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BlurstOfTimes · 03-28-2016, 01:26 PM

I've got a knee scooter and iWalk 2.0 for sale if you want them. PM me.

http://www.amazon.com/Terrain-KneeRo.../dp/B00DCYN8UK

http://www.iwalk-free.com/

I used the scooter for getting to/from work on the bus and going on "walks" around the local parks. I rented one from a local store but the small hard wheels would get stuck in ruts and didn't work well on poorly maintained sidewalks or gravel. I upgraded to the "offroad" scooter and added a training wheel so it wouldn't wobble so much (3 wheels vs 4 on the rental)

I used the iWalk around the house and was able to mow the yard with it.

The crutches were just horrible.

secol. I may have forgot to PM you about the therapist. I go to Lifemark - Calgary Sports Therapy on 7sth Street and 11th Avenue. I'm pretty much done with it now. Have a final follow up next month.

I was able to go skiing recently and didn't have any problems. I can do some light jogging but the Achilles is still tight and I'm only to about 90% of full range of motion. Most of this is my fault for not keeping up with exercises and stretching.

03-28-2016, 01:26 PM	#19
BlurstOfTimes Draft Pick Join Date: Jan 2015	I've got a knee scooter and iWalk 2.0 for sale if you want them. PM me. http://www.amazon.com/Terrain-KneeRo.../dp/B00DCYN8UK http://www.iwalk-free.com/ I used the scooter for getting to/from work on the bus and going on "walks" around the local parks. I rented one from a local store but the small hard wheels would get stuck in ruts and didn't work well on poorly maintained sidewalks or gravel. I upgraded to the "offroad" scooter and added a training wheel so it wouldn't wobble so much (3 wheels vs 4 on the rental) I used the iWalk around the house and was able to mow the yard with it. The crutches were just horrible. secol. I may have forgot to PM you about the therapist. I go to Lifemark - Calgary Sports Therapy on 7sth Street and 11th Avenue. I'm pretty much done with it now. Have a final follow up next month. I was able to go skiing recently and didn't have any problems. I can do some light jogging but the Achilles is still tight and I'm only to about 90% of full range of motion. Most of this is my fault for not keeping up with exercises and stretching.