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Paediatric Ankle & FootDouble Layered socks (3 pairs)Features and BenefitsSpecially designed socks for use when wearingthe Ponseti AFO sandals. Special features include:• Double layer construction eliminates friction between the foot andsandal, helping to prevent sores and blisters• Comfortable and close fitting to reduce creases and wrinkles• Moisture wicking cotton rich material keeps feet dry and cool• Extra height so ideal for wearing with Ponseti AFO• Grip on sole to prevent sock slipping within sandal• Minimal internal stitchingDescription Product Code3 Pairs of socks RSL-DLSK0011234Age 0-3m 3-6m 6-12m 12-18m 18-24m 2-3yr 3-4.5yr 4.5-6yrFoot length (mm) 70 85 100 110 120 135 150 165European (EUR) 13 14-15 16-17 18 19-20 21-23 24-25 26-29Other size data available, please contact Customer Service.5Double Layered socks (9 pairs)Features and BenefitsSave money on the socks and postage by purchasing 9 pairs (3 packets of3 pairs) as a single order.Specially designed socks for use when wearing the Ponseti AFO sandals.Special features include:• Double layer construction eliminates friction between the foot andsandal, helping to prevent sores and blisters.• Comfortable and close fitting to reduce creases and wrinkles• Moisture wicking cotton rich material keeps feet dry and cool• Extra height so ideal for wearing with Ponseti AFO• Grip on sole to prevent sock slipping within sandal• Minimal internal stitchingDescriptionProduct Code9 Pairs of socks RSL-DLSK002678910Age 0-3m 3-6m 6-12m 12-18m 18-24m 2-3yr 3-4.5yr 4.5-6yrFoot length (mm) 70 85 100 110 120 135 150 165European (EUR) 13 14-15 16-17 18 19-20 21-23 24-25 26-2911Middle Strap Pressure SaddleFeatures and Benefits• A pressure saddle is available for attachment tothe middle strap of the sandal to provide extra cushioning for sensitivefeet.• The pressure saddles are available in 2 sizes. Small is for use withsandals up to size 2. Large pressure saddles are for use with sandalsfrom size 3 upwards.121314DescriptionPressure saddle - SmallPressure saddle - LargeProduct CodeRSL-MSPS001-SRSL-MSPS001-L15Fax: 0113 2725689 | Web: www.rslsteeper.com 351
RSLSteeper | Orthotic Solutions Order now on 0845 6000 3301Dorsi Ramp23456Features and Benefits• It is not easy to persuade toddlers and children to actively engagein physiotherapy to stretch their Achilles tendons and calf muscles.But a few minutes good quality stretching each day can really help“toe walkers” to improve their gait, growing clubfoot children to avoidrelapses and many other conditions linked to limited dorsiflexion.• This child friendly ramp can readily be incorporated into routineactivities, such as daily teeth cleaning, playing computer games orworking at a desk.• The Dorsi Ramp is recommended for children suffering from conditionssuch as idiopathic toe walking, cerebral palsy and clubfoot.• Strong, stable safe dorsiflexion ramp designed specifically for children• Flip over design and insert means that slope angles of 10, 15 and 20degrees are achieved with no moving parts• Moulding encourages correct foot placement• Compound slope maintains correct dorsiflexion angle even if childabducts• For toddlers to children up to age 10 years789DescriptionDorsi RampProduct CodeRSL-DRMP00110111213SocksFeatures and BenefitsSocks play an important role in the treatment of sensitive toddler skin.Socks produced by Naturapura have already proven their worth and offerthe following properties:• Barely perceptible inseams• Wrinkle-free fit• 98% organically grown cotton - unbleached and undyed• 2% elastane1415Age Foot LengthProduct Code Product CodeColour(months) (mm)Thermo Sock Thin Sock0 - 3 70 - 80 White RSL-1633-001 RSL-1733-0013 - 6 80 - 90 White RSL-1633-002 RSL-1733-0026 - 12 100 - 110 White RSL-1633-003 RSL-1733-00312 - 24 120 - 140 White RSL-1633-004 RSL-1733-004352Telephone: 0845 6000 330 | Email: Solutions@rslsteeper.com
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