STRAPZ- Ankle Strap Support
STRAPZ- Ankle Strap Support
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STRAPZ Ankle Strap Support is a straight-forward product intended to relieve discomfort in the ankle and alleviate the workload of local muscles and tendons. It offers both light support and the effect of far infrared energy (FIR) in the area around the ankle.
Firmness and level of compression can be easily adjusted with a hook and loop strap to fit your personal need or preference. Openings for toes and heel.
The Ankle Strap Support is made from a form-knitted stretchy material containing Welltex®️ – our FIR technology, known for its ability to stimulate circulation and blood flow. The beneficial effect may help reduce stiffness and inflammation in muscles, muscle attachments and joints.
- Welltex®️ technology
- Form-knitted
- Highly adjustable
- Openings for toes and heel
- Comfortable material
- Breathable
Materials
Materials
Fabric: 50% Polypropylene, 25% Acrilic, 25% Elastane Loop fabric: 100 % Polyester
Technology
Technology

The Welltex® technology is based on an original, powerful mix of natural minerals. These minerals make our products capable of absorbing and emitting far infrared energy (FIR), harnessed from the wearer’s own body heat. The effect is therapeutic and intended to increase well-being. FIR is known to stimulate blood flow and is often worn for the purpose of relieving stiffness and soreness in muscles and joints.
Care
Care
Developed in Sweden
Developed in Sweden
This product is developed in Sweden, a country known worldwide for its high-quality products and clean, functional design. We are proud to carry on this tradition, as all Back on Track designs are the creative work of our company's own pattern makers.
Our products are the result of profound knowledge of the biology and physiology of humans, horses and dogs. We have by now also acquired long-term experience with the products we make and their therapeutic effect.

Welltex® Technology
Our original, powerful mix of FIR-emitting minerals, generating the Back on Track Effect since 2000