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Canadaleg Inc.

956513C7 Mulmur
Mansfield , Ontario L0N 1M0
Canada
Telephone: 877-268-1466 or 905-238-7630.
Web: http://www.iwalk-free.com.
Email: info@iwalk-free.com.

Products manufactured by Canadaleg Inc. (listed alphabetically)

  1. IWALK FREE HANDS FREE CRUTCH Picture of IWALK FREE HANDS FREE CRUTCH

    The iWalk Free Hands Free Crutch is a knee crutch designed for use by individuals with non-weight bearing lower leg injuries or mobility disabilities. This hands-free walking device is an alternative to traditional crutches. When properly attached to the injured leg, the user can achieve mobility in much the same way as if wearing a lower extremity prosthesis. Designed for users five to six feet tall, this walking device supports the bent knee and upper leg using a universal, ambidextrous fastening system. It is fully adjustable for the user's height and leg size. The device is constructed of UV-resistant, hypoallergenic materials and consists of a stable beam with tread; a supportive locking tray with strap; and a pair of padded straps with integral cam clips. CAPACITY: 300 pounds. WARRANTY: 30-day return.

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