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Used for one month while wearing a boot and recovering from foot surgery. My physical therapist was very impressed. He says everyone wearing a boot should have one so they don't destroy their hips and back. I would agree. |
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Reviewed by: H from Belleville.
on 11/12/2019
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Awesome fit, better than get the shoe life from the cobbler. Thank you |
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Reviewed by: Rahul from Bellevue .
on 10/12/2019
5/5 |
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Highly recommended and I will pass on the high recommendations to others. Though my orthopedist's office does sell them, it was the physical therapist who insisted I make the purchase. Walking in a boot and then relearning to walk after surgery is difficult enough -- why make it more so? |
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Reviewed by: Susan from Washington, DC.
on 8/29/2019
5/5 |
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This product truly allows someone who is in a walking boot to walk with almost a normal gait, saving your back, knees, hips, and just about everything else from unnecessary wear and tear while you are trying to heal. |
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Reviewed by: J from Washington, DC.
on 8/27/2019
5/5 |
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I'm very grateful that my doctor recommended this. My husband had a similar injury and a different doctor who never mentioned the existence of a shoe lift like this. He ended up wearing a hiking boot to try and offset the difference in height. This Evenup Orthotic Shoe Lift is easy to put on. It also gets lots of comments from friends! |
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Reviewed by: Marilyn Ring-Nelson from Spokane.
on 8/24/2019
5/5 |
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I am very happy to highly recommend this device if you are unfortunate to need a boot on one foot. I went for several weeks without, when my foot MD told me of their existence. I no longer have to walk on the tiptoes of the bootless foot, and i know it is helping my hips!! Go for it! |
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Reviewed by: Katie from Mpls, MN.
on 7/9/2019
5/5 |
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I am pleased with the product as a temporary solution for my leg length discrepancy. I was hoping for a more durable product to be able to use on a permanent basis with all of my shoes. This product would be excellent for someone with a cast who would be using it temporarily. |
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Reviewed by: Charlene Annen from US .
on 6/27/2019
4/5 |
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Doctors who put people in ortho walking boots should AUTOMATICALLY provide this necessary solution to keep gait even. This device helps prevent back and hip pain of an uneven gait. I am astounded that physicians don't AUTOMATICALLY prescribe this thing when they put people in big heavy boots. I'm really annoyed that I had to find out about it on my own. |
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Reviewed by: PH from Austin.
on 5/13/2019
5/5 |
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Using evenup saved my knees while I was in a boot by allowing me to walk more evenly. I was in between sizes and ended up with a size medium for athletic shoes and a small for street shoes. Worth every penny. It’s not a glamorous look, but I’ve mostly used it with dark shoes, and found that many people didn’t even notice it, at least not compared to the big old boot on my other foot. Using evenup helped me to feel more able-bodied during my recovery. |
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Reviewed by: VP from Memphis.
on 4/30/2019
5/5 |
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This is the 2nd time I have had a broken foot, the first was about 5 years ago and I had a plastin 'boot' on the broken foot. Walking was so difficult and painful to my back and hip. I mentioned it to friends on facebook and was recommended this. Pain was gone after about a week. I broke my other foot last month and ordered a new lift, it was delivered the next day. I work in retail and customers ask about it. So thank you this is the best medical item ever!!! |
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Reviewed by: Sheila from Peachtree City.
on 4/14/2019
5/5 |
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