In 2015, a car accident left Reid Robinson non-weight-bearing on one leg. Like millions of people every year, he was handed a pair of crutches and told to make do. Within days, his underarms were bruised, his wrists ached, and the simplest tasks - carrying coffee, climbing the stairs, getting back to work - had become impossible.

Reid couldn't accept that crutches were the best modern medicine has to offer. So he started building something better, by hand, in his Calgary workshop. The result was the XLEG: a wearable device that frees both hands and lets you walk naturally while you heal. What began as a one person's frustation is now helping people across North America get their lives back.

Every XLEG is made in Calgary from aircraft- grade T6 aluminum - light, strong, and built to last. Over the years, we've refined the design alongside orthopedic specialists and biomedical engineers, dialing in the comfort, balance and safety of every detail.

Because no two bodies are the same, every unit is custom-fitted to your exact measurements before it ships.