Cruise up the stairs in a breeze and complete daily tasks without the hassle of juggling crutches or a walker. Forget trying to walk with crutches while non-weight bearing and instead walk with the hands-free freedom you deserve. Protect your limb, free up your upper body, and dive back into life with the Freedom Leg.
With the number of ankle and foot surgeries steadily increasing in the United States, attention has turned to optimizing recovery and streamlining the rehabilitative process. Ready to regain control of your health and independence? Head to our website and get ready to ace your ankle recovery with the Freedom Leg.
I was skeptical at first, like most people, but I am a true believer in Freedom Leg. I was using crutches and a knee sccoter to get around after my Achilles tendon and ankle bone spur surgery, and really had a hard time moving around house and yard. Not anymore, going up and down the steps easier. Transitioning from standing to sitting, going to bathroom, getting some water, all so much easier. Thank you for this little piece of heaven that has brought me so much joy.
I had a lapiplasty (foot surgery) about a week and a half ago. The freedom leg has allowed me to get outside and even walk my dog! Taking walks has always been my go-to stress reliever, so I'm really grateful to have that ability while I'm recovering.
The Freedom Leg has been a welcome relief! I injured my leg almost 5 months ago and was misdiagnosed for the first 3 months. The 6th doctor I was referred to recommended Freedom Leg to help give some relief and still be able to work. It has helped tremendously. I am able to walk with less pain than I have had in several months. I work in an old building with uneven and cracked concrete so I use a cane to help keep my balance in those areas. Otherwise I am completely hands free and mobile again.
I would recommend that the company look into a breathable material for the thigh area.
I’m only 3 weeks post op so difficult to give full Review, however, it is great-but I can only last a short time and my leg begins to swell-but that could be because I’m so near the surgery. It was a short learning curve and now easy to get around.
Hopefully as my healing progresses I’ll be able to last longer
I had an achilles tendon rupture repaired and have to stay off my foot for at least two weeks until they take the splint off. I'm 6'6" and 265 pds, which is pretty big/heavy for crutches since I'm not as strong as I used to be. I use the FLB together with crutches and it's been outstanding. It allows me to balance and shift my weight without feeling like I'm overlaoding the crutches. I dont know how I would have done this without the FLB.