Medline Guardian Aluminum Pushbutton Crutches, Child, 1/PR

Guardian Aluminum Pushbutton Crutches, Child, 1/PR

Guardian aluminum pushbutton crutches are child-size underarm crutches sold as a pair. They are a practical choice for pediatric mobility support when buyers need adjustable axillary crutches with stability-focused construction details. This pair is intended for patients 4' to 4'6 inch tall and supports up to 275 lbs.

Good Fit For

• Pediatric mobility needs
• Clinics and care settings fitting child axillary crutches
• Buyers needing an adjustable pair for users 4' to 4'6 inch tall

Key Features

• Child-size underarm crutches sized for patients 4' to 4'6 inch tall
• Push-button adjustment helps keep setup straightforward during fitting
• Double extruded center tube adds load-bearing strength where support is needed most
• Nonskid rubber tips help provide traction during everyday use
• Stair deflector and built-in metal ring help support durability over time
• Sold as one pair for complete left-and-right crutch use

Applications and Usage

• Fitting child patients who need underarm crutches
• Replacing an existing pair of pediatric axillary crutches
• Stocking rehab or medical supply settings with child-size crutches

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• Material: Plastic.
• Choose this child size only for users within the 4' to 4'6 inch height range.
• Weight capacity is 275 lbs.; confirm user requirements before ordering.
• This SKU is an axillary, underarm crutch style rather than a forearm crutch.

FAQ

• What type of crutches are these? These are child-size axillary crutches, also called underarm crutches.
• What patient height range fits this pair? This pair is intended for patients from 4' to 4'6 inch tall.
• How much weight do these crutches support? The listed weight capacity is 275 lbs.
• Are these crutches adjustable? Yes. The crutches use a push-button adjustment design, and the center post is built to keep the push-button in view for easier adjustment.
• Do these crutches include traction at the bottom? Yes. They have nonskid rubber tips to help provide traction.

From Guardian by Medline.