Swede-O Tarsal Lok: Ankle Support for Uneven Ground and Active Days
Swede-O Tarsal Lok: Ankle Support for Uneven Ground and Active Days
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Most ankle braces show up after something goes wrong. The Tarsal Lok is built for the people trying to keep things going right.
You're not hurt. You're not rebuilding. You're just out there covering ground, and the ground keeps changing on you. Trail to pavement to court. Wet grass. Uneven curb. A job site at the end of a long shift. The Tarsal Lok is the brace for that.
The Tarsal Lok is built around a Heat Moldable Tarsal Locking System. Instead of forcing your ankle to fit the brace, the brace gradually conforms to the shape of your foot and ankle using your own body heat. The result is a fit that's specific to you, not a generic size off a shelf. Through uneven terrain, lateral movement, and the kind of steps that catch you off guard, the fit stays.
More support than a lightweight everyday brace. Less than a full heavy-duty brace. The middle lane, for the people who live there.
Fits right or left ankle.
I built the Active Life Signature Bundle around the Tarsal Lok because it's the brace that fits the way most people actually live. Not injured. Not recovering. Just staying active and wanting to keep it that way. The Strap Lok is still the brace I trust for heavy support, the one my doctor put me in after my second injury, and it's in every bundle for a reason. But for the days when nothing's wrong and you just want to keep it that way? The Tarsal Lok is the one I reach for. Stay Moving. Stay Strong.
Jason Joyner
Yeah, You Know.
Sizing Guide
Sized by US shoe size.
| Size | Men's | Women's |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 3 – 5½ | 4 – 6½ |
| S | 6 – 7½ | 7 – 9½ |
| M | 8 – 10½ | 10 – 11½ |
| L | 11 – 12½ | 12 – 13½ |
| XL | 13 – 14½ | 14 – 15½ |
| 2XL | 15+ | 16+ |
If you are between sizes, size up for the best fit.
Staying active and keeping your ankles protected? The Prevent It articles walk you through exactly how.
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