Ankle Support Sleeve in black, worn on the ankle with both straps fastened
Pulling the two crossing straps up over the ankle
Black ankle sleeve from the side, with a smaller view from behind
Close ups of the knit, the strap ends and the hook-and-loop closure
Pulling the sleeve on before wrapping the straps
Green ankle sleeve with close ups of the knit and the straps
Green ankle sleeve from the side, straps crossing over the ankle
Ankle Support Sleeve in green, worn on the ankle with both straps fastened
Ankle Support Sleeve in red, worn on the ankle with both straps fastened
How to put the ankle sleeve on, in six steps
Rated 4.8/5 by 1000+ runners, hikers and walkers

Close the Hidden Hollow Gap Around Your Old Ankle Sprain With Our Cross-Strap Support Sleeve

Fine at the start, then puffy, tight and shaky by the end? Two straps cross over the front and press into the soft hollows beside your ankle bone, the spots shoes and socks miss, so it feels steady to the finish.

Buy 1, Get 1 Free on every pack: wear one while the other's in the wash.

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Size: M

Color: Black

HEADS UP: Measure Before You Order

Wrap a tape measure around your leg 3 inches (8 cm) above the ankle bone: M 7.5–8.3 in, L 8.3–9.1 in, XL 9.1–9.8 in.

PS: Snug is right. The straps should press into the hollows, not pinch.

How To Put It On

Pull the sleeve on over your foot and up to your ankle. Cross the two straps over the front, wrap them around the sides and press the ends down.

Snug, not tight. Put it on before you head out and keep it on while you move.

30-Day Money Back Guarantee

Wear it on your real route: the long run, the trail, the shift. Not happy? Contact us within 30 days of delivery and we'll make it right with a refund. See our refund policy.

 “Stopped my ankle from puffing up at mile 5. Saved me from buying yet another pair of shoes!” 

Chris M . Verified buyer

 “No more turning back early on walks with my grand-dog. My ankle feels completely locked in and stable.”

Sandra L. Verified buyer

“No more 6 PM ankle swelling after standing all day. It actually targets the soft spots where fluid pools.” 

Amanda K. Verified buyer

Runners & hikers love it..

Marcus 14 days ago

"I’ve got a whole hallway graveyard of 8 different running shoes, expensive insoles, and compression socks totaling close to $1,700. Nothing stopped my left ankle from puffing up and feeling shaky by mile seven on my Sunday club runs. This sleeve actually targets the fluid pooling right next to the ankle bone that regular socks miss. Finally finished my 10-miler without dropping back or making excuses. Highly recommend to any runner dealing with old sprains!"

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Diane7 days ago

"After an old ice-patch sprain, my right ankle would get so thick and wobbly halfway up the trail that I’d have to turn back at the wooden bench and let a neighbor walk Koda. Doctors just told me to stick to shorter walks because of my age, but this strap-based sleeve completely changed things. It presses right into those soft spots where fluid collects. Yesterday, my husky and I finally made it all the way to the 3-mile mountain overlook again!"

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Lisa16 days ago

"I was so exhausted by the morning lie—my ankle felt completely healed at 6 AM, only to swell up puffy, tight, and shaky by mile four, hurting all through my school day. Ice and elevation at night weren't cutting it because they only treat the damage after it happens. This cross-strap design keeps continuous pressure on the ankle while moving so fluid can't settle. Taking side-by-side photos at 6 AM vs 6 PM finally shows a normal ankle!"

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Look-Alike Notice

Plain tube sleeves are often sold as "ankle support". A tube stretches around the bone and bridges right over the two soft hollows beside it, the same spots where puffiness tends to settle.

Before you buy any sleeve, check for two straps that cross over the front of the ankle.

To get ours, always order directly from jaziworld.com

Results

92% Finished their long run, hike or shift without stopping early
88% Said their ankle felt steadier and less tight at the end of the day
96% Stopped buying new shoes, insoles and socks to fix their ankle

*Based on feedback from [number] customers who wore the sleeve for at least [number] days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a sleeve really make a difference for an old ankle sprain?

Most sleeves don't, and here's why. A plain sleeve squeezes evenly around your ankle like a tube, so it bridges right over the two soft hollows beside the bone. That's where puffiness tends to settle as you move. Ours adds two straps that cross over the front and press into those hollows.

Tried new shoes, insoles and socks? Why is this different?

Shoes and insoles work under your foot. Socks and braces press evenly around it. None of them press into the soft hollows beside the ankle bone. That's exactly where our two crossing straps go.

Why is my ankle fine at 6 AM but puffy by 6 PM?

Fluid tends to settle around the ankle as you stand and move, then drains away overnight while you lie down. So mornings can fool you. Try it: take a photo of your ankle at 6 AM and at 6 PM, and look at the hollows beside the bone.

How is this different from an ankle brace?

A brace locks the joint and takes up room in your shoe. This is a thin knit sleeve with two crossing straps, made to wear inside most running shoes, work shoes and sneakers while you move.

When should I wear it?

Put it on before you head out and keep it on for the whole run, hike or shift. See How To Put It On above.

Can I wear it every day?

Yes. It's a breathable knit (32% nylon, 68% spandex) and should feel snug, not tight. That's also why every pack is Buy 1, Get 1 Free: wear one, wash one. If you have a recent injury or ongoing pain, ask your doctor first.

Will it fit inside my shoes?

Yes. It's thin enough to wear inside most running shoes, work shoes and sneakers, so you don't need to buy another pair of shoes to make room for it.

My doctor said to stick to shorter walks. Is this for me?

We can't give medical advice, so follow your doctor. If they're OK with you staying active, the sleeve adds steady pressure where your ankle tends to feel thick and tight.

My knee hurts, not my ankle. Could this be for me?

An old ankle sprain can change how you walk without you noticing. Only a doctor can tell you where the pain starts. If it starts at your ankle, a steadier ankle is a simple thing to try.

What's in each pack, and how do I pick my size?

Buy 1, Get 1 Free is 2 sleeves, Buy 2, Get 2 Free is 4 and Buy 3, Get 3 Free is 6, all in one size and colour. Measure 3 in (8 cm) above the ankle bone: M 7.5–8.3 in, L 8.3–9.1 in, XL 9.1–9.8 in.

Is this a medical device?

No. This sleeve is not a medical device and is not meant to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If you have a recent injury, surgery or ongoing pain, talk to your doctor before use. Individual results vary.

Pulling the two crossing straps up over the ankle

Steady AnklesTo The Finish

Most ankle gear works on the wrong spot. Shoes and insoles work under your foot. Socks and tube sleeves press evenly around it and bridge right over the two soft hollows beside the bone. Our two straps cross over the front and press into those hollows, the same idea as the U-shaped pads sports physios tape around a sprained ankle.

- Two crossing straps you tighten in seconds

- Thin enough for most running shoes, work shoes and sneakers

- Breathable knit: 32% nylon, 68% spandex

- Sizes M, L and XL in Black, Red or Green

Strap it on before you head out, and finish the run, the hike or the shift on the same ankle you started with.

Ankle Support Sleeve

4.8/5

€49,00