Orliman Boxia Plus Drop Foot Support
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Very fast order fulfillment, everything as described, it was exactly what I needed, it was a really good purchase
€ 199,95
The iWalk 3.0 is the updated version of hands-free knee stool, specially designed to stay mobile! Relieve your ankle, lower leg, knee, arms and shoulders with the latest iWalk! And that with free hands! More information
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The latest version, the iWalk 3.0, is an improved version of the iWalk 2.0 knee crutch, offering enhanced fit, comfort, and design. This crutch is designed to keep you mobile despite various injuries, reduce strain on your body, and free up both hands. The iWalk 3.0 Hands-Free Crutch is also known as a hands-free walking crutch, knee crutch, or Hands-Free Crutch (HFC). It features a support under the knee where the lower leg comfortably rests at a 90° angle. This fully hands-free design enables users to perform many of their daily tasks without needing assistance. The iWalk is suitable for anyone physically capable of climbing stairs without using a handrail.
Tip! Watch the product videos below before using the iWalk 3.0.
The iWalk 3.0 is suitable for injuries to the lower leg on one side, such as:
The iWalk 3.0 is not age-restricted, but you will need a certain level of physical fitness. Check the checklist below to ensure you meet the physical requirements:

If you meet the above conditions, then you are the perfect candidate to use the iWalk 3.0 and you will get used to using the iWalk 3.0 without any problems.
The iWalk 3.0 crutch is universal (usable on both the left and right side)! Check whether your height and weight qualify for the iWalk 3.0:


No one masters the iWalk 3.0 immediately it requires a bit of practice. It’s recommended to have initial support, such as a walking stick or crutch, for balance during your first steps. Within minutes, most users can take their first steps independently. As you practice over the following days, walking with the iWalk 3.0 will feel more natural, restoring your independence.
Watch the video series below before using the iWalk.
In the blog ‘Medical Benefits of the iWalk Hands-Free Crutch‘, we wrote about the advantages of the iWalk compared to regular crutches:
Read the full blog here.
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Orliman Boxia Plus Drop Foot Support
10/10
Very fast order fulfillment, everything as described, it was exactly what I needed, it was a really good purchase
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Patrick Pellikaan (verified owner) –
Much better than crutches! Now I can at least do things and use my hands. Especially handy when I want to cook something.
David (verified owner) –
Fantastic product! I’m stuck at home with a torn Achilles tendon and was completely dependent on my friends and family. Now I can grab food and drinks again, lift my son, and even go outside for short distances. It took a little while to adjust it properly, but after that, it’s pretty easy to use. I’m incredibly happy with it; I have a bit of freedom back!
Martijn Mensch (verified owner) –
Dear Ms. Woltjer,
You can simply sit on a chair. However, the iWalk will protrude forward. Therefore, if you sit for long periods, it’s best to remove the iWalk.
Carolina Woltjer (verified owner) –
Dear Madam/Sir,
Is it possible to sit on a chair with the iWalk 3.0? Or do you have to take it off?
Kind regards,
Carolina Woltjer