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.
2281551
Yes, It will help you if you have flat feet. You should give a try. Thank you for your interest.
1094857
I think it will. It's pretty sturdy, but I don't like overall design of it. Stairs are too close to each other, they are round instead of being oval with closer to flat front surface - which makes many exercises to be painful. Etc. etc.
1289380
not sure however we found out that the stair rungs are hard to get up you have to go up side ways and they hurt your feet might want to look into a ladder with wider rungs
2077349
i would say it is not more risky than climbing stairs. Using the bands gives even more stability
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.
1401731
I don't have any stairs. But it's a bit awkward, like trying to use an upright vacuum on stairs. It'll get the job done I'm sure if you are patient.
1307631
The tips of the shoes aren't that similar to climbing shoes, but they would probably work. You'd definitely want to get a smaller size though. I normally wear size 10.5 shoes (45 in China) but I decided to get 44 just to be safe, but the shoes are still a tad to big.
844081
I Believe so. They help supporting my wrists when lifting heavy weights. give them A try
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?
789886
It will depend on you, I think. I love them for hiking, but you do feel the rocks, so you must place your feet with care. It's nice to feel the ground under you, but it can be less than nice if you're not paying attention. They grip very well and allow your toes to move, so I enjoy them on rocky surfaces, although I would not recommend them for true rock climbing; they can't even come close to what a true climbing shoe can do for you. (I own both!)
961276
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.
1051206
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
1651948
I am not familiar with that problem. But they might, if you wore them upside down. I would try one or ask a PT you trust.
909929
Probably not. I bought them for my daughter and they did not stay on her feet very long. Unfortunately, I cannot suggest you buy them for that reason.
188367
As I stated in my previous review, I don't know because I was never limber emough to climb on top of the step ladder. It was too tall for me. But I have a shorter one from the same company and I've never had a problem with slipping.
2192976
Well you have to keep your feet up off the floor. I sometime use a tube or water bar bells to keep me up. They are great. Just used mine again this morning. Hope this helps.