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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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.
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.
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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.
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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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Yes. I am recovering from foot surgery and need to start out with less resistance. Even my construction worker husband thinks it is too difficult as you cant work through any of the programs without it being too difficult
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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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It will help them from falling forward but they could slip underneath it if they tried. You may still need to strap them in.
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We only use these on a computer, so I'm not sure how they'll function with movement. I can see them maybe working on a brisk walk, but they might be shaky for a run.
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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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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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I do believe the movements with your legs is still the same. Make sure there not to big, they may dig into the top of your shoe / foot.
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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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No, resistance is too great for that. You need to use your body weight for each step.
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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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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 bought them for toe positioning. Due to lower leg weakness, they weren't useful,but I think they would do what you want.