MaxTrax™ Diabetic Walker Boot, Medium, 1 Each Respirators Made of 1-inch wide 63-200991

Name: MaxTrax™ Diabetic Walker Boot, Medium, 1 Each Respirators Made of 1-inch wide 63-200991
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 88695375489
Price: 112.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3933 (27 reviews)

SKU 88695375489 ★ 4.4

USD112.39 USD137.39

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MaxTrax™ Diabetic Walker Boot, Medium, 1 Each Respirators Made of 1 inch wide 63 200991 Made of 1 inch wide Tall 5 10 to 6 6 * 600 lb maximum weight capacity * Heavy duty steel construction * Push button height adjustment makes changing height easy * Height adjustment in 1 increments * Handgrip position is readily adjusted with wing nuts * Underarm and handgrip pads are comfortable and durable * Designed to meet the requirements of HCPCS code: E0114 * Limited lifetime warranty Medium: For women's shoe size 4½ 6½ Designed with a wider foot bed for increased stability and a soft nylon foam liner with no seams in critical post surgical areas

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