• Speed Lacing System: Quickly cinch boot for a snug, comfortable fit
• Figure 8 Strapping: Adjust compression and tension around your ankle
• 360° Forefoot Band: Hugs your plantar fascia and arch for stability
• Grip Texture: Reduces slippage inside your shoe
• Breathable Fabric: Reduces moisture build-up between skin and brace
• Ballistic Nylon Boot: Forms a durable, bulk-free fit that also helps manage moisture

What is the Mueller "The One Premium" Ankle Brace?

The Mueller "The One Premium" Ankle Brace is very light and low profile ankle support, but still offers great stability. It features adjustable straps that wrap around the ankle and pull tight into a stirrup, simulating figure-of-eight taping, to protect against both inversion and eversion ankle sprains.

With its improved fit and slender profile, The ONE Ankle Brace Premium feels like having your ankle professionally taped by an athletic trainer. It's a reliable way to help prevent common ankle injuries when you're playing, including ankle strains. The ONE Premium Ankle Brace is also great for rehabbing inversion ankle sprains and eversion ankle sprains off the court. The secure fit helps support your ankle by slightly restricting awkward and irregular movements to encourage healing.

When can I use the Mueller "The One" Ankle Brace?

The Mueller "The One Premium" Ankle Brace is a fantastic support for those recovering from a fracture or a break, as this allows the ankle to move backwards and forwards, as it should naturally, but does an excellent job of preventing any rolling during movement. Those who have weak or torn ligaments, chronic ankle instability or hyper mobility in the ankle would benefit from the Mueller "The One Premium" Ankle Support.

If you are looking for a support without rigid plastic splints or supports, but still provides an excellent level of support, the Mueller "The One Premium" Ankle support would be perfect. Great for sports where shin pads are used.

What size Mueller "The One" Ankle Brace?

Simply follow your shoe size with the chart below: