
Flamingo Underarm Crutches Large OC2111
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Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Crutch is used in case of amputation or neurological disorders
Auxiliary crutch is useful in cases of hemiplegia or foot drop
The product is strong and light weight made of aluminum alloy
Scientifically designed pod for ground grip and traction
Height adjustment can be done easily and quickly
Auxiliary Crutch has mobility assistance for shifting weight from the legs to the arms or shoulders.
They are used for leg injuries such fractures, paralysis, muscle and nerve damage, strains, and sprains as well as for post-operative rehabilitation after hip, knee, and ankle surgeries.
Crutches are made of a high-strength aluminum alloy frame, which is sturdy, long-lasting, and capable of supporting a lot of weight. Anodized for a long-lasting, excellent finish, and ideal appearance.
Underarm pads with anatomical contours are constructed of high-quality, robust elastomer with a long functional life, an excellent cushioning coefficient, and a nice feel.
The broad top of the double-molded, anatomical hand grip increases user comfort and pleasure.
Step 1: Set the crutch's height and hand grips to your comfort.
Step 2: Place your hands instead of your armpits to bear the weight of the crutches as you squeeze them between your upper arms and ribs.
Step 3: Move the crutches and advance the afflicted leg (align the foot with the crutches).
Step 4: Step first with your stronger leg.
Steps 3 and 4 should be repeated.
When you're walking, try to keep your back straight.
Don't rest your armpit on your crutches.
Size | Inches | CM |
Small | 4’3” – 4’11” | 129.5 – 149.9 |
Medium | 4’11” – 5’7” | 149.9 – 170.2 |
Large | 5’7” – 6’3” | 170.2 – 190.5 |
Primary Prevention: Ideal for individuals needing mild walking assistance due to temporary leg weakness or minor mobility challenges — helps provide stability, support balance, and promote safer movement during daily activities.
Secondary Prevention: Suitable during post-operative rehabilitation or when recovering from fractures, strains, sprains, or muscle/nerve injuries — helps support weight-bearing, improve mobility, and aid gradual recovery.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with significant leg impairments, paralysis, or mobility limitations — helps ensure reliable support, enhance safe ambulation, and promote independence during rehabilitation and daily activities.

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