Water Proof Leg Cast Cover for Shower - #5738 - Watertight Foot Protector

I’m 5’11”, 180 pounds, and I’m a doctor myself.I fractured my ankle while hiking and my orthopedic surgeon put me in a fiberglass cast for the next 4 to 6 weeks. Told me to keep it dry. Easy for him to say. No amount of plastic wrap, duct tape, or giant Ziploc bags would keep water out in the shower.After a week of awkward sponge baths and feeling like I could never fully get clean, this cast cover was a total game-changer.It fits perfectly over my bulky lower leg cast thanks to the snug, stretchy rubber gasket at the top, which seals securely without cutting off circulation. The attached thick plastic sleeve is durable, completely waterproof, and roomy enough to comfortably fit over the entire cast and lower leg.I finally took a long, hot shower—without fear of getting my cast wet—and it felt amazing. The cover stayed completely in place, didn’t leak a drop, and gave me the freedom and relief I didn’t realize I’d been missing so much. It’s well-designed, easy to use, and incredibly effective.If you’re stuck living with a cast for any length of time, don’t hesitate—this product is a must-have. I can’t recommend it highly enough!

Yes, it really is worth it! I had bunion surgery, and needed to shower but had a splint/cast on my leg thatneeded to stay dry. I found a video on you tube with instructions on how to make your own, but after I had gathered up all the various things needed, I realized it was gonna be a miracle if it worked, and a big pain in the you-know-what. I had seen a person whohad used one of these, specifically this one, TKWC INC, and decided to try it. It is very well made, feels sturdy, and the gasket is 100% waterproof. I could have gotten it on by myself but I had my boyfriend help. Super glad I got it.

I have been joking a ACE wrapped soft cast awaiting heel fracture surgery. It was bulky, but the ring fit over. Smaller now that swelling is less. The 'gasket' has a lot of friction over the ACE wraps. I used a tube of bread bag to slide it along reducing friction. This did allow the gasket to slide easily over the dressing and skin. A video suggests rolling the gasket over the frame... I will try that too. I have had this in the pool...it is air tight 5 feet down! I have to burp it to reduce my bouyancy.

It's an unexpected pleasure when you buy something and it actually lives up to its hype. I had foot surgery four days ago, and this half leg condom worked really well. I did not have a cast, just dressings, and it was easy to get on and off. I was a little concerned that the opening seems so small, maybe 2+ inches, but it is quite flexible and had no problem getting over my dressings and heal. In one of the videos online it showed the person stretching the gasket over the hard rim of the top ring. I was glad I didn't have to do that, because I didn't know if there would be enough stretch, and it might even take more than two hands to pull that off. But overall, the designed and build quality seems really good. I would recommend it.

I will start off by saying this, read the directions and follow the directions. This product is not designed to be submerged underwater. It is designed for the shower and in that respect I feel that it works.I’ve used it half a dozen times, and it has kept the area bone dry.A couple of things you should probably be aware of. This product in my opinion is designed for below the calf. Not mid calf, and not top of the calf, but below the calf. Basically, anything a few inches or more above the ankle, and you’ll be rolling the dice. Secondly, I wear a men’s 10 shoe size. My foot barely fits in the foot portion. So I would say anything larger than a 10 and your toes are going to be crammed right up against the front.The plastic is a pretty durable and strong gauge of plastic, and I really cannot see being able to tear through it from just normal use. You still need to be careful when using the product as you will slide around a little bit from it. But not as much as I thought I would. During the use, it gets heavy and it feels like it’s filling up with water, but it is not. It’s just the water that is accumulating on top. My only design recommendation would’ve been to come up with a way for the water to drain off the top. But other than that, I have no criticisms. You should still try to keep it out from the direct line of the shower water as much as you can. But I think it can certainly handle a “normal “shower.I would highly recommend this and if used according to the directions, it should serve you well. It is certainly leagues better than the old days where you just put a garbage bag over it and hope for the best.

My wife had surgery on her right foot. She's need to keep her bandaged foot completely dry. This product does its job. It fits above the knee (my wife is 5'2"). In the shower, she sat on a chair while placing her right leg (with this device installed) outside of the shower, and elevated on a small stool. This position reduce the amount of water that can potentially enter the seal. My wife foot is swollen to three to four times its normal size, we had to fold the elastic seal over the blue round ring in order to get her bandaged foot through without putting any pressure on her foot.

Wow, I was so impressed with this boot. The last time I had to use something was a plastic bag that’s how long ago it was. Lol. I have a boot on my foot and I was able to get the boot all the way through the opening as that’s how big it is. It is so thick and sturdy that it would be extremely hard to punch a hole through it. Very good quality for the price very impressed.

This boot is a game changer! I want to thank the inventor of this product. I have a large wound on my calf due to a dog bite. Needed to have surgery. This boot is the best product ever invented to keep the bandaging from getting wet. I am so grateful that my daughter inlaw told me about this product. It makes it easy to shower now and have to wrap my leg in plastic bags. Thank you!!!!