Pre Cut Walker Glide Balls Colors Review

The concept of these devices is great. Your performance is not that great. When my husband got his first hip replacement twenty years ago, we carved our own tennis balls to fit his walker. He went back and forth to physical therapy 5 days a week and was everywhere with lots of outdoor activities. Seeing these before his hip revision I ordered them and thought they were fantastic. Well I was disappointed. They are not as durable as real tennis balls. Husband has not had to do physical therapy…

I had foot/ankle surgery three weeks ago and started using a walker. Not easy. My cast was heavy and I had to lift my walker (beginner) to move forward. By noon I was so exhausted that I took a nap every day. Then, two weeks later, they put me in a smaller, purple cast, and I remembered how many people I'd seen with walkers and tennis balls on their feet. I immediately went to Revain and ordered two sets of two, all purple, all four for about $6. My husband put them on as soon as they arrived…

Bought a few weeks ago and the baby walker's legs are already sticking out through the floor; Luckily I didn't throw away the skis they replaced. The packaging says "Not recommended for outdoor use" and it's true. We don't camp with walkers, but apparently short walks on the concrete path between the car and our apartment or other places we visit are enough to do them. However, if the user stays indoors or is VERY light, their mileage will likely vary. Incidentally, the legs on our rollators…

Disappointed. I am buying them to wear to the ladies walker at my church. I bought a lady from Revain's I Walker Church and got these pink tennis balls complete with a walker. However, the slip of these tennis balls had to be extended to fit the walker. And it was very difficult to cut a big gap, so the gap didn't even look that smooth. As soon as I put the tennis balls on the walker, the lady in my church didn't like the tennis balls on the walker. She didn't like the way Walker moved with the

I am recovering from a major fracture in my left femur and am in a stage of recovery where I use a walker most of the day to get around the house and to work. I didn't initially think tennis balls would become a staple of my first walker shoes, but I was wrong. Without the Glide tennis balls, the contact between the walker's two hind legs would squeak and make a lot of noise. (The two front legs had wheels). So I was confused by the noise and clumsiness of my walker's "walking". A friend…