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Forearm Crutch | FDI Premium Crutch | Access Forearm Crutch

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£29.99

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	Comes with shock absorbing anti-slip feet
	Also comes with a double layer soft comfort grip
	Walking stick and armrest are individually height-adjustable
	Fully replaceable - Hand grip, feet and locking bands
	Single crutch only
	Can be safely balanced on flat corner surfaces for easy storage capabilities
	Available in 6 crutch colours - Purple, Blue, Red, White, Black, Beige

Product Description

The FDI Premium Crutch is like a trusty sidekick for everyone. This forearm crutch is designed for everyone, from minor discomforts to serious injuries like a fractured leg, making it suitable for a wide range of everyday situations. It’s convenient to carry, effortless to store, and provides a comfortable user experience. Compact enough to fit into your plans and storage space without a fuss, and it’s your comfy companion whenever you need some extra support.

Access prioritizes a blend of innovative design and comfort, catering to individuals seeking a sturdy and comfortable walking aid that doesn’t come with a hefty price tag.

Specification

	Weight of single crutch: 480g
	Longest adjustable height: 995mm (Measured from hand grip to feet)
	Distance between hand grip and cuff - 222mm
	Tube Material - High quality Aluminium

	Maximum load weight: 130kg
	Lowest adjustable height: 705mm (Measured from hand grip to feet)
	14 Incremental height adjustments

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To use adjustable crutches, you will need to position the cuff snugly around your forearm, with the shaft of the crutch resting on the ground. Place the crutch under your armpit and use your other hand to grasp the grip of the crutch. Lean into the crutches and use them to support your weight as you walk.

Forearm crutches can be a good option for individuals who need extra support and stability while walking. They can be particularly helpful for those with lower limb injuries or disabilities, as they allow the user to maintain more independence and mobility.