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Review date: March 4, 2009

stazi64 commented on iWALKFree

September 9, 2009 at 4:46 pm

"$400 for 30 bucks of materials. Beam needs to be round so you can adjust the strap mechanism to fit leg.. Straps are hard rubber and strap foam won't adjust. They should have been nylon w/velcro. Strap mechanism doesn't fit leg. Need 2 people to put on and take off. Its all show but not more

stazi64 commented on iWALKFree

March 4, 2009 at 5:26 pm

"This is a good concept...although it's put into poor practice by the Iwalkfree Crutch. With some actual engineering it be a great product, but in its current configuration...IT'S TOTALLY USELESS!!! ESPECIALLY FOR THE ASTOUNDING PRICE THEY CHARGE!!! Just for one example...If they made the beam round and the platform attached then adjustments could be made using more

stazi64 updated iWALKFree

March 4, 2009 at 5:17 pm

New pro/con: None...may work out if you plan on walking for a couple of hours...not worth the hassle of putting for anything less.

New pro/con: $400 for 30 buck of materials. beam needs to be round so you can adjust the strap mechanism to fit leg.. Straps are hard rubber and strap foam won't adjust. They should have been nylon w/velcro. Strap mechanism doesn't fit leg. Need 2 people to put on and take off. Its all show not fuctional. Platform and beam should be one piece. Adjustments should be made with a sliding peg like normal crutches. Do Not Pay $400 buck for this...You can by mine for half.

Agreed: "Cumbersome to take on and off."

Agreed: "May cause your cast to rub your shin raw."