This part is the upper most part of the crutch, failure to this component may be dangerous and should be replaced before next use. For installation instructions of the replacement part see our installations page.
Can’t recommend this piece of kit highly enough, it was a complete game changer after breaking my ankle. My mobility was immeasurably improved with the added plus of a novelty peg leg that lifted my spirits. I firmly feel that anyone who has a foot injury should be made aware of this, its criminal not to. The service from Steve at knee crutches was perfect, you can tell he’s a passionate as helping people as i have become! Thanks Steve! If you have broken your foot, get one, you won’t regret it. It’s well made, comfy and intuitive to use. There’s a part of me that will be a bit sad to part with it!
There’s a song for how I felt: “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!”. Even with underlying sciatica that irritates the area behind my knee I managed to fit the strap comfortably, after a bit of twiddling with the padding. It did take me a while of trying it on, tweaking the straps & height to my liking, taking it on & off, before I suddenly found the sweet spot that felt perfect. Then it was down to practice. For anyone that feels unsure, most physiotherapists seem to have experience of the iWalk and are able to help. Thoroughly recommend it: great device.
Ian Husband –
Once you get used to it ,like second nature
Anonymous –
Can’t recommend this piece of kit highly enough, it was a complete game changer after breaking my ankle. My mobility was immeasurably improved with the added plus of a novelty peg leg that lifted my spirits. I firmly feel that anyone who has a foot injury should be made aware of this, its criminal not to. The service from Steve at knee crutches was perfect, you can tell he’s a passionate as helping people as i have become! Thanks Steve! If you have broken your foot, get one, you won’t regret it. It’s well made, comfy and intuitive to use. There’s a part of me that will be a bit sad to part with it!
Sue –
There’s a song for how I felt: “Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!”. Even with underlying sciatica that irritates the area behind my knee I managed to fit the strap comfortably, after a bit of twiddling with the padding. It did take me a while of trying it on, tweaking the straps & height to my liking, taking it on & off, before I suddenly found the sweet spot that felt perfect. Then it was down to practice. For anyone that feels unsure, most physiotherapists seem to have experience of the iWalk and are able to help. Thoroughly recommend it: great device.
Mrs RachealHardy –
Bought this for my brother and he is so happy he no longer needs crutches
Anesta –