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Adjusting the correction strength
1) Insert the brace into the shoe (see fig. 4).
2) The manufacturer recommends using the height adjuster on the con
tralateral side to compensate for the sole thickness of up to 6 mm.
3) Put the brace on together with the shoe.
4) Loosen the 2 Allen head screws (see fig. 5).
5) Twist the bars until the desired correction strength is reached. In doing
so, push the bars into the brace ankle joint up to the mark and tighten
the 2 Allen head screws (torque: 6 Nm).
Optional: Optimizing straps
► Remove the hook and loop closure of the strap and shorten the strap.
Conducting the dynamic trial fitting
► Conduct the dynamic trial fitting. In the process, observe the position of
the ankle joint and reduce the setting of the lower leg component in case
of a non-physiological heel strike (excessive supination of the foot).
5.3 Application
CAUTION
Using the brace without padding
Risk of local pressure points, superficial injuries or skin irritation due to
skin contact with rigid or sharp brace components
► Only use the brace with undamaged padding.
CAUTION
Brace is put on too tightly
Risk of local pressure points and restriction of adjacent blood vessels or
nerves
► Check that the brace is correctly positioned and fitted.
NOTICE
Use of a worn or damaged product
Limited effectiveness
► Before each use, check the product for functional reliability and for
possible wear or damage.
► Do not continue using a product that is no longer functional, or that is
worn or damaged.
1) Unfasten the hook-and-loop closure of the strap.
2) Insert the brace into the shoe.
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