Description
While wearing a walking boot, there will be a height difference between the foot with the orthosis and your uninjured foot.
Simply slip an EVENup onto the sole of the shoe of your uninjured foot to help adjust for the height difference while walking around during your recovery.
For sizes S, M, L and XL 3 Height Adjustment Capabilities – 1/2″, 3/4″ or 1-1/4″
For sizes XXXS, XXS, and XS 3 Height Adjustment Capabilities – 8mm, 13mm or 25mm
Use with…
All VACOcast, VACOped, VACOpedes, VACOped Short & OPED Diabetic boots!
Article number: AUSG-01-1-S/M/L
Please note that improper use or installation of the EVENup could result in injury. Always exercise caution and care when using the EVENup.
Matthew L. (verified owner) –
Product was as described and easy to use. Just what I needed to offset wearing a corrective boot on my other foot. Company was great to deal with and product arrived ahead of schedule.
Vicki Willard (verified owner) –
I saw a woman with a boot with one. I had surgery and just started walking in my boot and decided to try. So much better to walk evenly. The last thing I need is for my knees or hips to get missed up from my achilles tendon repair. So grateful to this technology. Thank you to whoever created this. 🤗
Kathryn Carpenter (verified owner) –
I am so glad to have found your company through my daughter. I could not have afforded to have my 20 pairs of shoes made into permanent built in lifts on the left shoe. My leg discrepancy is almost 1 -1/2 inches because of three knee replacements all on the right knee. It throws off my gait, my balance, my sciatica, my tail bone, just a total mess but thanks to your company, I finally have much relief. Thank you very much.
Barbara Zientek (verified owner) –
i most appreciated the description of sizing. very helpful.
Jan B. (verified owner) –
They’re not pretty, but they work.
Stacy (verified owner) –
Quality product and a great price. This works well with all of my shoes.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Helps, but still short of boot.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
The height at the lowest point of the lift shoe is to high, by a 1/4 in.