IWALK3.0 FACTORY REPLACEMENT - KNEE PLATFORM PAD

Love the product

I felt this was expensive for what it is. Looks pretty I guess. Now my lower leg feels better. Kinda wish it was twice as thick. I gotta admit tho. A year and a half of using the iwalk has been a great help. Mine is version 2.0 . The 3.0 pad has velcro circles under it. My 2.0 iwalk did not have that. I had to go buy velcro at home depot to make the iwalk 3.0 pad work. Surprised they did not include the other half of velcro.

The media could not be loaded. The video presents my first attempt to walk on the Iwalk, so I am wobbly. Soon I realized how to do it properly ( I never read instructions). The next day I was painting and sanding the walls, walking up and down the stairs, cooking meals etc. However, once the doc swapped my cast for a moonboot the pain to the shin appeared to be a nuisance. It is solvable with some memory foam padding. Overall, this is a great solution for young, middle aged and all people with fairly good balance ( you can always hold on to a handle upfront). I cannot imagine walking on crutches for 5 months. Thanks, Iwalk 3.0.

Needed a replacement- exactly as described, no issues.

Love it didn’t know how bad mine was

I ordered this to replace the one I’ve had for a year and a half due to animal smells. I am disappointed because this padding has worn down so much already that I can barely use my iWalk. It is causing bruising on my knee where it has worn down. I’m very shocked because the old one was not worn down at all and I used the iWalk all the time for months. I’ve not even had this one a month yet.

Works great as a leg crutch. Easy to assemble and easy to use once you get the balance and groove. Recommended.

Would be 5 star if it lasted longer or cost less. Giant memory foam for my knee scooter was like $10. I'm a big guy, right at the weight limit, so take that into consideration. The foam slowly stops expanding back to its original size and the cost is quite high compared to the cost of the iwalk3 itself. Seems to last about 2 months of use. I can't Put weight on my foot at all, so this is for use 100% of the time. I have put some folded up soft microfiber towels in its place or on top of it while waiting for a replacement. I am on this for longer than most probably, est of 4 months and I'm like 3 in. I'm debating getting a memory foam mattress topper or something and cutting it up next time. I think getting wet maybe makes its deteriation faster, it's held on with Velcro so I take it off and put a folded up hand towel in its place when getting in and out of the shower just to hopefully make this one last the rest of my recovery . I use a padded shower chair and put my knee on that to stand up in there.