Waterproof Ankle Brace

No matter whether you're running through the rain or strolling on slippery grass, wet surroundings can contribute to sprains and discomfort in your ankles. As a result, we've come up with a special waterproof ankle brace designed to provide total protection for every step you take, so you can walk with confidence no matter what or where you are.

The Fivali Best Waterproof Ankle Brace features an innovative waterproof material that ensures it stays dry in wet conditions, effectively blocking water penetration. Designed to be lightweight with a comfortable fit, it allows for an unrestricted range of motion. We also focus on support and comfort in our ankle guards, minimizing pressure on your joints during sports and continuing to help you stay stable and flexible during a variety of sports such as swimming, hiking, running and more.

Choose Fivali Waterproof Ankle Brace for confidence and courage on every trip.

How to Wrap an Ankle for Swimming?

Wrapping an ankle for swimming is not a common practice as most swimming motions may be restricted by a wrap. However, if you have an ankle injury and still need to swim for rehabilitation or other reasons, here are some general steps to wrap it:

• Prepare the Ankle: Sit down comfortably with your leg extended. Make sure the ankle is clean and dry. If there is any open wound, cover it with a sterile dressing first.
• Start the Wrap: Begin at the base of the toes. Wrap the ankle brace bandage around the ball of the foot once or twice in a figure-eight pattern. This helps to anchor the bandage and provides support to the front part of the foot, which is important as it is involved in the kicking motion during swimming. 
• Ankle Support: Move the ankle support bandage up to the ankle. Wrap it around the ankle in a circular motion, covering the area just above and below the ankle bone. Alternate between slightly overlapping circular wraps and figure-eight wraps around the ankle joint. The figure-eight pattern (crossing the bandage in front and behind the ankle) helps to provide more targeted support to the joint.
• Secure the Wrap: Once you have provided sufficient support to the ankle and foot, secure the end of the bandage. Some ankle elastic bandage have a self-adhesive strip, in which case you can simply press the end of the bandage to the self-adhesive part. If not, you may use tape to secure the end, but be careful not to tape it too tightly to avoid cutting off circulation.