KX2 FLEXIBLE FOOT LIFT

This might work for those that don't need ankle support for foot rolling.  But remember you can't tell your therapist about solution possibilities because neither you nor I are medically trained.
A comment came in via email from a representative;
'With regard to support for weak ankles and rolling, we find that the adjustable straps help to keep the foot straight when walking.  For example, if your foot pulls to one side, you can tighten the strap on the other side.  This will help to minimize some rolling.  The heavy duty, custom spring allows for both dorsi and plantar flexing (keeping the leg muscles active).  And the cuff has a 1/4” neoprene liner for all day comfort; it can also adjusted for any swelling during the day.'
 http://kx2devices.com/

The KX2 Flexible Foot Lift – pictured above with the eyelet hook attachment

The KX2 Flexible Foot Lift – pictured above with the toe strap attachment.

Maybe you want to remind your therapist about all these other possibilities;
Walkaide
Bioness L300
XFT-2001 
ActiGait
PACE
freeStep
STIMuSTEP
300PV FES
or these
1. Soft brace - http://www.3tailer.com/shop/freedomandreg-soft-footdrop-brace
2.. Musmate a strapping and bungee sytem - http://www.musmate.com/
3. x-strap a bungee sytem from the ankle - http://www.x-strap.com/
4. Malleoloc Ankle Brace - http://www.achillesmed.com/Malleoloc_Ankle_Brace.html?gclid=CJyWoMu3kKACFQsNDQod12P0dw
5. surgery
6. AFO hinged or fixed
or do nothing which is what your insurance will pay for.
I also have 38 posts on AFOs for those with extreme need for complete boringness.