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iWALK3.0

Overview

The iWALK3.0 is an innovative alternative to traditional crutches and knee scooters for individuals with non-weight-bearing lower leg injuries or for those who are below-knee amputees. It provides a hands-free, pain-free mobility solution, liberating users from the drawbacks of typical crutches. Forget about discomfort, nerve damage, or dependence on upper body strength; the iWALK3.0 promotes a natural, effortless walking experience. It's the ideal choice for anyone with a below-knee injury needing to maintain non-weight-bearing status for any period. It is also the ideal companion for people recovering from an ACL injury who
are using the Cross Bracing Protocol.

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Indications

Non-weight bearing lower leg injuries

Contra Indications

Injuries at the knee level or higher (unless ACL injury, treated with Cross Bracing Protocol)

Individuals with compromised strength or balance
Those with conditions affecting both legs
People weighing over 275 lbs / 124 kg / 19 st 10 lbs
Those with a thigh circumference exceeding 28 inches
Individuals unable to bend their injured leg at the knee by 90 degrees

Specifications

Leg length is crucial for a proper fit, though most people are unaware of their specific leg length.

Generally, the iWALK 3.0 is suitable for individuals between 4’10” and 6’6”.

For those at the extreme ends of this range, there's a high probability of compatibility but it will be subject to your specific leg proportions.

If you are between 4’10” and 5’1” or 6’2” and 6’6”, please check the sizing diagrams first to avoid disappointment.

Additional information

Before purchase:
For your safety and satisfaction, we need to ensure that this product is right for you before purchase. Please read the following and ensure you meet the criteria.

Ask yourself these questions:

Were you able to walk unaided before your injury?
Could you ascend or descend stairs without relying on a handrail for balance or support?
Is the injury limited to one leg and below the knee?
Can you bend your injured knee to 90 degrees?
Is your uninjured leg fully functional?
Do you meet the specified height and weight criteria?
Is your upper thigh circumference 27 inches or less?
And for below-knee amputees, is there at least 4 inches of residual
limb?

If you or you patient meet these criteria, you're ready to move beyond traditional
crutches.

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