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why would your ankle go the other way?? 90 percent of people have an outside ankle roll

@@edbelschnerso what about the other 10 percent?

@@kenesuccess8571 go buy a product for that

@@kenesuccess8571 they are fat, lose some weight

there is nothing made for your ankle the other direction -

Love to hear that 😍

And you wear a sneaker over the sock then secured with laces over the support. There is no movement. Been using mine for about a month. Much more support. There’s zero movement from what your claiming. It works.

@@joshastana849 I think you misunderstood my point. It's not that it's not secure, which is how you took it. What you are describing is how snag it feels in general. That doesn't determine the efficacy of injury prevention tools. What I described is the mechanism necessary to achieve such a goal when the actual injury happens. When your ankle is twisted with substantial force being applied to the joint, this will not provide as much support as it claims, because of the anchoring mechanism. Shoes or their laces have nothing to do with the anchoring mechanism that's outside of the shoes. It doesn't mean it doesn't provide any support. It will provide support. However, it will not be as substantial or ground-breaking as they claim. That's where the gimmick is. Obviously they can't intentionally hurt people to compare its efficacy with other sprain prevention tools that are more reasonably priced; however, if you studied biomechanism and worked in the field like I have, it's straight science. It's all about marketing and claims to justify overpricing.

@@onesimura1771 I’m just going by my experience with it. Is it 💯? No, but it definitely has helped me by providing substantial support while not limiting my movement. This isn’t an “As seen on TV product”. Those are classic gimmicks.