Bodyassist Adjustable Euro Forearm Crutch with Elbow Strap (Single) ADULT

Walking Bodyassist Adjustable Euro Forearm Crutch with Elbow Strap  with molded handles and brachial support enhances comfort and makes walking easier. Super comfy grip and high-density, sturdy aluminum tubing that won't let you down.

FEATURES & BENEFITS.

• New Euro style, lightweight aluminum forearm crutch adds style.
• Simple height adjustable clip.
• Hospital grade heavy-duty design with enlarged ANTI-noise cap.
• Ergonomic handle made of bi-injected polymer that delivers real comfort to the hand.
• Comfort, function, and reliability.
• Made with premium materials to allow support for up to 150kgs of weight.
• Designed to distribute pressure across multiple points.
• Provides reliable support, stability and protection to elbows.
• Eliminates fatigue and pain underarm caused by traditional crutch designs.
• Sold in singles or pairs.
• Foldable and portable.
• 10 levels of height adjustment.
• Single crutch weighs only 0.48kg so it's Ideal for use while travelling.
• Anti fall cuff that helps to connect the arm and crutch into a single unit.
• No need to worry about the crutch falling off.
• The foot pad base has anti-slip patterns to increase sturdiness.
• Reflective design elements ensure safety as you walk at night or in dimly lit locations.
• Rubber coated handle for better grip.
• Easily disassembled into 3 parts to conveniently store inside a briefcase, suitcase or held in hand.
• At less than 500 gms, it’s as light as a feather.
• Made of aluminium alloy.

PRODUCT DETAIL.

• Crutch certified and tested up to patient weight of 150 kgs (EN ISO 11199-1).
• 1-piece molded plastic cuff and hand grip assembly.
• 10 levels of height adjustment.
• Support angle of 28 degree.
• Telescopic height 92.5cm-115cm.
• Suits people of 155cm to 198cm height.

How to Use

• Adjust the crutch so the hand grip is at wrist height when standing.
• Ensure all adjustment points are securely locked.
• Place your forearm in the cuff and hold the grip with a slight bend in the elbow.
• Position the crutch slightly ahead and step forward with the weaker or injured leg first.
• Check the rubber tip regularly and avoid slippery surfaces.