Break-In Period
Like a new pair of shoes, ankle braces require a break-in period.
New shoes combined with a new ankle brace require an even
longer break-in period (usually 6-8 hours). Loosen the shoelaces
to reduce friction until the brace and the shoe break-in. Wear an
additional full tall sock to help reduce friction.
Custom Orthotic or Arch Support
Place the bottom of the brace beneath the orthotic or arch support.
Heat Molding to Accelerate the Break-In-Period
WARNING: Do not contact or place a hot brace against the
skin immediately after heating.
WARNING: Do not exceed the recommended temperature
and time for heating the brace.
WARNING: Only use an infrared oven or conventional
hair dryer to heat the brace. Never use a convection oven,
conventional oven, water bath, or microwave as a heat source.
When using an infrared oven, the recommended temperature
range for heating the brace at is 130-149°F (54-65°C) for 3
minutes. Do not exceed the recommended temperature and time
for heating the brace in an infrared oven. If using a conventional
hair dryer, place the brace on a flat surface and heat the brace for
3 minutes or until all sides feel warm. Take precaution after both
heating methods and let the brace cool for at least 20 seconds
before handling the brace. Remember to always wear an absorbent
full tall sock.
www.UltraAnkle.com
WARNING: While the Ultra High-5
®
brace may be used for injury prevention,
no ankle brace can prevent all ankle injuries and no guarantee is made
either express or implied that any injury will be prevented by this brace.
Ultra High-5
®
is a trademark of Ultra Athlete LLC
US Patents 6,053,884 - 6,524,266 - 6,749,5786,858,017
European Patent 1,152,720
Canadian Patent 2,362,779
AW-1.93010 REV B 0812
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