Cashwise Electric Ankle Trainer, Foot Rehabilitation Training Equipment, for Stiff Ligament After Stroke and Hemiplegic Fracture, Angle Adjustable/Plantar Flexion (45°) + Dorsiflexion (50°)

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●【Hollow Design】Ankle Rehabilitation Training Device prevent the ankle from being squeezed behind the foot, release force easily, and reduce the force on the contact area of the ankle, which gives you a comfortable fitness experience.The upper and lower fulcrums of the calf and foot form a 3D three-dimensional triangle support, locking the ankle joint from displacement and reducing the pressure on the ankle and foot joints ●【Electric Ankle Trainer】Ankle stretcher is equipped with an intelligent electric system and with wireless remote control; the device automatically adjusts resistance and speed. A combination of dynamic and static methods, stretching multiple groups of muscles and tendons, and continuous dynamic and static combined exercise training to enhance abnormal conditions of the feet. ●【Full-Angle Trainer】Automatic foot ankle rehabilitation training offering dual-direction training in dorsiflexion and plantarflexion, allowing users to set the plantarflexion angle between 0° and 45° (±5°), dorsiflexion adjustments ranging from 0 ° to 50° (±5°). This means you can gradually increase the range of motion as your strength improves, promoting better flexibility and mobility in the ankle joint. ●【2 Training Modes】Foot joint rehab training features both manual remote control mode and Automatic flexion and extension mode to suit the rehabilitation needs at different stages and help patients gradually enhance joint flexibility and strength. You can adjust the angle according to your own preferences without needing help from others. Easy training, no burden on family members. ●【For People】Ankle-lifting device suitable for neck joint injury, knee/leg postoperative rehabilitation, rehabilitation patients with stroke hemiplegia, foot drop, sprain, dislocation, arthritis, relieve muscle stiffness, tissue burn during recovery, ligament laxity, rehabilitation after fracture.