Forearm crutches are orthopedic devices used by patients with injuries in the leg or in the lower extremities to bear their weight while standing or walking. They are also used to provide stability and support to patients with generalized weakness in their lower body after foot, ankle, knee, or leg surgery.
Forearm crutches are made with arm cuffs, handgrips for secure handling, armrests for supporting the user's weight, and rubber tips for shock absorption. As with other crutches, they are available in different sizes, lengths, and weight capacities.
Wooden forearm crutches are made of durable hardwood.
They have a solid and lightweight design.
They are generally inexpensive, long-lasting, and easy to maintain.
They are usually made with fixed lengths.
They have rubber handgrips for secure handling.
Aluminum forearm crutches
Aluminum forearm crutches are made of heavy-duty aluminum.
They are available in varying sizes.
They can have height adjustment systems with locking mechanisms.
They are usually made with adjustable, vinyl-padded arm cuffs and gutter or trough armrests that support the user’s weight and distributes it into the forearms.
They have rubber handgrips and rubber tips for secure and stable handling.
Height adjustment: Choose a pair of forearm crutches with a height adjustment system that allows you to set its length according to your height or preference.
Foldability: Look for a pair of foldable forearm crutches for easy handling and storage.
Rubber tips: Choose forearm crutches with rubber tips for security, stability, and shock absorption.
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