How does the DSAB2 work?
Universal stabilization strap can be directed medial or lateral to the talocrural and subtalar joint. The directional stabilization strap has been shown to be clinically effective in providing external support over the ligament injury site, creating compression and exerting a directional force on the calcaneous into inversion or eversion (depending on the nature of the injury).

For Eversion:
Appropriate stabilization of the lateral ankle and/or subtalar joint sprain can be achieved by directing the strap over the top of the foot, through the longitudual arch and under the calcaneus to force the heel into eversion.

For Inversion:
Place strap over the anterior aspect of the talocrural joint, lateral to the calcaneocuboid joint and under the heel to the medial malleolus. The strap is directed in a lateral to medial direction to invert and compress the subtalar and talocrural joints, resisting ankle eversion and protecting the deltoid ligament.