Orthopaedic supports range from flexible compression sleeves to structured braces, and the construction matters more than the body-area label alone.
Our current collection includes supports for the Achilles area, ankle, calf, elbow and knee, together with an adjustable drop-foot brace and a hallux valgus night splint. They are made by a specialist manufacturer and selected by TDO Therapy; each product page explains its size, materials and intended use.
More about our supports and braces
Flexible compression supports
The ankle, Achilles, calf, elbow and one knee option use knitted Lycra-based constructions that sit close to the body while allowing movement. Product-specific features include silicone cushioning or a top band where stated.
Structured supports
The stabilised knee product adds side stabilisers and a patella cushion, the drop-foot brace uses an adjustable lifting system, and the hallux valgus splint is intended for rest or night-time use. These products are not interchangeable.
Sizing and footwear
Supports are selected from measurements stated on the individual product page. An ankle or foot support may also change shoe fit, so compare its bulk with the usable depth, width and opening of the footwear.
Questions we are asked
Do you currently sell a back support?
The broader taxonomy includes a Back Supports page, but there is no live back-support product in the current range.
Are these supports made by TDO Therapy?
No. The current brace and support products are manufactured by Variteks and retailed by TDO Therapy.
How do I know which type I need?
Select the construction that has been recommended for the underlying problem. Ask a GP, physiotherapist, podiatrist or orthotist if the appropriate type is unclear.
A support is not a diagnosis. New injury, instability, swelling, weakness or persistent pain should be assessed before self-selecting a brace.
