
Donjoy Airheel Arch and Heel Support Universal (Small)
DONJOY

Ideal to be used for plantar fasciitis.
Has gel spot at the calcaneus region.
Made of high quality silicone material.
Reduces pressure on the heel.
Hypoallergenic and odour free.
Available in 4 sizes: S, M, L and XL.
Can be switched to multiple shoes.
Useful in plantar fasciitis, calcaneal spur, heel pain, heel spur, ankle and feet pain.
Heel cushion made of high quality, transparent, aesthetically pleasing and medical grade silicone material.
Will provide high shear strength and cushioning effect.
Reduce pressure on the heel while walking and redirects pressure from the injured heel.
Can reduce stress on the joints and vertebral column to support pain relief.
Place this heel cushion on the heel part of your shoes and wear your shoes as usual.
Keep the cushion dry and clean.
To clean wipe with a damp cloth.
Don’t expose to excess heat.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals concerned about everyday heel discomfort due to prolonged standing, walking, or hard surfaces — helps cushion the heel, absorb shock, and prevent early pressure-related pain.
Secondary Prevention: Provides targeted support when heel pain, soreness, or strain begin to appear — helps reduce localized pressure, improve weight distribution, and prevent worsening discomfort.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with ongoing chronic heel pain, calcaneal spur, heel spur, or plantar fasciitis — helps manage sustained pressure, enhance walking comfort, and support long-term foot health and mobility.

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