-15%Elbow Crutches, also known as forearm crutches, are mobility aids designed to provide additional support and stability for individuals who require assistance while walking. Unlike underarm crutches, elbow crutches use a forearm cuff and handgrip to support controlled movement. Their adjustable design allows the crutches to be fitted according to the user's height and walking requirements. They are suitable for temporary or longer-term mobility assistance following injury, surgery or in other situations where additional walking support has been recommended. KEY FEATURES: • Forearm/elbow crutch design • Adjustable height • Supportive forearm cuffs • Comfortable handgrips • Non-slip rubber tips/ferrules • Lightweight and portable design • Designed to improve walking support and stability • Suitable for repeated use • Suitable for indoor and appropriate outdoor mobility COMMON APPLICATIONS: • Walking and mobility assistance • Rehabilitation following lower-limb injury • Post-operative mobility support • Temporary reduced weight-bearing where clinically advised • Long-term mobility assistance where appropriate • Physiotherapy and rehabilitation programmes IDEAL FOR: • Home-based care • Hospitals and clinics • Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres • Post-operative patients • Individuals recovering from lower-limb injuries • People requiring additional walking support FITTING & USE: Correct adjustment is important for safe and comfortable use. The handgrip and forearm cuff should be positioned appropriately for the user's height and arm length. Where crutches are being used following an injury or surgery, a physiotherapist or other appropriate healthcare professional should advise on correct fitting, gait pattern and permitted weight-bearing. SAFETY: Regularly inspect the rubber tips, adjustment mechanisms, cuffs and handgrips for wear or damage. Replace worn rubber tips promptly to maintain adequate grip. Use additional caution on wet, slippery or uneven surfaces.`