I have trouble climbing stairs if am on my feet a lot will these help.
22480
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
22481
I doubt it. These sleeves are so light weight you hardly know you are wearing it.
22482
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.
1055208
I think you have a better chance of these pads working for you. My problem was the tip of my toes. I hope this helps and I hope if you purchase them that they will help. Thanks for asking for my opinion.
2199176
The step is about 8 inches high, so depending on how high your bed is, it could help.
702890
I would say yes, provided the steps are not too steep for you or too long for the ramp to span.
1664403
They help more in a mental aspect. I've moved more weight with them on. I think it just gives more confidence that your knees will track more correctly.
912998
I've never used it to down stairs but I would imagine if would work just as well as going upstairs.
2148473
Yes especially if you have a problem standing up and getting down because it's Higher off the ground
452612
I'm not sure. They aren't cushioned at all. But, if you have a Morton's Neuroma they could be helpful.
1025745
I works very well on stairs, just a bit of a pain to move up and down the stairs. Also won't completely get the creases.
1619160
I don't climb. But I doubt it. Consider them decorative. I'm happy with them for the purpose I and price I bought them for.
1390133
I use mine for cross-fit style work outs at the fire station to support my knees that suffered moto-cross abuse in the past. I think they would work, but, they advise to not leave them on for long/extended periods. Lots of stair climbs, squats, lunges, sprints, and mobility. Does that help any?
972598
My guess would be yes. I had difficulty keeping them on my fourth and fifth toe.
490587
I'd say no. 1. These won't stay on the way you want. (Especially if you're doing kicking drills etc.) They slip and you'll spend more time being annoyed and adjusting than training. 2. The material is cheap. I kept having to come up with new fixes for these. Now they just sit in my closet. Actually I might as well throw them out. 3. They're actually not that heavy. I've worn combat boots that were heavier.
2281357
Honestly my feet are so flat I call them duck feet. They help a lot. If you have planter F, try them. I also get accupuncture on my feet and calves past few months. But without these orthodics I would be in a lot of pain. Buy them they should help!
2085087
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.
1883119
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.
735606
I would have to say Yes. I'm using them on hardwood floor and I feel that I have to use some effort to slide around in my chair.