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Becca Sellar represents Scotland in amputee football, which led to her being a key figure in the BT Hope United campaign. Alongside the likes of Marcus Rashford, Gareth Bale, Lucy Bronze and a host of the biggest stars in British football, Becca and the rest of the...

In the UK, crutches are prescribed as standard for a wide range of common leg, knee, and ankle injuries. But while they’re the most popular mobility aid on the market, there’s a whole host of reasons why you might wish to find an alternative to crutches. Many people...

Whether you use crutches as a long-term mobility aid, or you’re relying on them during recovery from an injury, conventional crutches can cause all sorts of secondary discomfort. One of the biggest issues that frequent users experience is hand pain, caused by tightly...

A sprain is one of the most common ankle injuries, and usually occurs when your ankle has been forced out of its natural position, resulting in torn or stretched ligaments. There are three categories of sprain, ranging from mild to severe, so treatment and recovery...

Conventional crutches are a popular walking aid, often prescribed to assist a person with a leg, ankle or foot injury. Designed to help you get around without putting weight on your injured limb, crutches transfer body weight from the legs to the upper body. While...

Brand new to the UK’s mobility aid market, the iWALK 3.0 is the latest hands-free knee crutch to be developed, and features several key improvements on its predecessor, the iWALK 2.0. Like every previous model of hands-free knee crutch, the iWALK 3.0 is fitted...