SENTEQ Ankle Compression Sleeve with Strap (SQ5-L016)

SQ5-L016 Size chart

$24.99

TYPE

No GEL Pads

+ GEL PADS

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The ankle compression sleeve that will fit your needs!

SENTEQ Ankle Compression Sleeve (SQ5-L016) is made to accommodate your needs. It gives you the option to wear it with or without a gel pad. It also comes with a detachable elastic Velcro compression straps to help secure the brace and foot.

This compression sleeve serves to stabilize and support weak or injured ankle joints, ligaments, and muscles. It's made with a stretchable cotton-based knit brace that has a soft and breathable feature that provides consistent compression throughout the coverage area.

Features and Benefits:

Comes in options of gel padded brace or non-gel padded brace
Detachable elastic Velcro compression straps
Cotton-based knit brace with good elasticity and gentle to skin
Helps stabilize and support weak/injured ankle joint, ligaments, and muscles
Semi-immobilization for injured or recovering ankle

Application:

Sprains, minor ankle instability
Swelling,
Arthritis and tendonitis

Materials:

Nylon: 60%
Cotton: 20%
Rubber: 10%
Spandex: 10%

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Amazing ankle sleeve

This ankle sleeve is so comfortable and supportive. It really helped me with my plantar fasciitis. I would highly recommend to everyone looking for support for anything foot and ankle related.

Comfortable compression and stabilization

I’m using this sleeve alone to support my ankle so it doesn’t keep growing cysts on an old tendon injury. I’m very active with sport and running, but and injury from 15 years ago makes those cysts appear, which can b dangerous for tendon rupture in addition to the pain and inflammation. I love that I can wear the sleeve alone for activities like biking and weight lifting where there isn’t impact, and then I can wear the strap for extra support during running or jumping. The other great thing is how slim it is so it doesn’t bulk in shoes. I found that the sizing was tricky to get right and had more to do with ankle and leg circumference than it did with foot size. I had to keep sizing down to get a size that felt snug enough to be supportive. On a 5’7” 118 lb slim frame, the small was best, even though shoe size (women’s 8) would have led me to a size medium or large. Initially I had ordered mediums and they felt too loose to do what I bought them for.