Recover from an Achilles tendon injury with high-quality support from the Vero Ankle® brace.

When you have Achilles tendonitis, you need to compress and support your Achilles so that it can start healing. Moreover, you need to correct your walking and other exercises to ensure there’s no added stress on your heel. With the Vero Ankle® Achilles support brace, you can stabilize your foot in the right manner and improve the recovery process.

Wearing our Achilles tendon ankle brace overnight helps reduce the morning stiffness and pain in the region. Also, these braces hold your foot in place while allowing your toes to point upward during sleep. This helps you maintain calf flexibility and reduce the pull of your Achilles tendon on the heel.

Our brace is crafted to offer exceptional support for edema and stiffness. We use premium BioMemory™ materials to ensure the brace is both supportive and comfortable. This combination helps manage symptoms effectively while being suitable for long-term wear.

We've refined our ankle braces with feedback from users and medical advisors to ensure they meet the needs of those dealing with edema and stiffness. The Vero Ankle® Brace is engineered to deliver comfort and functional support, enhancing your ability to manage symptoms and maintain an active lifestyle.

The Vero Ankle® braces are extremely effective in managing Achilles Tendonitis pain and swelling. The anchor straps of the braces provide the right amount of compression and support around the upper ankle, offering massive pain relief. Also, the BioMemory™ materials used in the braces replicate the body’s anatomy and offer a snug fit for ankles of all shapes and sizes. And since the braces have a low profile, you can wear shoes and cleats over them without any issue.

Apart from offering the right amount of compression, the braces from Vero Ankle® also offer dynamic stability to your joint, ensuring the ligaments are not strained further. Also, the elastomers used in the braces help retain their original shape, offering quality support throughout the recovery process. If you need to perform a high-intensity exercise, the braces can store the energy and release it when tensioned, just like modern-day running shoes.

The Achilles tendon is a fibrous cord in our body that connects muscles in the back of our claves to our heel bones. The overstretching of the Achilles tendon may cause irritation or inflammation of the tendon and may also lead to tearing of the tendon.

Achilles tendonitis is a medical condition that occurs when the tendon connecting the back of your leg to your heels swells up and becomes painful near the bottom of your foot. Even though this condition is more common in athletes, non-athletes may also develop it if their Achilles tendons are overstretched on a regular basis.

If you have Achilles tendonitis, it may be because your Achilles tendon has been overstretched significantly in the recent past. It may have happened during any sport or athletic activity when you suddenly increase the intensity or duration of the exercise.

You may experience pain at the back of your leg or above the heel due to Achilles tendonitis after running or playing a sport (such as volleyball, basketball, soccer, etc.). You may experience severe pain due to this condition if you run for prolonged periods, climb stairs, or sprint.

The common symptoms of Achilles tendonitis include pain and stiffness in the area, especially in the morning, as well as pain in the heel and along the length of the tendon during activities like walking or running. Swelling may also occur in the heel or along the tendon, and the area can become tender to touch or movement. Individuals may find it difficult to stand on one toe due to discomfort or weakness. If you experience these symptoms, it is essential to consult a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and determine the appropriate treatment plan.