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The DJO XcelTrax Air Walker Low Boot is a lightweight, low-profile pneumatic CAM walker with a pre-shaped ergonomic frame designed to reduce pressure at the malleoli and lower leg. The soft nylon and foam liner with integrated pneumatic pump allows easy inflation and a customizable fit throughout the day. Large size fits men's shoe sizes 10.5 to 12.5 and women's shoe sizes 11.5 to 13.5.
Orthopedic surgeons, podiatrists, and physical therapists who prescribe pneumatic CAM walkers for patients requiring a low-profile walking boot with adjustable compression will find the DJO XcelTrax a pre-shaped ergonomic frame option in Large sizing. Emergency department and urgent care clinicians who apply CAM walkers as an alternative to casting will find the integrated pneumatic pump and five-size range practical for a broad range of adult patients. DME providers and medical supply purchasers sourcing pneumatic low-boot CAM walkers in Large sizing will find the DJO DJ95527 a consistently available option. Users who need a lightweight, low-profile walking boot that fits men's shoe sizes 10.5 to 12.5 or women's sizes 11.5 to 13.5 will find the Large size appropriate for their foot dimensions.
How does the integrated pneumatic pump work?
The pneumatic pump is built into the liner of the boot. Squeeze the pump to inflate the liner to your desired level of compression and support. Press the release valve to deflate. Adjust inflation as needed throughout the day for a consistent, comfortable fit.
Does this boot fit both left and right feet?
Yes. The DJO XcelTrax Air Walker Low Boot is a universal fit design that works on either the left or right foot.
What shoe size does Large fit?
Large fits men's shoe sizes 10.5 to 12.5 and women's shoe sizes 11.5 to 13.5. Refer to the DJO sizing chart to confirm the correct size before ordering.
What is the difference between a low boot and a standard-height CAM walker?
A low boot CAM walker ends closer to the ankle, providing a lower profile and lighter weight with less lower leg coverage. A standard-height walker extends higher up the calf for additional lower leg immobilization. Consult your healthcare provider for guidance on which style is appropriate for your needs.