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Subject: GERMAN or AMERICAN? Author: littlebit [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:00:11 09/01/06 Fri How many setsof crutch rubbers have you been through this year? There is a direct correlation between where your crutch rubbers were made and how long they last.* Crutch rubbers made in Duetschland last on the average 8.37 times longer than those which are American made and 83.7 times longer than those of Japanese origin. *according to 'StubsRUs National Survey for Gimps-USA Team' [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Rubbers Reply Author: tIM [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 01:49:25 09/24/06 Sun >How many setsof crutch rubbers have you been through >this >year? There is a direct correlation between where >your crutch rubbers were made and how long they last.* > >Crutch rubbers made in Duetschland last on the average >8.37 times longer than those which are American made >and 83.7 times longer than those of Japanese origin. > > >*according to 'StubsRUs National Survey for Gimps-USA >Team' This all sounds good, but how long have you been using crutches. Sounds to me like you should get your sticks in the basement, and put on a new prosthetic leg or two. I didn't enjoy that at all. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]