Drive Walkers
If you suffered an injury to either your knee or ankle, you know how much help you will need to move about.
I myself was unable to put any weight on my ankle for a number of weeks after I seriously twisted it at work.
Nothing is worse than hobbling around on crutches more than ever if you are trying to hold anything.
I spent a couple of days trying to move around, then I discovered Drive walkers.
On the market there are numerous alternative types available each offering something different.
I wanted to use this time to pass on my experiences.
Aspects of Drive Walkers 8" castors are just one of the many features this walker benefits from.
Also the kneepad is fully adjustable tool free from 18.
8" to 21.
8" With a weight limit of 300lbs, means that men & woman of all shapes and sizes can use drive walkers with complete ease and without any fears.
Another great feature is the "Lifetime Guarantee.
" What other people say Before purchasing my Drive walkers I wanted to establish fully that it would be funds well spent.
So reading numerous reviews, I soon ascertained that the Drive Walker 790 certainly came across as the one to buy At around $250, these walkers are not cheap however I have found many other makes for over a $1000.
So not a bad price after all and as they say "you get what you pay for.
" Every where I read, people stated "what a lifesaver" or "couldn't live without it.
" Every review I read also mentioned how easy it was to fold-away so that it could be transported in a car or on public transport.
When in use, the rubber handles were very easy to grip.
Now obviously, you are always going to come across a few people who can't get on with it, especially something that is not really natural to use but at the end of the day everyone is entitled to an opinion.
The only main draw back that I seemed to come across was the fact that it does need to be put together when it first arrives.
Not always easy for everyone.
However I don't think you can blame the product for that.
Some people find it far easier than offers.
Also some people initially found it difficult to steer.
However I would say this is a major plus point.
At the end of the day no one feels really comfortable unless they are walking on their own two feet.
Uses standard crutches is probably the worst aid that was ever invented, so Drive Walkers are a MUST!
I myself was unable to put any weight on my ankle for a number of weeks after I seriously twisted it at work.
Nothing is worse than hobbling around on crutches more than ever if you are trying to hold anything.
I spent a couple of days trying to move around, then I discovered Drive walkers.
On the market there are numerous alternative types available each offering something different.
I wanted to use this time to pass on my experiences.
Aspects of Drive Walkers 8" castors are just one of the many features this walker benefits from.
Also the kneepad is fully adjustable tool free from 18.
8" to 21.
8" With a weight limit of 300lbs, means that men & woman of all shapes and sizes can use drive walkers with complete ease and without any fears.
Another great feature is the "Lifetime Guarantee.
" What other people say Before purchasing my Drive walkers I wanted to establish fully that it would be funds well spent.
So reading numerous reviews, I soon ascertained that the Drive Walker 790 certainly came across as the one to buy At around $250, these walkers are not cheap however I have found many other makes for over a $1000.
So not a bad price after all and as they say "you get what you pay for.
" Every where I read, people stated "what a lifesaver" or "couldn't live without it.
" Every review I read also mentioned how easy it was to fold-away so that it could be transported in a car or on public transport.
When in use, the rubber handles were very easy to grip.
Now obviously, you are always going to come across a few people who can't get on with it, especially something that is not really natural to use but at the end of the day everyone is entitled to an opinion.
The only main draw back that I seemed to come across was the fact that it does need to be put together when it first arrives.
Not always easy for everyone.
However I don't think you can blame the product for that.
Some people find it far easier than offers.
Also some people initially found it difficult to steer.
However I would say this is a major plus point.
At the end of the day no one feels really comfortable unless they are walking on their own two feet.
Uses standard crutches is probably the worst aid that was ever invented, so Drive Walkers are a MUST!
