R473.00
Elbow are also known as Forearm Crutches,
Elbow crutches are mobility aids that help to transfer the body’s weight from an injured leg/foot to the upper body.
You slip your forearm into a cuff and then grasp a hand grip.
They use more upper body strength than underarm crutches, giving you more control over your movement.
They tend to be easier to use on uneven terrain and stairs.
Elbow Crutches Solid Top
assorted colours and a comfortable arm cuff
with a soft Handle grip and Ferrule
Adult
Single Punch
Available in Blue, Green,
Red, Black and Aqua
Adult Adjustable Height:
70 cm – 90 cm
(Handle to ground)
Not to exceed 120 kg
Colour coded handle
Elbow crutches, also known as Forearm crutches, are often used for longer-term injuries and illnesses.
They use more upper body strength than underarm crutches, giving you more control over your movement.
They tend to be easier to use on uneven terrain and stairs.
If you have a leg that is weak, painful, or injured leg, you may need a walking stick or a crutch to help support your weight. An elbow crutch offers more support than a walking stick but can be more complicated as you have to thread your arm through while standing up.
R473.00
Elbow are also known as Forearm Crutches,
Elbow crutches are mobility aids that help to transfer the body’s weight from an injured leg/foot to the upper body.
You slip your forearm into a cuff and then grasp a hand grip.
They use more upper body strength than underarm crutches, giving you more control over your movement.
They tend to be easier to use on uneven terrain and stairs.
Elbow Crutches Solid Top
assorted colours and a comfortable arm cuff
with a soft Handle grip and Ferrule
Adult
Single Punch
Available in Blue, Green,
Red, Black and Aqua
Adult Adjustable Height:
70 cm – 90 cm
(Handle to ground)
Not to exceed 120 kg
Colour coded handle
Elbow crutches, also known as Forearm crutches, are often used for longer-term injuries and illnesses.
They use more upper body strength than underarm crutches, giving you more control over your movement.
They tend to be easier to use on uneven terrain and stairs.
If you have a leg that is weak, painful, or injured leg, you may need a walking stick or a crutch to help support your weight. An elbow crutch offers more support than a walking stick but can be more complicated as you have to thread your arm through while standing up.
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