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See Latest ArticlesHeelys Injuries: A Review of the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System Data
Pediatric Emergency Care, 10/28/09
Beach H et al. – Most injuries sustained from Heelys use are orthopedic injuries. However, a wide variety of other injuries occur with Heelys use. Children can sustain injuries serious enough to require hospital admission. Parents and children should be educated about the importance of protective gear use while "heeling."
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