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product_id: 571039431
title: "AFO Foot Drop Brace with Adjustable Knob, Foot Drop Brace for Walking with Shoes - Improved Walking Gait, Fall and Injury Prevention - Suitable for ALS, MS, Stroke, Diabetic Neuropathy -"
brand: "prfctlife"
price: "420 kr"
currency: DKK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Prfctlife"
url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/571039431-afo-foot-drop-brace-with-adjustable-knob-foot-drop-brace
store_origin: DK
region: Denmark
---

# Precise foot arch angle control Universal fit for left & right foot Adjustable knob for micro-fit AFO Foot Drop Brace with Adjustable Knob, Foot Drop Brace for Walking with Shoes - Improved Walking Gait, Fall and Injury Prevention - Suitable for ALS, MS, Stroke, Diabetic Neuropathy -

**Brand:** prfctlife
**Price:** 420 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦶 Elevate your stride with precision and style—because every step counts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AFO Foot Drop Brace with Adjustable Knob, Foot Drop Brace for Walking with Shoes - Improved Walking Gait, Fall and Injury Prevention - Suitable for ALS, MS, Stroke, Diabetic Neuropathy - by prfctlife
- **How much does it cost?** 420 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/571039431-afo-foot-drop-brace-with-adjustable-knob-foot-drop-brace)

## Best For

- prfctlife enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted prfctlife brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Comfort:** Wider straps and soft, non-slip lining ensure secure support without irritation or shifting.
- • **Fast & Effortless:** Quick-wrap Velcro and easy dial control let you adjust or release foot lift in seconds—no hassle, no fuss.
- • **One Brace, Both Feet:** Universal sizing supports ankle circumferences from 8 to 14 inches, perfect for men and women alike.
- • **Custom Fit, Every Step:** Instant micro-adjustments with ultra-strong steel wire and ergonomic dial for personalized comfort.
- • **Seamless Style Integration:** Sleek, low-profile design fits discreetly under most lace-up shoes—walk confidently without bulky braces.

## Overview

The PRFCTLIFE AFO Foot Drop Brace features an innovative adjustable knob and steel wire system for precise foot arch support, designed to improve walking gait and prevent falls. Its sleek, low-profile design fits comfortably under most lace-up shoes, offering universal fit for either foot with secure, non-slip materials. Ideal for conditions like stroke recovery, neuropathy, and plantar fasciitis, this brace combines ergonomic engineering with everyday wearability to enhance mobility and confidence.

## Description

PRFCTLIFE AFO Foot Drop Brace with Adjustable Dial, Foot Drop Brace for Walking Lifting Shoes - Improved Walking Gait, Fall and Injury Prevention - Suitable for Plantar Fasciitis, Tendonitis, Neuropathy in Feet, Stroke - Fits Men & Women

Review: What a great product. I really didn't like my other braces I am suppose to wear. Mine were so big, bulky and ugly. These on the other hand blend right in can't even tell I am wearing them. Very inconspicuous. You are limited on the kind of shoes you wear. So keep that in mind. I found it difficult to wear with the elastic or stretchy laces. But actually works well with a couple pairs of my sandles and most of my tennis shoes and lace up boots.
Review: Works great

## Features

- 【Convenient】This drop foot brace is designed to replace uncomfortable, stiff, or bulky in-shoe foot brace and is suitable for most lace-up shoes. It is a adaptive mobility aids & equipment solving walking problems, AFO foot drop brace with ankle support is suitable for pain, achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, achilles tendon support, stroke recovery equipment, multiple sclerosis aids, broken/ injured foot, drop stop, neuropathy in feet.
- 【Adjustable】The combination of a specially designed adjustable knob and ultra-strong pulling force steel wire. Make instant micro-adjustments for a precise and custom fit of the foot arch support angle. This foot drop ankle brace designed with a focus on professional ergonomics and based on the principles of skeletal muscle function, offers shoe lift for walking boot.
- 【Comfort】Wider strap ensures even tension and enhances wearing comfort. The inner lining is made of soft and non-slip diving material, prevents shifting. This foot drop brace for walking lifting shoes can be perfectly concealed when wearing long pants. Carefully selected materials are suitable for everyday wear.
- 【Fast】The ankle support brace quickly wraps around the ankle, attaching with high-quality Velcro that can be reused many times. Attach the sturdy hook to the shoelace, then simply rotate the knob to achieve and quickly release the desired lift angle with ease of use.
- 【Universal Size】The ankle brace for men and women provides foot support and is versatile for use on either the right or left foot. The foot drop orthotic brace supports ankle circumference from 8 to 14 inches. PRFCTLIFE has continued to develop and improve its AFO brace for foot drop. We aim to provide a level of comfort and performance that is life changing for those with these unique conditions.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CJ28RHV8 |
| ASIN  | B0CJ28RHV8 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #76,083 in Health ( See Top 100 in Health ) #106 in Foot Supports |
| Brand | PRFCTLIFE |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (160) |
| Customer reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (160) |
| Date First Available | 20 September 2023 |
| Department  | Mens |
| Format | Brace |
| Item model number  | AFO01 |
| Manufacturer  | PRFCTLIFE |
| Product Dimensions  | 27.94 x 7.62 x 0.51 cm; 59 g |
| Units | 1.0 Feet |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Brand:** PRFCTLIFE
- **Size:** One Size
- **Use for:** Feet

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***S on 19 January 2026*

What a great product. I really didn't like my other braces I am suppose to wear. Mine were so big, bulky and ugly. These on the other hand blend right in can't even tell I am wearing them. Very inconspicuous. You are limited on the kind of shoes you wear. So keep that in mind. I found it difficult to wear with the elastic or stretchy laces. But actually works well with a couple pairs of my sandles and most of my tennis shoes and lace up boots.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***O on 24 January 2026*

Works great

### ⭐ Review
*by A***D on 15 September 2025*

UPDATE: The cable (which connects the shoelace clip to the ankle strap) broke at the clip side after a mere nine days of use. Since I got a lot of benefit from it, I will continue the hunt for a more durable version. (I liked the easy-to-use dial to take up the inevitable slack caused by tugging on shoelaces, but if I can't find one which uses a thicker cable, I will just have to learn to use a less-easy-to-adjust version with a hook-and-loop strap (vs. a thin cable).) --- Original review: About 25 years ago, I was in a beginner yoga class and the instructor had us interlace our fingers, stretch our arms above our heads, and walk around the room on our tiptoes. I was able to do all of that except the tiptoeing part which left me confused. Since it was not an exercise I'd done for a decade or three, I wondered when I lost the ability to stand on my tiptoes and decided to talk with my doctor who referred me to a neurologist who confirmed that I had Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease which -- as I understood it -- would find the muscles in my extremities (probably the ones which would have allowed me to stand on my tiptoes) atrophying over time. That prediction has, more or less, come true over the last 25ish years with my needing a cane or a hiking staff when I walk (running is out of the question) because my left foot (and sometimes my right) will drop and my toes will catch on the ground and the cane/staff will help keep me from eating concrete/asphalt/trail. The other part of the solution is for me to lift my thigh high in the air when I step so that the toes of my dropped foot will swing clear of the ground. If I'm paying attention, this operation goes well. If I'm daydreaming, it does not and I (usually) can catch myself by quickly lifting that "caught" leg and flinging it forward and leaning on my cane/staff in the process. That "recovery" usually frightens people around me as my foot slaps the ground. A few days ago, a neighbor asked if I wanted to learn to play pickleball. I reminded him that I cannot run and he said that running was not an integral part of the experience, so his wife and I were doubles partners and he played single on his side. I loved it. Of course, if a shot was too far for me to get to by walking, I just let it go (vs. trying to run for it and tripping over a dropped foot). I'd left my cane in the car, but that evening, I wondered if pickleball can be played by folks using a cane, so I searched for something along those lines and found a disability forum where someone asked that same question. There were not a lot of answers, but two of them stood out to me: - Pickleball can be adjusted to accommodate those with varying abilities. So folks who use a cane or a walker or a wheelchair are absolutely capable of playing pickleball. Of course, some courts/players may have to adjust things to make that happen, but it's definitely possible. - One commenter suggested that the original poster look for a "dorsi flexion ankle device". I was familiar with an AFO (have one and it would rub my Achilles tendon, so I stopped using it), but had never heard of this device, so I searched for it, found a bunch on Amazon, and decided to order a couple (one for each ankle) and see how it went. They arrived the next day and I put one on my left ankle which is the more "droppy" foot. It was incredible. I didn't have to worry about every step I took, wondering if my toes would clear the ground or get caught. I even made a few brief trots around the living room and while it didn't look like running, it was definitely way more than walking. I headed out for my daily mile walk and found that my steps were quieter and less "slappy" than normal, I didn't have to stay hyperfocused on how high I lifted my thigh, I was able to loosen my grip on my hiking staff since I didn't expect to need to rely on it in an instant if I tripped over my dropped foot, and finally, I was able to walk a little faster than my normal, loping pace. When I finished walking, I showered, put them on each ankle, and after a while of sitting at my desk, went to go show my spouse, and noticed that the clips had come off! It took me a while to figure out that over time, the shoelace gets pulled toward my leg by the clip and that I needed to tighten the cable with a half-turn of the knob. Easy to resolve, but important to watch for. I have pretty skinny ankles and had to kind of bunch up the first wrap to get the second wrap to hold everything in place. That was a little disappointing since I specifically measured my ankles at the correct location and they were around 7.75" in circumference, above the 7-inch minimum. As I mentioned above, I was a little surprised that the clip came off the shoelaces, so I may try the version which hook-and-loops on the shoelace so that it stays put. I also don't like how, right now (after having worn these all day), the shoelace is pulled about halfway up my shoe. To keep my laces where they are when I tie my shoes, I may try the version which has hooks that mount on the last eyelets of the shoe and the cable is put over those hooks and then tightened. Either way, these were not terribly expensive and, if one of the above alternatives works better for my needs, then I can see these being a good backup in case something breaks with the alternative. But I'm happy with how they've reduced my level of disability a little bit!

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*Last updated: 2026-02-27*