DeRoyal Tracker EX — Lightweight Non-Inflated CAM Walker Boot & Fracture Boot | Standard & Short Heights
The DeRoyal Tracker EX is a lightweight non-inflated (non-pneumatic) CAM walker boot (fracture boot) engineered for patients recovering from ankle sprains, stable fractures, and post-surgical conditions. Using a streamlined wrap system that is ready to wear immediately — no pump, no bladder, no inflation needed — the Tracker EX delivers clinical-grade immobilization in a lighter, simpler package than traditional walker boots.
Key Features of the DeRoyal Tracker EX CAM Walker Boot
- Ultra-lightweight construction — significantly lighter than traditional walker boots, reducing fatigue during extended wear
- Non-inflated design (no pump required) — ready to wear right out of the box
- Low-profile rocker-style sole — promotes a natural, rolling gait pattern
- Wide footplate design — accommodates swelling and edema while providing superior stability
- Closed-heel design — prevents heel migration and slippage
- Extra-long wrap system — full coverage and customizable compression
- Dual height options — Standard (Tall) and Short (Low-Top)
- Universal fit — fits right or left foot
- FSA/HSA eligible
Standard (Tall) vs. Short — Which Height Do You Need?
| Standard (Tall) Boot | Short (Low-Top) Boot | |
|---|---|---|
| Height | Extends up the lower leg (mid-calf) | Covers just above the ankle |
| Best For | Ankle fractures, high ankle sprains, Achilles tendon injuries, post-ORIF recovery | Foot fractures, forefoot injuries, mild-to-moderate ankle sprains, post-op foot surgery |
| Support Level | Maximum — full ankle and lower leg immobilization | Moderate — targeted foot and ankle support with greater range of motion |
| Part Numbers | 15590002 / 15590005 / 15590006 / 15590067 / 15590008 | 15580002 / 15580005 / 15580006 / 15580067 / 15580008 |
⚠️ Not sure which height to choose? Always follow your doctor's recommendation. If no height was specified, the Standard (Tall) boot is the most commonly prescribed option for ankle and lower leg injuries.
Clinical Indications — Who Needs a CAM Walker Boot?
- Moderate to severe ankle sprains and strains (Grade II and Grade III)
- Stable foot and ankle fractures (non-displaced metatarsal, malleolar, calcaneal)
- Syndesmosis sprains (high ankle sprains)
- Post-ORIF recovery
- Achilles tendonitis and tendon injuries
- Post-operative foot and ankle recovery
- Soft tissue injuries — severe contusions, ligament damage, soft tissue trauma
Size Chart — DeRoyal Tracker EX CAM Walker Boot
| Size | Part # Standard | Part # Short | Foot Length | Men's US | Women's US |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-Small | 15590002 | 15580002 | < 8.5" (21.6 cm) | Up to 5½ | Up to 4½ |
| Small | 15590005 | 15580005 | 8.5–9.5" (21.6–24.1 cm) | 6–8½ | 5–8½ |
| Medium | 15590006 | 15580006 | 9.5–10.5" (24.1–26.7 cm) | 9–10½ | 9–11½ |
| Large | 15590067 | 15580067 | 10.5–11.5" (26.7–29.2 cm) | 11–13 | 12–13½ |
| X-Large | 15590008 | 15580008 | > 11.5" (29.2+ cm) | 13½+ | 14+ |
How to Put On the DeRoyal Tracker EX CAM Walker Boot
- Place your foot in the boot with your heel positioned firmly against the back
- Begin securing straps from the toe area, working upward toward the ankle
- Adjust compression to a snug but comfortable level — support without cutting off circulation
- Ensure the extra-long wrap provides full coverage and even pressure distribution
- Check that your heel remains stable and does not slip during walking
Frequently Asked Questions — DeRoyal Tracker EX CAM Walker Boot
What is a non-inflated CAM walker boot and how does it work?
A non-inflated CAM (Controlled Ankle Motion) walker boot uses a rigid outer shell and a wrap system to immobilize the foot and ankle — no pump or bladder required. The rocker-style sole allows a more natural walking gait while keeping the ankle stable. The DeRoyal Tracker EX is ready to wear immediately out of the box.
Should I choose the Standard (Tall) or Short boot?
Always follow your doctor's recommendation. The Standard (Tall) boot is best for ankle fractures, high ankle sprains, and Achilles tendon injuries. The Short (Low-Top) boot is better for foot fractures, forefoot injuries, and conditions where more calf freedom is needed. When in doubt, the Standard (Tall) is the most commonly prescribed option.
What conditions is a CAM walker boot used for after surgery or a fracture diagnosis?
A CAM walker boot is prescribed for ankle fractures, Grade II and Grade III ankle sprains, syndesmosis (high ankle) sprains, metatarsal fractures, Achilles tendon injuries, and post-surgical recovery including post-ORIF. The rocker sole allows a natural gait while keeping the ankle stable and protected during healing.
How long do I need to wear a CAM walker boot after a fracture?
Most stable foot and ankle 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 Tracker EX FSA or HSA eligible?
Yes. The DeRoyal Tracker EX is a medical device and is generally FSA and HSA eligible. HCPCS code L4387 may apply — verify coverage with your insurance provider. OrthoTape does not bill insurance directly.
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