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Ankle brace collection at Burned
At Burned Sports you'll find an extensive range of ankle braces suitable for different situations, from preventive use during sports to support while recovering from an injury.
Ankle brace brands
Below you’ll find the brands of ankle braces we sell.
- McDavid ankle brace:
- Push Sport ankle brace:
- Blue Point ankle brace:
We have Kruidvat ankle braces that are comparable to the ankle braces from Kruidvat.
Ankle brace features
At Burned Sports we sell ankle braces in black, white and light gray from the brands McDavid, Push Sports and Blue Point. Our collection includes ankle braces made of very thin material for full support, with breathable material and minimal weight. Most ankle braces have an adjustable fit. The ankle braces are generally fully adjustable. Our collection also includes elastic ankle braces. You put on an ankle brace like a sock and simply wrap the straps around your ankle. This gives a perfect fit and optimal support, whether you're recovering or want to prevent injuries. Your feet and ankles carry most of your body weight and are constantly in motion. That makes them vulnerable to injuries, wear and pain. An ankle brace gives your ankle joint extra stability and prevents overload, while being very comfortable to wear at the same time.
Ankle braces by sport
Below you’ll find the links to sports ankle braces.
Soccer ankle brace
Korfball ankle brace
Running ankle brace
Volleyball ankle brace
Basketball ankle brace
Tennis ankle brace
Handball ankle brace
Field hockey ankle brace
Tips for using an ankle brace
To get the most out of your ankle brace, here are a few handy tips:
- Wear a (sports) sock under the brace to protect your skin from any seams.
- Close the hook-and-loop straps after use to keep them clean and extend the life of the brace.
- Wash the ankle brace by hand and let it air dry to maintain its quality.
At Burned Sports you'll only find ankle braces we fully stand behind. Whether you're recovering from an injury or looking for preventive support, we always have the right solution. Browse our range and discover how we can help you move pain-free and with confidence!
Frequently asked questions and answers about ankle braces
1) What is a good brace for the ankle?
A good ankle brace provides stability, prevents overload and supports recovery. The best ankle braces right now are:
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McDavid: Known for its high-quality materials and excellent support.
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Blue Point: A comfortable choice that fits snugly around the ankle.
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Push Sports (PSB): Ideal for athletes looking for extra flexibility and firmness.
These braces are suitable both for preventive use and for recovering from an injury.
2) How long should you wear an ankle brace?
It's important to wear an ankle brace long enough to let the joint fully recover. On average this takes about 14 days, according to hand and wrist therapist Bennie de Jonge. As soon as the pain eases, you can gradually reduce your use of the brace. Listen carefully to your body and consult a specialist if needed.
3) Which is better: taping your ankle or using a brace?
Both methods have their advantages:
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Tape: Offers more support at first, but the effect wears off within a few hours as the tape loosens. Applying tape correctly takes a lot of practice and skill.
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Brace: Stays effective longer, is easy to put on and provides consistent support.
For long-term use, or for people with no taping experience, a brace is often the better choice.
4) Why wear an ankle brace?
An ankle brace is recommended for a sprain, where the ankle ligaments are overstretched or torn. The brace:
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Prevents repeat injuries by stabilizing the ankle.
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Relieves pain and supports the recovery process.
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Makes everyday movements safer, especially during the first weeks after an injury.
By wearing a brace, you give your ankle the chance to heal properly.
5) Should I wear an ankle brace if my ankle is swollen?
Yes, using a brace or compression sock can help reduce excessive swelling. Swelling is a normal part of the healing process, but too much swelling can be harmful. A brace also offers extra protection and support, which is important with a swollen ankle.
Conclusion
An ankle brace is an essential aid in preventing and recovering from ankle injuries. Choose an ankle brace that suits your needs, wear it consistently throughout the recovery process and gradually reduce its use. For long-term support, a brace offers more benefits than tape, especially for people with no taping experience. Always consult a specialist if you're unsure about your situation.
If you're looking for other braces, supports or protective gear, take a look at our collection page with braces & supports.