100% Waterproof Cast Cover Leg -【Watertight Seal】- Reusable 2 pk Cast Protector for Shower Leg Adult Knee, Ankle, Foot - Half Leg Covers

They work for a use or two but then slip down, leak water around the top edge. I needed these for an ankle surgery and was not happy with my purchase. You may have a better experience especially if you only need one or two uses at most

I had recently had foot surgery so I bought it to keep my foot dry while showering. It worked as promised.

I had a wound on my leg and could not get it wet. This worked perfectly and I was able to shower without any problems.

This product can go a long way and it definitely seals the cast in. I was skeptical until I tried it. I’ve taken a shower 5 times already with the same bag and it hasn’t stretched

Worked really well! No water got inside while showering.

Product does ihe job. However, not strong enough for long term usage. Also, take extra care with larger splints, casts or bandaging.

I just had foot surgery and didn’t know if this item would work but it is easier to put on and take off and re use than more expensive brands!

I was a bit skeptical because of the low price. But because there were two, I decided to go ahead. When I opened them I was even more skeptical because they looked like trash bags and I wondered how they would stay up. But they did! I had surgery on both feet at the same time so getting two was important. Keep my feet nice and dry and stayed up until I took them off.

These covers have worked great for me so far. Im a 51 grandma with a foot cast. After several uses I was able to put it on by myself. My legs are chubby so I get a good seal with no leaking.

I have a large total contact cast (TCC-EZ) that has an attached boot (Size XL for 11.5 shoe). It does not fit over the entire boot nor make a seal at the top. However, this fits great for my normal boot or even a compression sleeve going up my entire ankle. With a normal boot, I got about 10 uses out of the plastic cover before it stretched too much for use. Tip: tuck a hand towel inside the plastic cover at the top of your boot or cast. If water does get in, the towel will absorb it first.