Orthoses and bracing
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 21 products
An orthosis supports a body part that is still there but weak, unstable or painful. This section starts with conventional braces for the ankle and foot, knee, spine and wrist. It then moves to leg orthoses with knee joints that lock while standing and release to swing, including microprocessor-controlled versions. A third page covers functional electrical stimulation, which uses small electrical pulses to make a muscle lift the foot or open the hand in place of a rigid brace. Many orthoses are custom made from a cast or scan. Selection and fitting are done with an orthotist.
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E-MAG Active (17B203)
Stance-control orthoses. Electronically controlled orthotic knee joint that locks for stance and releases for swing.
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FreeWalk (170K1)
Stance-control orthoses. Slim mechanical stance-control KAFO that locks the knee in stance and frees it for swing.
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Swing Phase Lock 2 (SPL2)
Stance-control orthoses. Gravity-driven stance-control knee joint for KAFOs that locks in stance and swings freely.
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L300 Go
Foot drop and lower-limb FES. Wearable electrical stimulation cuff system that lifts the foot and can support the thigh during walking.
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Neural Sleeve 2
Foot drop and lower-limb FES. Leg-worn garment with built-in electrodes that stimulates muscles in step with the wearer's walking.
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ODFS Pace
Foot drop and lower-limb FES. Foot-switch-triggered stimulator for dropped foot intended as a long-term walking aid.
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H200 Wireless
Hand and arm FES. Forearm orthosis with built-in electrodes and a handheld controller that stimulates hand opening and closing.
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WalkOn (28U11)
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO). Lightweight carbon-fibre AFO that lifts the foot in swing and returns energy at push-off.
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Ankle-Foot Orthosis 28U90
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO). Thin thermoformable prefabricated AFO for temporary or first-time foot-drop fitting.
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Dynamic Walk (custom)
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO). Custom-made flexible AFO giving dorsiflexion assist for drop foot.
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Defiance
Knee braces. Custom carbon-composite functional knee brace for ligament instability.
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Rebound Post-Op Knee
Knee braces. Post-operative knee brace for range-of-motion control or immobilisation.
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Genu Ligaflex Close
Knee braces. Hinged elastic knee brace with aluminium uprights for ligament support.
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Miami J Select
Spinal braces. Height-adjustable cervical collar for neck support and immobilisation.
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Boston Brace 3D
Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics
Spinal braces. Custom scoliosis brace made from a 3D scan using CAD/CAM.
USD 249 (listed sale price; regular USD 359)
SaeboStretch
Wrist-hand orthoses. Dynamic resting hand splint with flexible hand plates that give a gentle stretch.
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How to choose
- Get an assessment first, because the same symptom can call for very different orthoses.
- Ask whether an off-the-shelf size will do or whether a custom-made device is required.
- Consider how the orthosis fits inside your shoes, since many need a wider or deeper shoe.
- Think about putting it on alone, especially with limited hand function or one working hand.
Common questions
What is the difference between an orthosis and a prosthesis?
An orthosis supports or aligns an existing body part, such as a brace on a weak ankle. A prosthesis replaces a body part that is missing, such as an artificial leg.
What do AFO and KAFO mean?
AFO means ankle-foot orthosis, a brace that runs from below the knee to the foot. KAFO means knee-ankle-foot orthosis, which extends up the thigh and includes a knee joint.