I have trouble climbing stairs if am on my feet a lot will these help.
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I believe it will, it helps me when I do a lot of walking and climbing. I did find the Tommy Copper sizing chart to help me find the right size. I hope this answers your question
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I doubt it. These sleeves are so light weight you hardly know you are wearing it.
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I used it climbing a two story staircase last week and it did help me. I'm not sure it stays on all day but I've used it for 3 hours at a time and it helps.
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These will definitely help, depending of course of how different lengths your legs are. My problem is that my scoliatic spine causes a natural lean towards one side. Working with my physical therapist, we determine that I need more than one set of these. I keep 4 in my left shoe and none in my right shoe.
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They might not hold them tightly enough and may fall off and annoy you. For that, I might recommend a larger climbing carabiner. Hope this helps.
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Yes it should work since it is adjustable it shouldn't be to difficult to use on stairs.
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I'm Afraid NOT ... I ordered these to help me solve the issue of not being able to move around here in my home office, which was carpeted with 1/2" pile carpet. These wheels made very little or no difference. Mobility is important to me (now that I'm disabled) so I gave up and had hardwood flooring installed here in the office. Now I have to buy 4 different wheels (the soft rubber kind) as these are too hard for my new floor and will scratch it (as told to me by the flooring people and verified by several office supply stores). So, the short answer is NO. Sorry, I ,too, was looking for an inexpensive solution, but it didn't workout.
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I'm not sure. They aren't cushioned at all. But, if you have a Morton's Neuroma they could be helpful.
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I would say yes, provided the steps are not too steep for you or too long for the ramp to span.
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I'm not a therapist, so I cannot answer that question. The walking sticks certainly will support the normal walking stress. As to going up and down steps, I am in no position to answer either experientially or legally. Ask the manufacturer.
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I can just tell you that so far in my short experience using the safe way traction slip stair treads on my outside concrete steps i am completely satisfied. I have a bad hip and have a hard time with stairs. Since putting these treads on the steps i use the steps with much more confidence. They have lasted thru days of rain and i have kept me steady on my feet. I hope that helps. Be safe.
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I Do not know. Talk to your Doctor or Physical Therapist. I personally think it would help some. If you can just get your foot up a little bit. You wouldn't trip as often . I have a size 10 1/2 shoe and it works great.Ernie
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They are small, but I have not noticed in my trips up the stairs. I have wide 11 size feet and it is no trouble to use the stairs. It is much more sturdy than a metal telescopic or wooden folding ladder
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They are suppose to but I found they didn't do much. If your toes are crossing or hammer toes these won't help.
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I can't say for sure. I wear them because I have leg pain. I'm not sure if its from poor circulation or not, but they help tremendously. I would recommend you try them, it may help in your situation. I will say they run a little tight, so you might have to go one size up. Good luck!
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Hi, with two cam walkers, your balance will be affected, especially going up and down stairs. It might be better to ask your doctor about using two at once.
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It is a gait belt to stabilise someone who has difficulty walking or climbing stairs. It is quite strong so it may work for your purpose.
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Yes they can be adjusted independently. It would be tedious depending on how many times you go up and down. I would certainly check with an Occupational Therapist before attempting stairs with a walker. It seems precarious at best.
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We lift and move ours all the time, no problem. But it's kind of an awkward shape to carry up & down a long staircase. Maybe if you did it all the time you'd get used to it - I don't know.