
Specifications
| Model | HFC30303-6 |
|---|---|
| Supplier | VZ Trading |
| Category | Underarm crutches |
| Maximum load | 125 kg; |
| User height | 147–198 cm; |
| Product weight | 2.3 kg; |
| Weight in packaging | 2.7 kg; |
| Package dimensions | 58×16×24 cm; |
| Maximum thigh circumference | 71 cm; |
| Color | black with blue elements; |
| Package contents | 1 iWALK 3.0 crutch; |
| Country of manufacture | iWALK (China) |
| Brand registration country | USA |
Underarm crutches
Crutch iWALK 3.0 Hands-Free
Model: HFC30303-6
- More than 20 years in medical supply
- Specifications, availability and document checks
- Nova Poshta, Delivery or coordinated transport across Ukraine
- Payment by bank transfer; returns under applicable law
Product description
An excellent replacement for conventional crutches and walkers, providing comfort, safety, and independence during recovery from lower limb injuries. iWALK crutch is a revolutionary solution for those who cannot bear weight on one leg. The design allows walking hands-free, performing daily tasks, and maintaining mobility. Thanks to the knee platform, soft straps, and intuitive adjustment, the user gains freedom of movement and comfort throughout rehabilitation. Suitable for climbing and descending stairs, outdoors and indoors in any weather. Soft breathable padding and color-coded straps ensure a comfortable fit and easy tool-free adjustment. Features: Fully hands-free use; Shock-absorbing knee platform with ventilation channels; High elasticity of soft materials for thigh support; Height adjustment for heights 147–198 cm; Non-slip Vibram sole for stability; Suitable for left and right leg; Quick-release strap system; Compact storage after disassembly. Intended for: Persons with injuries below the knee; Post-surgical lower limb conditions; Users requiring reliable support during movement; Maintaining an active lifestyle during rehabilitation. Effect: Reduces load on hands and shoulders; Prevents overload of other body parts; Improves mobility and independence; Reduces risk of re-injury