A Pair Of Elbow Crutches

If your surgeon has told you to avoid all weight-bearing, crutches may be needed. You will need sufficient upper-body strength to support your weight.

A crutch is a mobility aid that transfers weight from the legs to the upper body. It is used by people who cannot use their legs to support their weight, for reasons ranging from short-term injuries to lifelong disabilities. 

The most important feature of any Rehabilitation Aid is its ability to provide maximum support without causing any further discomfort to patient, already in pain. Our lightweight Axillary crutches help correct and or treat painful conditions effectively.These crutches have an anatomical grip, designed to support the palm and spread the pressure, for increasing comfort.Adjustable hand grip. Non-slip rubber tips provide good traction. Built-in metal ring prevents excessive wear and ensures maximum durabilityReinforcement foot piece provides maximum strength. Unbreakable silencing collar increases stress tolerance at all angles without cracking and reduces noise and vibrations

These Elbow Crutches are a versatile product, being adjustable in a number of ways and coming in a number of sizes to ensure each individual can find their perfect fit. The handles are adjustable with a bolt, allowing them to comfortably fit each individual’s specific torso.The height of the crutch itself is adjustable using a simple push button system, meaning that it can be adjusted to work ideally in accordance with your exact height. These different adjustments allow the crutches to be fitted very precisely to each individual, which can help to prevent the occurrence of muscle fatigue if they are regularly used.

The handle is made to be comfortable, moulded for a secure grip. These crutches are manufactured with a number of rubber components and are latex free.

The Maximum weight capacity for these elbow crutches is 100kg.Forearm crutches, also known as elbow crutches, are mobility aids that help to transfer the body’s weight from an injured leg/foot to the upper body. Usually made of metal or plastic, the user will slip their forearm into a cuff and then grasp a hand grip. Elbow crutches offer sturdy support if you’ve suffered a knee or foot injury. The arm bands are secure yet comfortable and the hand rests are cushioned for extra comfort