Therapeutic cushioning boot with static air bladder

A therapeutic compression boot, comprising:

• an outer panel and an inner panel, each having a common outer perimeter that defines, in a planar open configuration of the therapeutic compression boot, a back panel, a first sidewall panel and a second sidewall panel, each sidewall panel extending from one end of said back panel parallel to each other and separated from each other by a notch, a foot gate including a first overlapping panel foldably attached to an end of said first sidewall panel, and a second overlapping panel foldably attached to said second sidewall panel, wherein the outer perimeter of the outer panel is connected to the inner panel to define an interior pocket therebetween with an opening at an opposite end of said back panel,
• wherein said inner panel includes a closure extending beyond said outer panel at said opposite end of said back panel, said closure configured to be folded over said opening, said closure and said outer panel including mating fastener strips for releasably fastening said closure to said outer panel, and
• wherein at least said inner panel contains a cushioning material in at least a portion of said back panel and in said first and second overlapping panels of said foot gate;
• a static air bladder sized to be removably received through said opening and within said interior pocket, said static air bladder including a sealed outer perimeter defining a first region conforming to and receivable within said first sidewall panel, a second region conforming to and receivable within said second sidewall panel and a third region conforming to and receivable within said back panel said first, second, and third regions are commonly inflated;
• and
• a plurality of straps, each anchored at a first side of said outer panel and including a fastener at a free end thereof, each of said plurality of straps having a length sized to extend across said therapeutic compression boot in a folded condition to engage an attachment pad on a second side of said outer panel to hold the therapeutic compression boot in said folded condition.