Aircast XP Diabetic Walker Boot System
The Aircast XP Diabetic Walker by DJO Enovis is a clinician-directed off-loading system for certain diabetic and neuropathic foot conditions. It combines a protective walker shell, adjustable aircells, a hand bulb with pressure gauge, stockings, and pressure-management insoles to help redistribute plantar pressure as part of a supervised wound-care plan. Because reduced sensation can hide harmful pressure, this system should be selected, fitted, and monitored by a qualified healthcare professional.
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Professional Fitting and Monitoring Required
Diabetic neuropathy can reduce protective sensation. A clinician should determine the off-loading configuration, fit, inflation pressure, weight-bearing status, and inspection schedule. This product does not replace wound care, circulation assessment, glucose management, or medical follow-up.
What Is the XP Diabetic Walker Used For?
A qualified clinician may use the system as part of a treatment plan for:
- Plantar diabetic foot ulcer off-loading
- Neuropathic foot pressure redistribution
- Charcot-related protection when clinically appropriate
- Postoperative or wound-care protection when prescribed
Product Features
- Adjustable pneumatic aircells for clinician-directed contact and support
- Hand bulb and pressure gauge to monitor inflation
- Pressure-management insoles for individualized off-loading plans
- Protective stockings to help reduce friction and shear
- Rocker sole designed to support progression through the gait cycle when weight bearing is permitted
- Universal left or right fit
Aircast XP Diabetic Walker Size Chart
Use shoe size as a starting point only. A clinician should confirm the final size, insole setup, and fit.
| Size | Men's US Shoe | Women's US Shoe | SKU |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 4–7 | 5–8 | 01PD-S |
| Medium | 7–10 | 8–11 | 01PD-M |
| Large | 10–13 | 11–15 | 01PD-L |
| X-Large | 13+ | 15+ | 01PD-XL |
How to Apply the XP Diabetic Walker
- Inspect the foot: Check for redness, drainage, blisters, swelling, odor, or skin breakdown.
- Apply the stocking: Place it smoothly over the foot and lower leg without wrinkles.
- Install the prescribed insole: Use only the setup selected or modified by the treating clinician.
- Position the foot: Seat the heel fully at the back.
- Secure the walker: Fasten the straps from bottom upward for an even fit.
- Adjust the aircells: Use the bulb and gauge according to clinician instructions.
- Recheck skin and fit: Remove the walker and inspect the foot as directed.
Stop Use and Contact Your Clinician
Contact the treating clinician promptly for persistent redness, a new blister, drainage, odor, swelling, warmth, discoloration, increased pain, or new skin breakdown. Seek urgent medical care for fever, spreading redness, rapidly worsening swelling, or other signs of serious infection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does insurance cover the Aircast XP Diabetic Walker? Can I save vs. my doctor's office?
This product is HSA/FSA eligible. Insurance coverage varies by plan. If you have a high DME deductible, you may pay less buying directly. Check your plan's DME benefits and ask your clinician whether this system is appropriate.
What is the Aircast XP Diabetic Walker used for?
It is designed for clinician-directed pressure redistribution and off-loading in certain diabetic and neuropathic foot conditions, including plantar ulcers and Charcot-related care.
Can I use it without a clinician?
No. A clinician should select the off-loading configuration, confirm fit and pressure, provide weight-bearing instructions, and monitor the foot throughout treatment.
How often should I check my skin?
Follow your clinician's schedule and inspect before each use. Stop use and contact the clinician promptly for persistent redness, blistering, drainage, odor, swelling, warmth, discoloration, pain, or skin breakdown.
What is the difference between the Impax Grid and Plastazote insoles?
The system includes pressure-management components that can be configured for the treatment plan. The clinician should decide which insole or modification to use. Do not cut or modify an insole unless directed.
Does it fit either foot?
Yes. Select the correct size and have the fit confirmed by the treating clinician.
Can I walk in it?
Walk only when the treating clinician says it is safe. Use crutches, a walker, or another aid if directed.
How do the aircells and gauge work?
The aircells help customize contact around the lower leg, and the gauge monitors inflation. Adjust pressure only according to clinician instructions.