Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker Standard

Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker is a standard-height pneumatic orthopedic walker designed to provide protected range of motion, adjustable compression and stable support during recovery from selected foot and ankle conditions. It combines an adjustable aircell system with Conwell’s patented ROM mechanism, soft-foam breathable lining and a tall protective walker frame. According to Conwell Medical, model 5926 is indicated following stable foot and/or ankle fractures, ruptured Achilles tendon and post-operative procedures where protected range of motion is required.

Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker Size Chart

Select the appropriate size according to maximum foot length and shoe size:

Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker Features

The Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker combines pneumatic compression with a controlled range-of-motion mechanism. This allows the orthopedic walker to provide structural protection while the ankle’s permitted movement can be adjusted according to the rehabilitation requirements prescribed by a healthcare professional.

Patented Adjustable ROM Mechanism

A major feature of model 5926 is its patented ROM mechanism with an orange safety-lock system. The ROM setting can be adjusted between 0° and 40° plantar flexion and between 0° and 40° dorsiflexion in 10-degree increments.

This controlled adjustment can be particularly useful during rehabilitation where complete immobilization is no longer required but unrestricted ankle movement is not yet appropriate. ROM settings should always be selected according to professional medical instructions.

Adjustable Pneumatic Compression

The integrated aircell allows air pressure to be adjusted to achieve the desired compression and customized fit. After the foot and ankle are correctly positioned inside the walker, air can be added gradually until the liner feels comfortably snug.

Excessive inflation should be avoided. Heavy compression may affect blood circulation and can cause unnecessary discomfort.

Breathable Soft-Foam Lining

Conwell uses a soft-foam liner with breathable fabric to improve wearing comfort. The liner cushions the foot, ankle and lower leg against the rigid walker structure while breathable material helps provide a more comfortable environment during extended use.

Standard-Height Protective Construction

The standard-height design extends up the lower leg, providing a larger supportive structure than a short walker. Multiple adjustable straps secure the lower leg, ankle and foot within the frame.

Indications

Conwell Medical identifies model 5926 for stable foot and/or ankle fractures, ruptured Achilles tendon and post-operative procedures where protected range of motion is required.

The specific ROM setting, duration of use and permitted level of weight-bearing depend on the individual injury and stage of recovery. These should be determined by a physician or qualified rehabilitation professional.

Fits Left and Right Foot

The Conwell 5926 is designed to fit either the left or right foot. Separate left and right variations are therefore not required. Customers only need to select the correct size.

How to Apply the Walker

Open the external straps and soft-foam liner. Carefully place the foot inside the liner and position the heel toward the back. Make sure the ankle is correctly seated before fastening the hook-and-loop closures of the soft liner.

Additional pad kits may be used where professionally appropriate to supplement internal space. Position the protective front panel and then fasten the external straps progressively from the ankle area.

Adjust the straps until the walker is comfortably secure. The straps should stabilize the support without creating excessive pressure.

Aircell Inflation and Deflation

To inflate the aircell, move the air-control button toward the indicated inflation position and press the black pump button. Add air gradually until a comfortably snug fit is achieved.

For deflation, move the control toward the indicated deflation position. The aircell will release pressure. The black pump button may be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions to assist the deflation process.

ROM Mechanism Adjustment

The ROM mechanism should be adjusted only according to professional instructions. Conwell specifies pushing the orange safety buttons upward to unlock the setting. The white ROM adjustment controls can then be moved to the prescribed position.

Once the required ROM setting has been selected, return the orange safety locks to their locked position. Always confirm that the mechanism is securely locked before using the walker.

Available Sizes

Conwell provides the 5926 in Small, Medium, Large and XL. Maximum foot lengths are 25 cm for Small, 28 cm for Medium, 30 cm for Large and 31 cm for XL. US women’s, US men’s and European shoe-size references are included in the chart above.

Cleaning and Care

Remove the foam liner from the hinge components before washing. Hand wash using mild detergent and cold water, then allow the liner to air dry naturally. Do not machine wash, mechanically dry, bleach or iron.

Plastic components can be wiped with a damp cloth and allowed to air dry. Do not use detergent or bleach on the plastic components.

Important Safety Information

If pain or discomfort develops, persists or increases, discontinue use and consult an appropriate healthcare professional. Ensure all hook-and-loop fasteners and ROM locking components are properly secured before use.

The Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker should be used and adjusted according to professional medical guidance, especially following fractures, Achilles tendon injuries or surgery.

Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker Price in Pakistan

The supplied catalogue lists the Conwell 5926 ROM Air Shield Walker Standard at Rs 22,300. Retain Rs 22,300 on Medi Outlet if this remains your current selling price.

With adjustable pneumatic compression, controlled ROM settings, breathable padding and a standard-height protective structure, model 5926 provides an advanced orthopedic solution where protected ankle movement is required during recovery.