Return To Normal Life With the iWALK Hands-Free Crutch

Discover a revolutionary way to stay active and independent with the iWALK hands-free crutch.

This innovative device offers a comfortable, convenient, and effective alternative to traditional crutches and knee scooters. The iWALK crutch allows you to easily maintain your daily activities, providing unparalleled freedom and mobility. Say goodbye to the limitations of conventional crutches and knee scooters, and embrace the freedom that iWALK brings to your life.

Hear What Users Of The iWALK Have To Say

Johnny
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“So two weeks before a trip to Europe I break my calcaneus. The doctor gives me the horrible order to bear absolutely no weight on the heel and I couldn’t get a refund on the trip! This i-walk gave me my life back as i still traveled and best of all danced my heart out in Mykonos. I was able to hike to the acropolis with its 100+ steps and see volcanoes and many other sites. The only issues I really had was narrow steps that I embarrassingly had to turn around and tackle backwards. Over all I could NOT have done this with normal crutches and if you’re asking yourself the same question, abandon them, you NEED this!”
Rachel Sledge
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“I had a subtalar fusion and posterior tibial tendon repair after a car accident. I am a single mom of 2 children and also have a dog that requires attention. I’ve been in crutches before I had kids and they are a pain. A pain in the elbows, palms, wrists, and good leg. I am so lucky to have found the iWALK free 3.0. It has made my life easier while I’m recovering. I am a clutz and I can do it! The huge bruise on my arm is from falling while using regular crutches! I recommend 100%!”
Kyrsten Sinema
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“As a busy athlete and professional, I was pretty bummed to break my foot in a speedy marathon. Unlike former injuries where I struggled slowly on crutches for weeks on end, the iWALK allowed me to keep up my intense work schedule with so much more confidence and control. I can’t even imagine how hard life would have been without it. Such a crazy busy time.

It was a game changer for sure, and I couldn’t be more grateful.”
Pete Kovalcik
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“My daughter Lindsay loves her iWALK3.0 and has used it since her Achilles tendon tear and surgery. Thank you for making an excellent product!”
Erika
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“This has given me my life back, I cannot thank you all enough for making this!! After 5 months on crutches, this has been mind blowing. It works, anyone can do it!”
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Who Can Use iWALK Hands-Free Crutches?

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iWALK 3.0 Hands-Free Crutch

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iWALK Hands-Free Crutch FAQS

What Injuries is the iWALK most suited for?

Suitable for These Injuries: The iWALK crutch is effective for various lower leg injuries such as foot fractures, sprained ankles, Achilles tendon injuries, tibia and fibula fractures, and more. It helps maintain mobility and can keep your foot elevated after surgery or significant injury.

Not Suitable for These Injuries: The iWALK crutch does not work for injuries above the knee, including ACL and MCL tears, patella conditions, hamstring strains, groin injuries, and diabetic ulcers affecting balance.

Below-Knee Amputees: If you have at least 10 cm (4 inches) of residual limb and can tolerate weight on your shin, you can use the iWALK Crutch. Most below-knee amputees adapt quickly to it.

Above-Knee Amputees: Unfortunately, you cannot use the iWALK Crutch without a prosthetic assistive device.

Below is a visual of who the iWALK 3.0 is most suited for.

iWALK Crutch Qualifications for Use:

To determine if the iWALK crutch is suitable for your injury, consider the following basic physical requirements:

  1. Basic Physical Requirements: Regardless of age, if you can pass these two physical ability tests, you should be capable of using the iWALK crutch.
  2. Stair Test: Before your injury, could you fluidly walk up and down stairs at a normal pace without using a handrail?
  3. Balance Test: Can you balance on one foot for a full 30 seconds?


You CAN Use the iWALK Crutch If:

  • Compliance: You commit to following the fitting and use instructions before your first use and are willing to spend 5-20 minutes adapting to the crutch.
  • Pre-injury Ability: You had average strength and balance, could walk normally, and navigate stairs without support.
  • Capacity: You are between 147 cm (4’10”) and 198 cm (6’6”) tall, weigh 125 kg (275 lbs) or less, and have a maximum thigh circumference of 71 cm (28 inches).
  • Other Requirements: Your injury is to one leg below the knee, you can bend your injured leg 90 degrees at the knee, and have full functionality in your uninjured leg.


You CANNOT Use the iWALK Crutch If:

  • Capacity: You weigh over 125 kg (275 lbs), have a thigh circumference above 71 cm (28 inches), or do not meet the sizing guidelines.
  • Pre-injury Ability: You struggle with normal activities, need assistive devices to walk, lose balance, or require a handrail for stairs.
  • Compliance: You plan to use the iWALK crutch without following the fitting and use instructions.
  • Other Requirements: You cannot bend your injured leg 90 degrees at the knee.

Physical ability varies from person to person, making age limits for using the iWALK crutch less relevant. Instead, we focus on ability limits. If you could go up and down a flight of stairs at normal walking speed without using the handrail before your injury, you likely have the physical capabilities to use the iWALK. Please refer to the FAQ above for more details on the physical limitations and injuries.

Yes, you can navigate stairs with the iWALK crutch. Unlike conventional crutches or knee scooters, the iWALK crutch allows you to safely and easily go up and down stairs, enhancing your mobility and independence during recovery.

Yes, but you’ll need ample space in front of your chair for the beam below your knee to extend. If space is an issue, the iWALK crutch is designed to be easy and quick to put on and take off.

The iWALK crutch features a Vibram tread, known for its excellent traction on both dry and wet surfaces. However, like any hard, wet surface, caution is needed as it can still be slippery. Always use common sense and exercise caution when navigating slippery surfaces to ensure safety.

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