There are 5 different Kneedit products. How did you decide which one to get?
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I didn't realize there were five different "kneedits". However, when making my decision, i tried a few on at a sporting goods store, watched and read a bunch of online content, and understood the mechanics of my personal knee issue. None of them are going to work like magic, but i will say this: after wearing mine during leg workouts, stopping because i didnt feel they were as effective as described, experiencing the pain come back, wearing them again and realizing that they do work (just not 100%), i decided they are a decent product.
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I only tried the one as shown (the one with the white V support) so far so good for over a year. I use it for my frequent runs at about 3 times per week, no complaint, no sign of wear or tear.
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Recommendation from a friend with a similar knee problem. The one I chose has been great. The only complaint I have is that periodically the cushion on the back of my knee moves and then the strap rubs the skin.
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I love mine. There is one exercise the video shows that bugs my knee but it's easily adaptable. My mom got a gazelle after I did. She has bad knees. It doesn't bother her. Side note...I think it a important to add wd40 to the crossbar the handles are attached to as suggested by somebody.
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Consider buying the MultiKatKit. It has two extra trays that help ease the transition between stages.
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Sorry for the delay. I missed this e mail. Yes it works well on the Drive knee walkers. I have then on two of them. Hope this still helps
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I'm not sure. The knee cover pad is at least 2 inches deep. That was the deciding factor. Measure the length,width, and depth then compare the pad cover measurement. I hope this help. The pad is very comfortable.
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Would be safer renting a true knee scooter. Used a knee scooter with my joint replacement surgery and it was a great thing. Could cut corners, easily go down hills. Hardest to go up hills. Best to have spotter then. This walker is not as agile as knee scooter. It does not roll as smoothly or turn as easily. Would say not to walker and encourage rental of knee scooter. Best of luck with your surgery!
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The knee walker is very easy to fold and put in your vehicle. It's also much much easier than being on crutches. They are a super great invention. My doctor recommended it and I loved mine!
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I'm not sure if it comes with a knee pad, however the universal pad would probably work well. It does come with a long Velcro strap that is really sturdy. I've used ice packs in the past and the Velcro straps didn't hold up well. I think this will hold up for a long time.
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MyClip has an updated version of this kneeboard that fits any size phone and tablet: MyClipKneeboard - Simplest Tablet Kneeboard - Universal
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No, but why would you put a Kneedit above the knee? It's designed to support the knee from below. My Kneedit would accommodate a calf about 15 1/2" in diameter.
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I tried mine on two different people and it just can't seem to stay put. I suggest you find one that has a knee insert. Like a hole where you can fit the ball of your knee in.
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It depends on what you think you will do with it. Have you looked at dies and decided what ones you like best and will fill your needs? I have both a standard platform and a skinny extended platform, but I don't use the skinny one as much.
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The two ColPacs I have do not have anything to hold them into place. They are both flat However, I haven't had a problem with that. They are substantial enough that that they don't move around much, and I wrap a towel around them and they don't get slippery. I have not checked other ColPac products to see if they have ones that are made for the knee or elbow which would be places you might need a fastener of some kind. I would check all of their sizes and shapes to be certain you're getting the one that will best fit your needs.
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The medlight 630 pro has more power. Typically 2 four minute sessions per knee are all I need. With the 630 it took twice as many.
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Hello Rmorones,The set is sold without knee savers, they are pretty universal across the board. If you are in need of knee savers we have adult and youth available for purchase at leagueoutfitters.com or within our Amazon Marketplace.League Outfitters
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Yes, this is the kneeling version. As you know, there is a standing version that can be seen in the catalogues. I cannot attest to the stability of that version. I prefer the kneeling one, and use it on my bed. They recommend a floor position, but I can't get back up again if I try to do it low-down. I am VERY comfortable with it's stability on the bed, and actually feel quite safe, as I can't fall off ! Yes, one approaches the stretching position from a kneeling stance, leaning into the gadget, then over the frame, to stretch. It is easy on the knees, especially when used on the bed, which the inversion tables are not. I couldn't use the inversions table because of the strain on my knees. There is no knee strain with this machine. : )
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I don't know the difference between the 2, I only have the one. but it looks as if the color is different, and the knee rest is shaped differently. Other than that I see no difference.