Can I replace 2 of the feet with tennis ball or glider?
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We did not try it. We think it might make the walker off balance. Our first walker had wheels on the front. It would not fit through the bathroom door. The woman from Home Health showed us how to swap the front legs so that the wheels were inside instead of outside. We had already ordered this walker by that time.
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Yes, you may replace the feet. I selected the gliders made by the same company. They were quite simple to remove the original rubber feet.
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There is some mild jumping (jumping jacks, cross hops), but he offers a lighter modification to do that isn't as heavy footed. So yes, you could totally do it! And even so, the exercises are only a couple minutes long.
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I'm not sure you might need an entirely new figure. It is supposed to move and is removable for easier hand replacements.
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The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).
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Hi. Absolutely! This product really is amazing. Good for feet, legs etc... The balls are adjustable. I recommend trying out the different spacing because it really makes all the difference.
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Well, yes. But I'd be careful with substitutions. It is your foot, after all.
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yes you can.the package include separate support feet for the other shorter one.
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Yes you can. I did it a couple days ago. With the legs splayed out and the ballhead attached, it's roughly 5 inches off the ground. It's an estimate because I didn't measure it.
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the gliders are left or right side and you have to put them on right. put them on and try them out before you knock them into place. you can probably take them off with a flathead screw driver or butter knife.
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I suppose you could use the kind of wheels that can be inserted individually into each leg...they would have to be small or they might split the leg
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I'm not sure about being able to find a new set of feet for your stand. But what I'd do as a temporary fix for your flooring is to get a rug/mat to put under the stand. Maybe you can even dip the feet into plasti-coat. And make your own feet for it.
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Yes you can purchaes the replacement on Amazon.com Swingball Tennis Ball and Tether Set
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Hi Laurie. Yes, you can remove the ball and use it as a fitness ball, replacing it when you want to use it as a chair.
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I have no idea how you would get replacements. I can say the only thing I was disappointed with was the wheels. It would have been better if it just had legs.
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The feet aren't entirely rubber. They are flat. They keep the board from moving. They would be hard to remove so I would say that you wouldn't be able to use that side.
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Never tried to do that but I think not as the foot bar links those side bars together and I don't think the foot pad separates from the bar. Liked this chair when I had my hip replacement but one hole didn't match up exactly and had to get help from the handyman in apt building. He had a tough time too.
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Of course you can. Ingenuity and some household materials will go a long way in turn your strider into an exercise and reading platform.There is more than one way, so however you want to implement it is up to you.