Is the iWALK any good?

Is the iWALK any good?

With an ankle injury for 12 months now, the iwalk 2.0 (aka my “peg leg”) has been my saving grace! You can’t carry anything with crutches and they hurt your armpits. Too often I would choose to hobble on my recovering ankle instead of using my crutches and this allows me to be easily compliant with my doctor’s orders.

How much is a iWALK?

$118.35 & FREE Shipping.

Can you sit with iWALK?

Can I sit down wearing the iWALK2. 0 crutch? Yes, but you’ll need ample space in front of your chair for the beam below your knee to extend. If this is an issue, we’ve designed iWALK 2.0 to be easy and quick to put on and take off.

What is the weight limit for the iWALK?

275 pounds
Weight Limit If you weigh over 275 pounds (125 kg) or are significantly overweight, iWALK crutch is not a suitable option for you.

How does an iWalk work?

Just plug in your phone or tablet, power the iWalk on, and you’re good to go. Of course, this will only work if you’re charging an Apple device. If you want to charge an Android device – or anything that doesn’t accept a lightning cable – you’ll need to use a USB cable.

What does an iWalk do?

The iWALK crutch gives you hands-free/pain-free mobility and gives you back the ability to live a functional, independent lifestyle. With the iWALK crutch, pushing a shopping cart, taking the stairs, walking your dog, going to work are all possible again.

How much does the iWALK 2.0 weigh?

Additional information

Weight	2.5 kg
Dimensions	44 × 15 × 25 cm

What is an iWALK for amputees?

Hands-free crutches for lower-leg amputees The iWALK 3.0 works well as a temporary prosthetic for lower leg amputees. In the USA the iWALK is commonly used as a prosthetic training device for new amputees who are learning to walk on a prosthetic or for those who cannot yet tolerate a prosthetic limb.

Can you shower with iWALK?

The iWALK is a temporary lower leg that gives you back the use of your hands. It is a great alternative to arm crutches or knee scooters. The iWALK is also waterproof, and can be used in the shower. Lower limb amputees are thrilled with the device for use when not wearing their artificial limb.

How do you measure for crutches?

Tips for Proper Crutch Sizing

1. The top of your crutches should be between 1 1/2 inches to 2 inches below your armpits while standing up straight.
2. The handgrips of the crutches should be even with the top of your hips.
3. There should be a slight bend in your elbows when you use the handgrips.