Therapeutic cushioning boot

1. A therapeutic cushioning boot configured to receive a human leg, the therapeutic cushioning boot comprising:

a rear panel configured to support a rear portion of the human leg, the rear panel including a first side, a second side, and a plurality of support chambers that are each uniformly filled with a fill material positioned within each of the plurality of support chambers, the plurality of support chambers including a first support chamber proximate the first side of the rear panel, a second support chamber proximate the second side of the rear panel, and a third support chamber provided on the rear panel between the first support chamber and the second support chamber;

a first sidewall panel connected to the first side of the rear panel, the first sidewall panel configured to engage a first side portion of the human leg; and

a second sidewall panel connected to the second side of the rear panel, the second sidewall panel configured to engage a second side portion of the human leg;

wherein the fill material is the same fill material in each of the plurality of support chambers, and

wherein the fill material in the first support chamber and the second support chamber is hyper-stuffed relative to the fill material in the third support chamber in greater concentration than the fill material in the third support chamber.

2. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 1 wherein the fill material is a polyester fiberfill material.

3. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 1 further comprising:

a first boundary portion disposed between the first side of the rear panel and the first sidewall panel; and

a second boundary portion disposed between the second side of the rear panel and the second sidewall panel.

4. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 3 wherein the first boundary portion is a first seam configured to facilitate folding of the first sidewall panel over the rear panel, and wherein the second boundary is a second seam configured to facilitate folding of the second sidewall panel over the rear panel.

5. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 3 wherein the first support chamber is an elongate chamber including a first support boundary defined along the first boundary portion and wherein the second support chamber is an elongate chamber including a first support boundary defined along the second boundary portion.

6. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 5 wherein the first support chamber further includes a second support boundary disposed on the rear portion and extending parallel to the first boundary portion, and wherein the second support chamber further includes a second support boundary disposed on the rear portion and extending parallel to the second boundary portion.

7. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 6 wherein the third support chamber is defined between the second support boundary of the first support chamber and the second support boundary of the second support chamber.

8. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 3 wherein the third support chamber extends from the first boundary portion to the second boundary portion.

9. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 1 further comprising a foot gate including a first segment coupled along a lower edge of the first sidewall panel and a second segment coupled along a lower edge of the second sidewall panel, wherein the first segment is releasably coupled to the second segment.

10. A therapeutic cushioning boot comprising:

a foot portion configured to receive a foot of a user; and

a leg portion connected to the foot portion and configured to receive a leg of the user, the leg portion including a plurality of support chambers arranged on a rear of the leg portion which support chambers are each uniformly filled with a fill material positioned within each of the plurality of support chambers, the plurality of support chambers including a first support chamber proximate a first side of the leg portion, a second support chamber proximate a second side of the leg panel, and a third support chamber provided between the first support chamber and the second support chamber, wherein the fill material is the same fill material in each of said first, second and third support chambers, and wherein the fill material in the first and second support chambers is hyper-stuffed relative to the fill material in the third support chamber and provided in greater concentration than the fill material in the third support chamber.

11. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 10 wherein the fill material is a polyester fiberfill material.

12. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 10 wherein the third support chamber is defined between the first support chamber and the second support chamber on the rear of the leg portion.

13. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 10 wherein the third support chamber extends from the first side to the second side of the leg portion and extends in front of the first support chamber and the second support chamber on the rear of the leg portion.

14. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 10 wherein the rear portion further includes a “V” shaped opening, wherein the first support chamber is positioned on a medial side of the “V” shaped opening, and wherein and second support chamber is positioned on a lateral side of the “V” shaped opening.

15. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 14 wherein the first support chamber and the second support chambers are elongate chambers that extend upward on the leg portion above the “V” shaped opening.

16. A therapeutic cushioning boot comprising:

a foot portion configured to receive a foot of a user;

a leg portion configured to receive a leg of the user, the leg portion including at least a first support chamber and a second support chamber provided on a rear panel of the leg portion;

a first fiberfill material uniformly filling the first support chamber at a first concentration; and

a second fiberfill material uniformly filling the second support chamber at a second concentration that is less than the first concentration,

wherein the first fiberfill material is the same material as the second fiberfill material, and

wherein the first fiberfill material is hyper-stuffed in the first support chamber relative to the second fiber fill material in the second support chamber.

17. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 16 , further comprising a third support chamber uniformly filled with the same material as the first support chamber and at the first concentration, wherein the first support chamber and the third support chamber are elongated channels extending axially along the leg portion.

18. The therapeutic cushioning boot of claim 17 wherein the second support chamber extends between the first support chamber and the third support chamber.