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Video Timestamps:
00:35 How to put on the iWalk
02:14 How to walk with the iWalk
03:49 How to use the iWalk on inside stairs
06:06 How to use the iWalk on outside steps
06:22 How to sit down while wearing the iWalk

Cindy demonstrates How to Walk with the iWalk 2.0 as well as how to put on the iWalk 2.0 and how to use the iWalk 2.0 on the stairs. ***Check out the Product Description and read the "Basic Requirements" section here https://amzn.to/2L7a7CX'>https://amzn.to/2L7a7CX (affiliate link) to see if the iWalk 2.0 may be right for you.

Walking with the iWalk 2.0 will take practice in order to get the feel for relaxing your leg, allowing the iWalk 2.0 to do it's job. This can cause some muscle fatigue with initial use, but should get better with practice. As demonstrated, the iWalk 2.0 will typically need to be put on and taken off in standing.

Caution and practice is recommended on stairs, especially when going down stairs. Use of a rail is highly recommended. For the right persons, the iWalk 2.0 is a great alternative to crutches or a knee scooter, allowing the user hands free functional mobility during the recovery of a below the knee injury.

Link to iWalk 2.0 as demonstrated above:
https://amzn.to/2L7a7CX'>https://amzn.to/2L7a7CX (affiliate link)

***Check out this link on How to Assemble the iWalk 2.0:
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***Check out this link on The Best Way to Go UP and Down the Stairs with the iWalk 2.0
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