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AliMed® MultiBoot™ Standard This ambulating boot provides foot and ankle contracture management and features all of the footdrop control and heel protection of the original MultiBoot with a thicker lining for ultra sensitive or fragile skin. The Deluxe Liner is wider and offers extra padding, making it ideal for patients who are susceptible to bruising and skin tears. Includes semi-rigid shell with liner, anti-rotation bar, and toe plate.
Sizing: One adult size (Medium/Large). 11-1/2" heel to calf.
The AliMed® MultiBoot™ Family
The MultiBoot family of podus-type boots offers a range of special features that help prevent footdrop contracture. The fully suspended heel design and comfort-quality construction provide pressure relief to aid in wound prevention and healing. Choose the MultiBoot that fits your patients’ needs.
MultiBoot X-Cel™ is best when limited ambulation is expected. The easy-on, easy-off outsole is secure and resists unstable twisting. The synthetic fleece liner is generously cut to offer comfort as well as maximum foot and ankle coverage and protection. Use this boot if balance and stability are a concern. Also available with a Genuine Wool Liner.
MultiBoot Xtra™ with fully covered plastic shell and padded spine holds foot in neutral to prevent footdrop while providing pressure relief and minimizing risk of cross-legged injury. Breathable, moisture-wicking liner keeps fragile skin cool and dry, reducing skin breakdown while additional calf padding safeguards the fragile Achilles region and fully suspends heel for optimal airflow, wound healing, and pressure relief.
MultiBoot Standard offers the essentials to meet your needs at an economical price. The standard model includes our secure semirigid plastic shell, offering excellent protection from footdrop contracture and full heel suspension. The laminated, washable synthetic fleece liner offers comfortable padded protection. Optional toe plate cover and ambulation outsole are available to complete this budget-friendly option.
