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Fibula Fracture: The Road to Recovery
Shortcuts Causes of Fibula Fractures Types of Fibula Fractures Recovery Timeline Early Stages – Initial Recovery Middle Stages – Regaining Mob...
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How to Sleep After Knee Surgery
Recovering from knee surgery comes with its challenges, especially when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep. Post-surgery effects like pain, s...
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Everything You Should Know Before You Get a Knee Scooter
Knee scooters, also called knee walkers, are popular mobility aids for individuals recovering from lower leg injuries. While they offer a practical...
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Jones Fracture and Recovery
Shortcuts Symptoms of a Jones Fracture Managing a Jones Fracture Jones Fracture Recovery Surgical Treatment Non-Surgical Treatment Foot & A...
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Freedom Leg vs. smartCRUTCH
When it comes to mobility aids, both the Freedom Leg and the smartCRUTCH offer innovative alternatives to traditional crutches. Both products are ...
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Post Ankle Surgery Exercises
Why Exercise Your Ankle Post Surgery? After undergoing ankle surgery, it’s essential to begin a tailored exercise routine to regain strength, mob...
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Navigating Life Post Surgery: Tips for Foot Surgery Recovery
Recovering from foot surgery can be a daunting process, but adopting effective strategies can significantly ease your journey. This guide covers ...
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Low Impact Exercises After Foot Injury - Freedom Leg
Welcome to our latest discussion on staying active even with a foot injury or after surgery. In this article, I'll guide you through various low-i...
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Forearm Crutches vs Freedom Leg Hands Free Crutch-Which is the Best?
Types of Crutches Hands-Free: Freedom Leg's hands-free crutch is a revolutionary design that allows users to walk without using their hands or arms...
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Best Way to Shower with Non Weight Bearing Leg
Best Way to Shower with Non-Weight Bearing Leg by Joel Smith September 14, 2022 Updated Jan 24th 2024 Navigating the bathroom can be challenging af...
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Walking After Non-Weight Bearing: A Guide to Recovery
Disclaimer: This information on this website is only intended to be general summary information for public use. This information does not replace p...
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How to Survive Non-Weight Bearing
Table of Contents How Long Does It Take to Recover from Non-Weight Bearing? What Do You Need When You Are Non-Weight Bearing? Is Resting Your Fo...
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Worth the money

Definitely takes a little time to get used to but once you do, it’s great. As an owner of a diner, there is no such thing as down time. This crutch had me back at work 8 days after breaking my ankle.

Great product

Unfortunately I broke my foot two weeks prior to shattering my knee. I wasn’t able to get and out of the car while wearing the brace.

Absolute Life Saver

I had a MACI transplant and Tibial Tubercule Osteotomy on August 8th, 2024 and on August 21st I started college. The estimated time on crutches was 8 to 10 weeks and I ended up being on crutches for over 12 weeks. By the second week of college, trying to get from class to class was killing me on crutches, that is when I found freedom leg. I decided to take the chance, and I'm glad I did. It came within the week, and I was using it within days. I still used one crutches, just because it made me feel the most sturdy, but the leg itself made my next 6 or so weeks much more enjoyable. I could keep it on all day with no problems and I was also able to carry things and be somewhat self sufficient. I 100% recommend getting the freedom leg as it was an absolute life safer!!!

Life Saver

After having rotator cuff surgery and bicep repair, and then needing a meniscus root repair, crutches were literally killing me. The Freedom Leg brace, gave me relief of the pain caused by the crutches and allow me to move about taking care of myself and able to help with tasks of everyday household chores. It was the best and only decision I could make to survive this last surgery. Strangely, my physical therapist said no, but my orthopedic surgeon said yes, that it did meet the non-weightbearing requirement.

After recovering I highly recommend. An update to my previous review.

I wrote a previous review that was only a qualified endorsement. After fully recovering from my Achilles tendon break I want to update my assessment.

I am very grateful to have had the Freedom Leg. It essentially allowed me to live without great difficulty. It DID take a bit of effort to master, but was WAY better than the alternative. I eventually was able to walk on uneven ground at a decent pace, without cane. in short, it gave me my life back. I invite you to read my previous post, which I am impressed that the Freedom Leg people did not suppress. It documents how there was an initial difficulty but it was well worth the effort to master the "Leg". I recommended it to my orthopedic clinic.

Our Blogs

Fibula Fracture: The Road to Recovery

How to Sleep After Knee Surgery

Everything You Should Know Before You Get a Knee Scooter

Jones Fracture and Recovery

Freedom Leg vs. smartCRUTCH

Post Ankle Surgery Exercises

Navigating Life Post Surgery: Tips for Foot Surgery Recovery

Low Impact Exercises After Foot Injury - Freedom Leg

Forearm Crutches vs Freedom Leg Hands Free Crutch-Which is the Best?

Best Way to Shower with Non Weight Bearing Leg

Walking After Non-Weight Bearing: A Guide to Recovery

How to Survive Non-Weight Bearing

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