SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.
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This product is a Pediatric AFO Brace, widely referred to by international healthcare providers and parents as a kids’ ankle foot orthosis, toddler fixed night splint, or youth rigid foot drop brace. It is a supportive medical device featuring a hard outer plastic frame and a patterned inner cushion sleeve, designed to keep a child’s lower leg, ankle, and foot securely positioned at a right angle to facilitate alignment, prevent deformity, and support physical therapy.
Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.
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Features integrated side tension straps or incremental positional screws that allow clinicians and parents to apply a gradual, passive stretch to the calf muscles and Achilles tendon overnight.
Molded from a durable, impact-resistant polymer outer shell that maintains strict structural integrity, completely restricting unwanted involuntary plantar flexion.
Outfitted with a highly cushioned, washable full-wrap inner liner decorated with vibrant patterns to enhance patient compliance and eliminate pressure sores over bony prominences.
Utilizes three wide, soft-foam circumferential hook-and-loop straps across the calf, ankle, and forefoot to lock the heel firmly back into the boot.
Designed with a wide, stabilized posterior heel architecture to prevent hip external rotation when the child is resting in a supine position.
Pediatric Cerebral Palsy (CP) Patients: Children managing lower extremity spasticity, ankle instability, or hypertonia who require structural stabilization to maintain a neutral foot position.
Idiopathic Toe-Walking Children: Persistent toe-walkers who require consistent, static stretching of the calf muscles and Achilles tendon to encourage a normal heel-to-toe gait pattern.
Kids Recovering from Clubfoot Correction: Young children in the maintenance phase of congenital talipes equinovarus (clubfoot) treatment who need a rigid night splint to prevent relapse.
Young Patients with Foot Drop or Nerve Injuries: Toddlers and youths experiencing flaccid foot drop caused by peroneal nerve injuries, spina bifida, or neuromuscular weakness.
Post-Cast Pediatric Rehabilitation Patients: Growing children transitioning out of serial casting or lower leg surgeries who require strict ankle immobilization during the early healing phase.
Plantar flexion contractures or tight Achilles tendons in pediatric patients
Idiopathic toe walking (ITW) habit correction during non-weight-bearing periods
Cerebral Palsy (CP) lower limb spasticity and equinus deformity management
Post-operative immobilization following pediatric tendon lengthening surgeries
Nighttime positional maintenance to prevent drop foot and maintain functional joint alignment
A: A night splint is designed to keep the foot in a gentle dorsiflexed position while sleeping. It helps stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon, making it a common treatment option for plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendon tightness.
A: Yes. Wearing a night splint helps maintain a gentle stretch overnight, which may reduce morning heel pain associated with plantar fasciitis.
A: Yes. Night splints are specifically designed for overnight use. They help maintain the foot in a therapeutic position throughout sleep to support the healing process.
A: Many night splints include adjustable straps that allow users to modify the amount of stretch for improved comfort and therapeutic effectiveness.
A: Yes. We offer OEM and ODM manufacturing services for plantar fasciitis night splints with customized branding, packaging, materials, and private-label solutions.
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This product is intended to provide external support only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
