
Tynor Anklet Pair Large D-03
Tynor

Provides support for sprained and strained ankles
Effective protection in sport-related injuries and a simple pull on application
The material is warm in winter, cool in summer
Has 2-Way stretch knit fabric and open toe design
Available size: S, M, L, XL, XXL,XXXL.
Flamingo anklet is made to support, stabilise, and shield the ankle joint. It is commonly used for a range of ankle issues, including recovery from surgery and sprains, strains, and ligament tears.
The brace provides assistance for the arch, medial (inner) and lateral (outer) sides of the ankle. Further harm is less likely as a result.
Anklet has open toe and heel design that allows the brace to be worn with shoes for increased support during varied activities and improves breathability.
Generally speaking, the Flamingo anklet is made to be comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.
Provides a custom fit, and the materials used are frequently non-irritating to the skin.
The longer portion of the anklet pair should face upwards.
Worn by a simple pull-on action like socks.
Align the opening portion around the heel.
Read instruction label carefully before use.
Do not dry clean, iron or machine wash.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals at risk of mild ankle discomfort or instability due to prolonged standing, light physical activity, or previous minor strains — helps provide gentle support, reduce early stress on the ankle, and encourage proactive care.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal when early signs of ankle pain, swelling, or instability appear — helps improve joint stability, relieve pressure, and support safe movement during daily activities or mild exercise.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals recovering from ankle injuries, sprains, or chronic instability — helps maintain consistent support, enhance joint alignment, reduce discomfort, and promote long-term ankle health and mobility.

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