DeRoyal Inline Pneumatic Walker Boot 2 — Air CAM Fracture Boot | Tall & Short Heights
The DeRoyal Inline Pneumatic Walker Boot 2 is a pneumatic CAM (Controlled Ankle Motion) walker boot featuring a large air bladder for superior swelling and edema control, paired with a rigid outer skeleton for maximum immobilization. Available in Tall Standard and Short heights across X-Small through X-Large, this cast boot is engineered for ankle fractures, sprains, and post-operative recovery where precise compression and structural support are critical.
Key Features
- Large inline air bladder — superior edema and swelling control; inflate to desired compression level
- Rigid outer skeleton — maximum structural immobilization of the foot and ankle
- Dense foam liner — comfortable all-day wear with moisture management
- Shock-absorbing rocker sole — promotes a natural gait pattern and reduces impact during ambulation
- Plastic medial and lateral uprights — enhanced lateral stability
- Tall Standard and Short versions — choose based on injury location and clinician recommendation
- Universal fit — fits right or left foot
- FSA/HSA eligible
- HCPCS code: L4360
Tall Standard vs. Short — Which Height Do You Need?
| Tall Standard | Short | |
|---|---|---|
| Best For | Ankle fractures, high ankle sprains, Achilles injuries, post-ORIF | Foot fractures, forefoot injuries, mild-moderate ankle sprains |
| Support Level | Maximum — full ankle and lower leg immobilization | Moderate — targeted foot and ankle support |
Clinical Indications
- Ankle sprains (Grade I–III)
- Stable ankle and foot fractures (metatarsal, malleolar, calcaneal)
- Syndesmosis (high ankle) sprains
- Post-ORIF recovery
- Achilles tendonitis and tendon repair
- Post-operative foot and ankle recovery
Size Chart — DeRoyal Inline Pneumatic Walker Boot 2
| Size | Part # Tall Standard | Part # Short | Foot Length | Men's US | Women's US |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-Small | 15500031 | 15500036 |
< 8.5" (21.6 cm) |
Up to 5½ | Up to 4½ |
| Small | 15500032 | 15500037 |
8.5–9.5" (21.6–24.1 cm) |
6–8½ | 5–8½ |
| Medium | 15500033 | 15500038 |
9.5–10.5" (24.1–26.7 cm) |
9–10½ | 9–11½ |
| Large | 15500034 | 15500039 |
10.5–11.5" (26.7–29.2 cm) |
11–13 | 12–13½ |
| X-Large | 15500035 | 15500040 |
> 11.5" (29.2+ cm) |
13½+ | 14+ |
How to Put On a CAM Walker Boot
- Loosen all straps and deflate the air bladder completely.
- Sit down and slide your foot in with your heel seated firmly at the back.
- Fasten straps from the bottom up for even compression.
- Inflate the air bladder to a comfortable, supportive level using the pump.
- Stand carefully and verify fit — adjust inflation or straps as needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pneumatic CAM walker boot and how does the air bladder work?
A pneumatic CAM walker boot uses an inflatable air bladder to provide customizable compression around the foot and ankle. You inflate the bladder using the pump until you reach a comfortable, supportive level of compression. As swelling decreases during recovery, you can adjust the inflation to maintain proper fit. The DeRoyal Inline Pneumatic Walker Boot 2 features a large inline bladder for superior edema control compared to standard non-pneumatic boots.
What conditions is a pneumatic walker boot prescribed for?
Pneumatic CAM walker boots are prescribed for ankle fractures, Grade I–III ankle sprains, syndesmosis (high ankle) sprains, metatarsal fractures, Achilles tendon injuries, and post-surgical recovery including post-ORIF. The air bladder provides additional compression that is particularly beneficial in the acute phase when swelling is greatest.
Should I choose the Tall Standard or Short version?
Always follow your doctor's recommendation. The Tall Standard provides full ankle and lower leg immobilization — best for ankle fractures, high ankle sprains, and Achilles injuries. The Short version is better suited for foot fractures, forefoot injuries, and conditions where more calf freedom is needed.
How long do I wear a CAM walker boot after an ankle fracture?
Most stable ankle and foot fractures require 4–8 weeks in a CAM walker boot. Your orthopedic surgeon or podiatrist will monitor healing via X-ray and advise when it is safe to transition out of the boot. Never discontinue use without medical clearance.
Is the DeRoyal Inline Pneumatic Walker Boot 2 FSA or HSA eligible?
Yes. This is a medical device and is generally FSA and HSA eligible. HCPCS code L4360 may apply — verify coverage with your insurance provider. OrthoTape does not bill insurance directly.
What is a CAM boot used for?
A CAM boot is used to immobilize and protect the foot and ankle after fractures, sprains, Achilles tendon injuries, and post-surgical recovery. It allows controlled walking while protecting the injured area.
Can I walk in a pneumatic walker boot?
Yes. CAM walker boots are designed for ambulation. The rocker sole promotes a natural gait pattern. Always follow your clinician's weight-bearing instructions — some injuries require non-weight-bearing even in a boot.
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