iWALK3.0 Hands Free Crutch - Pain Free Knee Crutch - Alternative to Crutches and Knee Scooters for Below the Knee Non-Weight Bearing Injuries Only

Reviews

Amy C.

It’s probably not the best idea, but I’ve even used it with no straps just to go a short distance. Try it. If you are daring you can go up & down high curbs without assistance or holding on to anything once you get the hang of it.

Heidi

All unassisted. I was able to keep up with the basics of caring for my kids and our home during the six weeks that my right foot was unable to bear any weight after surgery.

Sarah

You simply sit your new memory foam buffer pad on top of the stock iWalk pad & affix it with 2 loops of quality medical tape going around the whole iWalk knee platform. I'm able to get up the stairs and down then going backwards. I have found myself catching the rubber type foot on the floor a couple of times and nearly lost my balance. More like I needed a rest.

thomasdave

The solution is to use 4” memory foam as needed on the platform to shim/raise the boot so the protrusions aren’t hitting the knee platform. You want the tape to slightly compress the foam just enough to hold it in place.

Jade

This is an amazing piece of kit and I am totally blown away. The new pad helped, but we are dealing with dense foam that is about 1” thick if that.

Sara Behn

I fixed this by using Krazy Glue to adhere additional Velcro to the pad & knee platform. The few tiny Velcro circle pieces that retain the foam knee pad to the knee platform became unglued on the pad and the crutch after a lot of use & moisture. I was even able to go up a big muddy grass hill ok doing this.