Barefoot

I am more comfortable on them like that

What looks better? I hate having anything rubbing between my skin and my crutches. Personally I would stay with my chest bare but it is getting cold and it might look a bit weird hopping around with no shirt

What looks better? I hate having anything rubbing between my skin and my crutches. Personally I would stay with my chest bare but it is getting cold and it might look a bit weird hopping around with no shirt

It looks like when my cast comes off, I will be facing another winter in bare feet. Anyone else done bare feet 24/7 right through winter?

I am basically peramantly on crutches and I can walk on them much more comfortably when I am shirtless. Tomorrow I have to catch a flight. I know I will have to wear a shirt on the plane but i was thinking of checking in and going through security shirtless and I have a doctors certificate to say I should be shirtless on my crutches. Is this such a bad look?.

I am basically peramantly on crutches and I can walk on them much more comfortably when I am shirtless. Tomorrow I have to catch a flight. I know I will have to wear a shirt on the plane but i was thinking of checking in and going through security shirtless and I have a doctors certificate to say I should be shirtless on my crutches. Is this such a bad look?.

It makes getting around so much easier that way, but is it a weird look?

Basically I am almost permanently on crutches and I feel more secure on them barefoot. Do I carry on barefoot or wear a flip flop on my good foot, so i can slip it off easily if it is wet or slippery where a bare foot is safer or more secure?

The cast is too big to get my jeans on it so I am hopping around in shorts with my crutches. Do I try cutting the leg off my jeans of stay with shorts? It is winter here, but my broken leg is warm with the cast going from my toes to my hip, and having to do everything on crutches is real hard work

or do i just rock the jeans, barefoot bare chest look and get on with it?

Or do i just go ahead and do everything I want to and forget I have a leg in a cast, the other foot bare and a bare chest?

By adjusting the height of my crutches and taking my shirt off I can walk ok on my crutches. Should I do this, be comfortable and forget the looks I get, or get a wheelchair so I don't have the crutches rubbing a shirt against my skin. Crutches are easier to live with than a wheelchair. My left foot is in a cast and I will be on crutches for ages

I know from other times on them that I can do lots more on my crutches when I am barefoot and shirtless, it is heaps more comfortable but will I look weird crutching around with my chest bare and barefoot as well?

I have another cast on my injured foot. Going around barefoot and shirtless on my crutches feels really good and I can do a lot more walking this way. Should I worry how it might look when I go into a mall with a bare foot and chest?

it has been five years since a seemingly simple broken foot first got me a cast and crutches. After surgery I am no closer to being able to walk unaided and it seems I will just have to get used to getting around on crutches with bare feet. After a bad experience a couple of years ago with crutches rubbing my sides I was told to take my shirt off to solve the problem which worked, and since then, whenever I have been in plaster and crutching around, my shirt stayed home. Now I am basically going to have to live on crutches from now on, I thinking that I am going to stay shirtless just so I can walk comfortably

I have been on crutches for a long time with an on-going foot injury and a nerve damage issue.and I try to just do everything I normally do. A friend has asked me to go on a 4wd trip over some farms at the weekend. He will be driving, my job will be opening and closing gates which I will have to do on my crutches and in bare feet.

I have been on crutches for a long time with an on-going foot injury and a nerve damage issue.and I try to just do everything I normally do. A friend has asked me to go on a 4wd trip over some farms at the weekend. He will be driving, my job will be opening and closing gates which I will have to do on my crutches and in bare feet.