Baby It’s Cold Outside, Winter-Proof Your Cast, Brace, or Walking Boot

Baby, it’s COLD outside!  Winter-proof your cast, brace, or orthopedic walking boot with CastCoverz! Sleeperz!, Tubez!, and Sleeping Bagz!

Sleeperz-for-LegsTie-Dye-__66503.1576703218Sleeperz! cast covers, for arms and legs, are made of oh-so-soft fleece to keep your arms, legs, and toes cozy and warm!  Not only do these covers help you stay warm and snuggly, they also eliminate the scratches received from casts rubbing against other body parts, sheets, furniture, and your loved ones too!  Yes, Sleeperz! cast covers help provide a restful night’s sleep, which has been proven to aid healing, but they are not just for sleeping!  Sleeperz! are the perfect accessory for any time of the day, especially during this COLD winter season.

TubezArms_WickedWebs_WO_700__80623.1365893533Tubez! are our brace covers for arms and legs, which also come in oh-so-soft fleece.  Tubez! are so versatile, they can be used as a cover for tattoos, PICC-lines, braces, or as an under sleeve!

 

 

 

 

How about keeping your toes warm if you have to wear your walking boot to
bed?  Sleeping Bagz!, in comfy-cozy fleece or simple solids, not only keep your toes warm, they also protect your sheets, and keep the cooties on the bottom of your boot, in the bag!

 

 

 

We know your pain, inconvenience, and frustration while wearing a cast, brace, or walking boot!  Keep warm with CastCoverz! products this holiday and winter season.  We’re here to provide comfort and help you feel better, so you heal better!

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The Weather Outside is Frightful, but Our Cast Covers are Delightful

The weather outside is unbearably cold and you’re wondering, “How do I keep my fingers or toes warm while wearing a cast or boot?”  From our innovative Sleeperz! arm and leg cast covers and Mittz! Cozy cold weather protectors for hands to Sleeping Bagz! for your orthopedic walking boot, these CastCoverz! original inventions (inspired by our customers) have you covered with a multitude of super-soft, oh-so-cozy warm fleece covers.

Sleeperz! for Arms

Sleeperz! for Arms

Sleeperz! fleece cast covers not only keep you warm and cozy, they protect you and those around you from the scratching and snagging that so often occurs while wearing a cast.  Sleeperz! cast protectors are available for arm and leg casts, in addition to Tubez! knee and wrist braces.  With Sleeperz!, you’ll get a good night’s sleep, which has been proven to aid healing!

Mittz! Cozy cold weather cast protector keeps your hand and fingers warm with it’s mitt-like coziness.  The stretchy cuff, or optional side Velcro® closure is designed to make your life easier while wearing a hard cast or stiff brace, yet keeps the wind and cold out and warmth in.

Did your doctor tell you to wear your orthotic walking boot 24/7, even to bed?  Yuck!  Sleeping Bagz! were created to keep the cooties on the bottom of your walking boot, where they belong.  Nobody wants to drag their boot to bed with them, especially with all those germs!  Keep your toes warm and boot cooties off your sheets with Sleeping Bagz!  Added bonus:  Sleeping Bagz! also prevents snagging your sheets or scratching your sleeping buddy, even if it is Lassie!

Sleeping Bagz! in Bright Blooms

Sleeping Bagz! in Bright Blooms

Whether you’re wearing a cast, splint, brace, or walking boot, you can stay nice and cozy with CastCoverz! fleece cast protectors.  For more tips on keeping your orthopedic walking boot warm and dry, check out our blog post:  Keep Your Orthopedic Boot or Cast and Toes Warm and Dry This Winter

Take good and careful care!

Orthopedic Walking Boot Covers for Snow, Rain, and Sand

If you’re in an orthopedic walking boot, don’t let rain, sleet, snow or sand stop you from getting around. At CastCoverz!® we’ve got products that will protect your boot AND keep your toes clean and dry or toasty warm in extreme weather.

BootGuardzXtreme! Boot covers for snowy, frigid conditions! Brrrrrrr!

BootzGuardzXtreme! is the best boot cover for EXTREME conditions. These are weatherproof, water-resistant covers for your orthopedic walking boot to protect your boot and toes from wind, rain and snow. The sole/tread of your orthopedic walking boot is exposed for proper footing and safety.

If you have a post-op shoe or sandal (see picture) please contact our office, directly, for proper sizing.

CastCoverz! Post-Op Sandal

No zippers on our cover means easy on and off and no frozen zippers! 2 hook and loop strips ensure an adjustable, snug fit.

CastCoverz! BootGuardXtreme! Orthopedic Boot Cover for Extreme Weather

BootGuardzXtreme! fabric choices include:

We recommend adding the optional front-panel toasty liner to your BootGuardzXtreme! to keep your toes and leg warm.

CastCoverz! BootGuardXtreme! Optional Toasty Liner

 

If you have a leg cast, read on…

Slickerz! Weatherproof covers for leg casts.

Got leg cast? Our Slickerz! cast covers are designed to keep your cast and toes clean and dry from rain, slush, and snow (and sand, too!). Made for non-weight bearing casts, you can check out our designs and learn more about Slickerz! here.

Rain, wind, sleet, snow (and even sand), our BootGuardzXtreme! will keep your orthopedic boot dry and your leg, foot and toes warm and toasty. Slickerz! will keep your leg cast dry and your leg and toes warm, and toasty!

At CastCoverz! we know that a warm, dry boot (or cast) can make the difference between a good day and a GREAT day!

Feel Better, Heal Better with CastCoverz!

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Activities You Can Do In the Snow While Injured

With the winter months upon us, there’s always one thing on everybody’s mind… Snow! There are so many activities to enjoy outside in the snow, but what if you’re in a boot or cast, are using crutches, or have your arm in a cast or sling? Well, there’s fun out there for you, too! Here are just a few great activities you can do in the snow while injured… (Regardless of our suggestions, we urge you to use common sense and to always follow your doctor’s advice!) Continue reading