Grey Foot & Heel Pillows Designed to relieve pressure on feet, heels, and ankles whether in bed or in a wheelchair by helping prevent tissue breakdown Heel protectors (foot pillows) are a simple option to help prevent pressure sores (bed sores) by alleviating any focused concentration of pressure on the heel. The foot, and especially the heel, are still indirectly in contact with the bed. However, the pressure is not as concentrated onto one area so blood flow to the general area is improved. Cushioned bottom helps keep heel floated Comfort-grip interior keeps heel protector in place Adjustable straps accommodate calf size for a secure fit Features: Relieve pressure on feet, heels, and ankles. For use in bed or in a wheelchair. Useful for preventing tissue breakdown. Made from thick quilted polyester fill for comfort and protection with a soft velour outer fabric. Adjustable hook and loop (Velcro) closure. One size fits most.

Surround heels and ankles with a pillow that's designed exclusively for feet. Ultra-comfortable cushioning protects and relieves pressure while lying in bed or sitting in a wheelchair. Constructed with 2 adjustable elastic straps for each foot pillow cushion to adjust suitable size, ambidextrous design fits most foot. Soft, adjustable straps position the foot and ankle securely, comfort-grip interior helps keep the foot in place. Keeps the heel off the mattress to relieve pressure for individuals spending a lot of time in bed. It’s a comfortable and effective way to help reduce the risk of heel injury. Keeps heel off the surface to relieve pressure, help protect heels from bedsores. Polyester Fiberfill is resilient to support and comfort, cushioning and comfort to protect sensitive heels against pressure sores. Outside is breathable velour cover for easy clean and soft foot touching feeling, Machine washable. Protect heels and ankles from skin irritation, friction burns, and pressure redistribution. Covers exposed heel and ankle areas to reduce the chance of friction burns. Heel Protection Pads should be used for any procedure that is lengthy and involves pressure on the patient's heel area.