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GENERAL DETAILS

The stick goes on the same side as the stronger leg and moves when the weaker leg moves.

TECHNICAL DETAILS
  • Made of Anodized Aluminium. Aluminium is very strong yet light-weight. Because it is anodized, it is also rust-proof
  • Swan neck handle for better grip and stability
  • Telescopic height adjustment with press button arrangement
  • Suction rubber tips for better grip on the floor and to minimize chances of slipping and falling
VARIATIONS

There are several variants. Your physician or therapist can advise you which model is best-suited to your particular needs. The additional features of each model are mentioned below:

Swan-neck Crutch Stick
This is the standard crutch stick with one point of contact with the ground.

Tripoid Crutch Stick
Has 3 points of contact with the ground. The Tripoid Crutch Stick offers a higher degree of support and stability than a normal crutch stick.

Quadripoid Crutch Stick
Has 4 points of contact with the ground. Offers a higher degree of support and stability than a normal crutch stick or a tripoid.

Available in Universal Size

Size Available
One Size Fits Most

 

Adjustable height: 31”- 39”(Tripoid & Quadripoid)Adjustable height: 29”- 37”(Crutch Stick-Swan Neck)

Directions for use

When standing up straight, the top of your stick should reach to the crease in your wrist.

Your elbow should be slightly bent when you hold your stick.

Hold the stick in the hand opposite the side that needs support. For example, if your right leg is injured, hold the cane in your left hand.

Indications

For elderly, arthritic & hemiplegic Patients

 

Buying Options

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