Ankle

The ankle moves in two main directions (dorsiflexion, or toes upward, and plantar flexion, or toes pointing downward).

91% of patients achieved functional range of motion +110 degrees

“I used the Ankle Flexionater for five weeks and noticed huge improvement. I would recommend this to anyone who has had a severe ankle injury.”
Rachel W. Patient

Ankle Flexionater+™

Improved Solution for Ankle Motion Loss

Ermi's new Ankle Flexionater+ is another in a series of revolutionary devices that allows the ankle to be stretched with either a straight knee or a bent knee and the benefits of our patented hydraulic mechanism.

The new Ankle Flexionater+ allows the ankle to be stretched with either a straight or bent knee, enabling the patient to stretch the Soleus and Gastrocnemius muscle with a single device. The patented hydraulic mechanism provides the high-intensity controlled stretch necessary to achieve successful results.

Benefits

Easy to follow program facilitates patientcompliance•
Restores the ability to perform activities of daily living in only one hour per day
Patient-controlled high-intensity stretch achieving up to 120 foot-pounds of torque
Easy to switch between knee positions and achieve greater dorsiflexion than prior device•Safer alternative to secondary or revision surgery.

Ankle Stretch with Straight Knee

Allows for stretching of stiffness related to the Gastrocnemiusmuscle

Ankle Stretch with Bent Knee

Allows for stretching of stiffness related to the Soleus muscle
A cushioned pad over the knee comfortably holds the foot in place without the need for straps