing my injured ankle. 3. Boot arrives with the laces going through the tongue lace holder after lacing at the ankle point, which pulls the tongue down, bunching the tongue at the ankle point and also then the tongue doesn't protect your shin from the grommets higher up. Once I noticed the tongue lace holder, and that the laces were going through it a the wrong lace point, the tongue stayed in place and also stayed in position to protect me from the grommets. 4. The leathery-looking side of the ankle straps is the side that sticks to the boot. You'd think it would be the velcro-looking side but it is not. After getting the quirks out of the application process, I discovered this boot is supportive and super comfortable to wear all day. I work in a very large office building and usually walk 4-5 miles in a typical work day; this brace let me do that comfortably.

The first night I wore it, I felt no pain in my sprained ankle. It was day 10 after I sprained my ankle, I had been wearing a boot. I was hoping for something with enough support but not as bulky as the boot and something I could drive with. This largely fit the bill.I find this incredibly challenging to put on and take off. The first time I had to completely remove the laces because it was way to tight to get my foot through. I figured that was a one time thing, I was almost wrong. I struggled to get it on the first time, about 20 minutes of being hunched over, hurting my back which has a long history of of pain. But I figured I was just learning and it'll get better, it didn't get much better. I wore it that night and loved the ease of movement and felt no pain. I wore it overnight, kept the foot secure, felt great the next morning.Then it was a struggle getting it off for a shower, I had to practically remove all the laces, then another struggle to put it back on. About 15 minutes each time. I wore it to work, loved the freedom of movement for the first few hours. But by noon, my ankle was hurting, so I put the boot back on. I mistakenly took it off for bed, kicking my myself for not remembering until the end of the 15 minutes taking it off that I intended to wear it overnight. I realized while taking it off, I seemed to have twisted it a bit when I put it on. That may have contributed to the pain. In the end, I don't want to trade ankle pain for back pain.I'm not putting it back on, I will try something else that looks easier.Your mileage may vary. It does seem to be effective. I just don't have the patience for it

Managed to get an avulsion break on my ankle a few days before a vacation where we planed to walk a lot. Tried to use a full boot, knee rover, wrap...they were good but did not give me the freedom this brace gave me. It fits in a sneaker, stops the ankle from twisting but gives enough room to walk.It is easy to put it on and off, it is easy to adjust, small enough to fit in sneakers, breathable but still gives plenty stability to the ankle.

If you’re looking to immobilize your ankle, this will do it. Comfortable, too.

I really wanted to love this brace. It is thick (because of the neoprene, unlike some other braces which have a thin type of mesh) and supportive. The problem was it’s too thick to fit inside my Nikes or Hokas. And that’s without socks on!

I’m confused by this product as it has no laces. I reread all of the description and looked at the pictures and they are supposed to have laces. The one I received has just Velcro straps. We will try this one on and see the support it gives.

It's too soft not a good idea if you need it to help or els it will be a fashion on your feet

Was recommended by my sons doctor, this wrap works great for any athletic individual who has injury to their ankle. Protects well. Only complaint is that it is bulky, but will take the bulk over repeated injuries.

Wasn't comfortable for me to wear. Returned

caused my foot more pain then with out it .