You will need to measure your thigh at the very top of your the leg. Your thigh needs to be within the following range. For other heights please contact us as it will depend on your actual leg length. If you’re between 5’1”/ 1,55m and 6’1”/ 1.85m the iWALK will fit. When evaluating if the iWALK will work for you there are 3 measurements that need to be considered:
#HANDSFREE CRUTCHES FREE#
Hands free and pain free giving you total mobility.No tools required, follow our simple assembly guide. If you cannot do these things, then iWALK probably will not work for you. You could go up or down stairs without requiring a handrail for balance or support.You could walk normally without a limp, shuffle, etc.
#HANDSFREE CRUTCHES FULL#
Can you balance on one foot for a full 30 seconds?.Regardless of age, if you can pass these physical ability tests, you should be capable of using the iWalk 3.0. The iWalk 3.0 works for most people, but not everyone. We wish you a speedy recovery from your lower leg injury. If you have any doubt about the suitability of the iWalk for your injury, please consult your doctor or physiotherapist. The iWalk has been successfully used with the following injuries, Achilles Tendon Rupture, Broken Ankle, Broken Foot and Foot Fractures, Bunion Surgery, CRPS and RSD in the Lower Leg and Foot, Fibula Fractures, Jones Fracture and Metatarsal Fracture, Stress Fracture foot, Tibia Fractures and a Sprained Ankle. Lower leg, foot and ankle injuries are commonplace and range from mild to serious. What types of Injuries is the iWALK suitable for? You no longer need to have your life interrupted – the iWALK 3.0 sets you free to resume your day to day routine and enjoy pain-free, functional mobility. Think of all the things you can’t do when using conventional crutches preparing a meal, walking your dog, carrying a cup of coffee. It allows people with lower leg non-weight bearing injuries to lead functional, hands-free, pain-free lives during their rehabilitation. The iWALK 3.0 is the obvious choice over conventional crutches or knee scooters as it offers a safe, stable and easy to use solution to staying mobile while recovering. Do you have products for heavier people?.I’m finding it difficult to use crutches.I am caring for a person with limited mobility.
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