What is the Aircast AirSelect Short?

The AirSelect Short boot is an improved walking boot from Aircast, designed to support a range of forefoot, mid-foot and hindfoot injuries, as well as selected ankle injuries. With increased levels of support and protection for foot and ankle conditions, the brace features customisable aircells to help achieve a closer, more tailored fit, which has been shown to support the healing process.

Incorporating a number of design updates, the AirSelect Short is lighter and offers improved comfort while maintaining effective protection and support. The Aircast AirSelect Short is widely used by healthcare professionals and remains a trusted option for the management of lower-limb injuries.

Indications include:

• Moderate support for forefoot and mid-foot injuries

• Mild to severe ankle sprains and soft-tissue injuries

• Metatarsal fractures, post-operative use, bunionectomy

• Swelling management associated with fractures and injury recovery

Product details:

• Pre-inflated front panel aircell with two customisable distal aircells

• Durable, semi-rigid shell to support and protect the limb during recovery

Features

The Aircast AirSelect range represents a generation of pneumatic walking boots developed to improve comfort and treatment outcomes. Building on earlier Aircast designs, the AirSelect incorporates updates intended to support patient mobility and recovery.

SoftStrike Technology

• Strike zone designed to absorb and disperse impact away from the heel

• Additional mid-foot support to help reduce hip and knee compensation

• Skid-resistant, low-profile rocker sole to support a more natural gait

Ultra-Light Technology

• Moulded semi-rigid shell that can be trimmed for comfort and fit

• Open frame design to allow ventilation while maintaining protection

• Weighs less than 1kg

Duplex Technology

• Layered aircells create an intermittent massaging effect during walking

• Supports swelling reduction during use

• Simple inflation system for quick and effective adjustment