Constructed from high-grade anodised aluminium alloy shaft for strength and lightness. Features include a PVC/TPR ergonomic handgrip, foam-padded polyethylene forearm cuff, stainless-steel push-button adjustment and a durable rubber ferrule tip. Nylon/Polyester straps where applicable.

1. Unlock the push-button and extend or collapse the shaft to the desired height; the correct handle height is typically at wrist crease with the elbow slightly bent (about 20–30°) when standing.
2. Secure the push-button so it clicks into place and ensure both tube sections are fully engaged.
3. Position the forearm cuff 2–3 inches below the elbow so the cuff supports the forearm comfortably while allowing grip of the handle.
4. Place the crutch on the unaffected side for single-crutch gait, following instructions from your physiotherapist or clinician for proper walking technique.
5. Inspect the rubber tip and fittings before each use to ensure safe operation.

Ideal for adults recovering from lower-limb injuries, sprains, fractures or surgery; those with balance impairment, arthritis or mobility limitations; and anyone needing a lightweight forearm crutch as a durable mobility aid. Not recommended for unsupervised use by small children.

Use only as directed by a healthcare professional. Check the crutch for damage, loose fittings or worn tips before each use. Do not exceed the manufacturer’s weight limit—confirm load capacity with product specifications. Avoid using on wet, icy or highly uneven surfaces. Clean with mild detergent and water; avoid harsh chemicals. Store in a dry place away from extreme heat or prolonged moisture. Replace rubber ferrules and worn parts promptly.