

MalleoLoc Ankle Stirrup
Ankle Brace
MalleoLoc Ankle Stirrup
When a severe ankle sprain, torn ligament, or chronic instability makes the joint feel vulnerable, stronger side-to-side stabilization can provide valuable support during recovery. The Bauerfeind MalleoLoc® Stirrup Ankle Brace uses a low-profile anatomical shell and adjustable strap system to help prevent lateral twisting while allowing functional movement for walking and everyday activity.
Strong Lateral Ankle Stability Without Full Immobilization
The Bauerfeind MalleoLoc® is designed to stabilize the upper ankle after significant ligament injury while preserving useful movement for everyday activity. Its self-shaping anatomical shell, integrated splint, and adjustable strap system work together to help prevent unwanted lateral twisting while maintaining a slim profile that can be worn with many shoes.
The MalleoLoc is designed to stabilize the ankle against unwanted lateral twisting, providing stronger support after severe sprains, ligament injuries, or periods of chronic instability.
The self-shaping support contours closely to the ankle, passes along the side of the joint, and continues beneath the sole while leaving the heel free.
An integrated splint works with the anatomical shell and strap system to hold the ankle securely and protect healing or unstable ligament structures.
The adjustable strap system secures the brace around the ankle and makes it easier to put on, remove, and fine-tune the level of support.
Integrated anti-fatigue cushioning helps improve comfort around the rigid support structure for extended wear during recovery and daily activity.
The streamlined design is made to fit comfortably inside sturdy footwear while providing substantial ankle stabilization without the bulk of a walking boot.
Bauerfeind states that the stabilizing construction can also provide support when the brace is worn without shoes.
Bauerfeind lists the MalleoLoc for severe ankle sprains, ligament ruptures, chronic ligament insufficiency, capsular ligament strains, post-operative rehabilitation, and early functional treatment of lateral ankle ligament injuries.
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