Alinker

Pre-order today and help someone you love walk more easily.

[torifoster]

I’m going to have to save up. My mother has primary progressive multiple sclerosis and this could definitely be put to use!

[maxshrapnel]

just ordered for my wife through the usa rent to own program excited to see her fllourish

[kikiperry]

my mother has lower spine issues and osteoporosis, but maybe it would get her out just that little bit more even if for a short while.

[DJ-kltt]

Wish I could have one instead of being reliant on a powered wheelchair I can’t use crutches as can’t stand up for long because of back conditions when I stand it puts pressure on my spinal stenosis

[wendyhollister]

Just got a walker then saw Ali let wow that’s great

[kellytudor]

I am in desperate need of something like this- having fluid instability in spinal ligaments creates severe pain, instability, inability to tolerate weight bearing exercise.. trapped in a body that used to be without limitations and extremely active- ICU BSN background and my progress in a doctorate anesthesia program was all yanked away as I started losing dexterity without a clear answer why or how to fix any of it. I’m too young to be stuck off my feet- not living at all, just existing.. it’s not enough and being totally disabled before the age of 40 is not acceptable to me. I know I can do more- I just need to find a way to brace myself and take weight off my spine. Current options for assistive devices are a joke- I feel every crack in the sidewalk and every one is excruciating- I’ve gone through 4 rollator walkers since 2017- they all broke because of the amount of weight I put on my arms to ease it from my spine.. the only one that has held up is made of steel and they don’t even make them anymore- and that one has a bent frame now and wheel bearings keep giving up because I’m so hard on it.
I want to live again- feel alive- have simple social interactions that everyone takes for granted.. but living on disability income makes getting something like this financially impossible and out of reach.
So if you are disabled and not independently wealthy, you’re world gets very small very fast. There’s nothing affordable or even semi affordable that’s innovative like this and only the same things from the same box are available- which are almost useless and extremely frustrating. The lack of adequate assistive devices that could drastically enable a better quality of life possibility end up creating more limitations than I should be having- all because of $$.
This price tag is astronomically high- if I were independent wealthy I would get it in a heartbeat- but I’m not and I can’t even try the product first.
You need advertising? Supply some of the many that desperately need it, like me, and you will get amazing word of mouth advertising for free..

[kristaaqthompson]

Eight payments of a grand a pop? Did I read that wrong? Holy cow!

[aprilsno]

I have primary progressive multiple sclerosis, but I'm not sure if I have the stamina required to ride one of those. I'd have to try it out before buying one, since it is a significant investment.

[isashisha]

looks like its still going to wear my hips out

[shannonsmigo]

After over a year… I say
A great invention
But not a great investment without a full evaluation
Which sadly they don’t recommend before purchase

[joyceward]

Would not be helpful to people like myself with bad hips otherwise a good idea