CAM Boots

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If you have been prescribed cam boots, moon boots, walking boots, or fracture boots, you are in the right place. Browse our range of CAM walker boots shipped Australia-wide, and find the short or tall style your physio or GP has recommended. Short vs Tall Cam Boots: Which One Do You Need? Cam boots come in two main heights. The right one depends on the location and severity of your injury. Your GP or physio will usually specify which height you need, so check their advice before you order. Short CAM Walker Boots (Below-Knee) A short cam walker boot sits below the knee and covers the foot and lower ankle. It is the most common choice for foot fractures, metatarsal injuries, and mild-to-moderate ankle sprains. Short boots are lighter and easier to put on. They work well if you need support for everyday movement around the house or getting to appointments. Most adults find them comfortable for day-to-day wear during recovery. Tall CAM Walker Boots (Above-Knee) A tall cam walker boot extends higher up the lower leg, giving more stability to the ankle and lower leg. It is often recommended after more significant ankle fractures, post-surgical recovery, or where a greater level of immobilisation is needed. The taller profile provides firmer support. It is a little heavier than the short version, but the added stability can make walking more confident on uneven ground. Your treating clinician will advise if a tall boot is the right choice for you. How to Choose the Right Cam Boot Here is what to look for when selecting a cam boot from our range. Getting the right fit matters, both for comfort and for effective recovery support. Sizing and Fit Cam boots are sized by shoe size. Most models come in sizes from extra small through to extra large. Measure your foot length to confirm the correct size before ordering. The boot should feel snug but not tight. Your toes need a little room to move. If you are between sizes, sizing up is usually the better choice. Check the sizing cha