Elbow Crutches

20,000.00

Features:
  • Forearm Cuff: A padded cuff that wraps around the forearm, supporting the weight and distributing pressure. 
  • Adjustable Height: Most elbow crutches are height-adjustable, allowing users to customize the fit and comfort. 
  • Hand Grips: Ergonomic hand grips provide a comfortable and secure hold. 
  • Lightweight and Durable: Typically made of lightweight but strong materials like aluminum. 
  • Rubber Tips: Rubber tips on the ends of the crutches provide grip and stability. 
  • Adjustable Cuff Position: Some models allow for adjustment of the cuff position, which can be important for comfort and proper weight distribution. 
Features: Forearm Cuff: A padded cuff that wraps around the forearm, supporting the weight and distributing pressure. Adjustable Height: Most elbow crutches are height-adjustable, allowing users to customize the fit and comfort. Hand Grips: Ergonomic hand grips provide a comfortable and secure hold. Lightweight and Durable: Typically made of lightweight but strong materials like aluminum. Rubber Tips: Rubber tips on the ends of the crutches provide grip and stability. Adjustable Cuff Position: Some models allow for adjustment of the cuff position, which can be important for comfort and proper weight distribution.

20,000.00

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Uses:
  • Temporary or Permanent Mobility Issues:
    Elbow crutches are used by individuals with temporary or permanent conditions that limit their ability to bear weight on their legs, such as injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions. 

  • Partial or Non-Weight Bearing:
    They allow for partial or non-weight bearing on the affected leg, promoting healing and recovery. 

  • Balance and Stability:
    Elbow crutches can improve balance and stability, especially for individuals with weakness or instability in their legs. 

  • Comfort and Convenience:
    The forearm cuff distributes weight more evenly, reducing pressure on the armpits and improving comfort, especially during prolonged use. 

  • Stair Climbing and Functional Activities:
    The forearm cuff allows for greater hand freedom, enabling users to perform functional activities like stair climbing and carrying items.