iWALK 3.0 Hands Free Crutch
Climb stairs. Carry drinks. Go shopping.
You can do it all. Reclaim your independence with the iWALK3.0 hands-free knee crutch and GET YOUR LIFE BACK!
When it comes to functional mobility there's no comparison – the iWALK3.0 out-performs all crutch options, knee scooters and knee walkers hands down, and hands-free!
Suitable for able-bodied people with lower-leg injuries, such as: broken ankles, achilles ruptures, plantar fasciitis, fibula, tibia and foot fractures, below-knee amputations and many non-weight bearing injuries.
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Just think of all the things you can’t do when using conventional crutches: prepare a meal, push a shopping trolly, tidy your home, carry a drink, hold your child's hand. Even empty the bins. But your life doesn't have to be interrupted by your injury, the iWALK3.0 will enable you to get back to your day-to-day routine and enjoy hands-free, functional mobility while you're non-weight bearing.
The iWALK3.0 is a crutch alternative for non-weigh-bearing lower leg injuries and below-knee amputees. It's the hands-free, pain-free alternative to conventional crutches and knee scooters. It frees the user from the limitations of conventional crutches. No more pain, nerve damage, or using arms to take the weight; the iWALK3.0 allows the user to walk normally, it feels natural and easy. If you need to be non-weight bearing for any length of time the iWALK3.0 is for you!
The iWALK3.0 builds on the award-winning success of the iWALK2.0, with impressive upgrades to increase stability and comfort, such as a 35% larger foot, 30% larger thigh supports, improved cushioning and quick-release buckles. You can read more about the upgrades in detail over on our iWALK2.0 vs iWALK3.0 comparison page.
Features and Benefits:
- Patented FDA and CE Registered Class 1 Medical Device
- Regain your independence
- Tool-free, intuitive adjustments
- One size fits from 4’10” to 6’6”
- Take on or off in seconds
- Converts for left or right leg use in seconds
- Independent upper and lower leg adjustments
- Adjustable length straps with comfort pads
- Comfortable for long-term use
- Keeps your injury partially elevated
- Manufactured in the USA from the highest quality materials
- Comes with a 1 year warranty
- Comfortable hypoallergenic foam padding
- Clinically proven
Not suitable for:
- Injuries of the knee or above
- Those with impaired strength or balance
- People with injuries or limitations in both legs
- Those over 275 lbs / 124 kg / 19 stones 10 lbs
- Thigh circumference greater than 28”
- Inability to bend knee 90 degrees on your injured leg
Age limits
It’s difficult to put an age limit on the iWALK 3.0 because physical condition and abilities vary considerably from individual to individual, especially in the elderly. iWALK 3.0 has been used successfully by people in their 70s and beyond, but we’ve also seen people in their early 60s who could not adapt. Put simply, to use the iWALK 3.0 you need average strength and balance. Personal assessment and sound judgement are the best tools to determine if an elderly person will succeed on the iWALK 3.0.
User ability requirement - rule of thumb
If you can briskly walk up and down stairs without using a hand rail, then you possess the physical abilities to use the iWALK 3.0.
Sizing information
Leg length is the most important factor in determining if the iWALK 3.0 will fit, however, since most people don’t know their leg length, we use height as a starting point. In general, the iWALK 3.0 will fit you if you are between 4’10” to 6’6” tall, however, there are exceptions. If you are between 4’10” and 5’1”, there is a 95% chance that the it will fit. Similarly, if you are between 6’2” and 6’6” there is also a 95% chance it will fit. For detailed sizing requirements, see our sizing page.
Training
Proper fit is easy to achieve, and essential to success. For your satisfaction and safety, view our instructions entirely BEFORE you try the device. See Fitting and Use.
Theresa Hobbs –
I broke my ankle and and found Iwalk knee crutch by accident whilst looking up management of broken ankle. I am so very glad I did I ordered got it the next day which was day 2 of my break as using crutches was so frustrating for me – the knee crutch changed my life absolutely gave me back my independence
Liz Lennox –
Product was exactly what I needed amd is making life on one leg so much easier. Not the easiest going down stairs but otherwise fab.
Anonymous –
It’s not quite as advertised. It takes a lot out of you to carry out tasks using it, I couldn’t envisage going shopping or back to work with it. However it is helpful and does make my life easier on a day to day basis with small tasks like making a drink and getting up at night to go to the toilet. I am 8 months pregnant so my experience is very different to most.
Mandy Bailey –
I ordered the iWALK 3 for my son (he’d shown me it online) as he’s been stuck in a wheelchair for five months (3 operations), he was getting seriously depressed as he’s the sort that doesn’t like to sit still, he’s put a bit of weight on (around 18stone) but is a thick muscular build but after checking parameters he assured me it’d be fine.
He lives alone and has always been independent, he used to tidy up, cook, etc, for me when he was a child and I was out at work.
Being stuck in a chair I could see his housekeeping deteriorating, he was struggling to cook, walk the dog and even pick the dog muck up off the garden.
He’s the sort of person to do his research so would have known how to fit it etc, so when I got a text saying it had arrived I didn’t think it’d take long before I knew if he’d get along with it.
30 minutes later he’s on the phone while he’s hoovering his flat laughing his head off. He’s now saying he can do everything he needs to with ease and is already looking a little slimmer and the flats looking back the way it normally does. He even cooked me dinner to say thanks.
Michelle M. –
This is an absolute godsend if you want your independence. I had a pre planned operation on my heel bone and Achilles on wednesday and started using this from friday. It has taken a couple of days to gain confidence using it outside, but I can do everything that I usually do just at a much slower pace. Took a few times to master the stairs, and doorsteps. As a female long distance runner I do have strong legs but I would not use it for long periods at a time as it does start to get heavy and tiring, and the hard cast rubs into the shin bone, but this has been eased by using the wedge to lift the knee that comes in the box. However this would not put me off buying or using it, infact I am still using it, and have progressed to a 15 minute dog walk, because those small minor issues outweigh what a great product it is. I would without doubt recommend and my son who was sceptical at first is coming around to how great it is.