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Skates and Walkers


Prosthetic skates are available for individuals with leg amputations. For more information, contact Chedoke Rehab Services.

Adapted ice skates for individual with left leg amputation
Ice Skates: Model 2 is designed for skaters who wear ankle foot orthoses (AFOs), supramalleolar orthoses (SMOs) or reciprocating gait orthoses (RGOs).
Three skate models are available through SABAH. Model 1 is designed for people with Down Syndrome or surgically corrected clubbed feet and is cut wider than a standard skate. Model 2 is designed for skaters who wear ankle foot orthoses (AFOs), supramalleolar orthoses (SMOs) or reciprocating gait orthoses (RGOs). These include people with cerebral palsy or spina bifida. Model 3 is designed for all skaters with disabilities who would benefit from a skate with the greater comfort provided by softer leather and increased ankle padding.

Three models of walkers are available through SABAH.

Brown adapted ice skates
Ice Skates: Model 1 is designed for people with Down Syndrome or surgically corrected clubbed feet and is cut wider than a standard skate.
Model 1 can be used by beginning skaters as well as skaters with disabilities. Model 2 is designed for skaters with disabilities who are able to walk or bear weight for limited amounts of time. Examples include skaters with cerebral palsy or spina bifida. Model 3 is designed for skaters with disabilities who have limited or no ability to bear weight.

For more information, contact SABAH.

 

 

 


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