McKesson Forearm Crutch Adult Steel 300 lbs., 6/CS

Forearm Crutch Adult Steel 300 lbs., 6/CS

This forearm crutch is an adult steel mobility aid with a 300 lb. weight capacity. It is a practical choice for buyers equipping clinics, care settings, or other professional environments that need forearm crutches sized for adult users. The crutch has vinyl-coated, ergonomically contoured arm cuffs for comfort and stability, with an adjustable height range of 28 to 37 inch for users from 5 Foot to 6 Foot 2 inch.

Good Fit For

• Adult user fitting within the stated height range
• Facilities purchasing forearm crutches by the case
• Settings where cuff comfort and stability matter

Key Features

• Adult forearm crutch for mobility support needs
• Steel frame offers a durable construction choice
• 300 lbs. weight capacity helps buyers match user requirements
• Vinyl-coated, ergonomically contoured arm cuffs support comfort and stability
• Crutch height adjusts from 28 to 37 inch
• Fits users in the 5 Foot to 6 Foot 2 inch height range

Applications and Usage

• Stocking adult forearm crutches for patient mobility needs
• Ordering case quantities for clinic or facility supply
• Selecting a steel forearm crutch for users up to 300 lbs.

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 5 Foot.
• Material: Steel.
• Check the user height range before ordering to confirm fit.
• Confirm the 300 lbs. weight capacity matches the intended user requirement.
• This is a forearm crutch, so buyers should choose it when that style is preferred over other crutch types.

FAQ

• What type of crutch is this? This product is a forearm crutch for adult users.
• What user height range does this crutch fit? This forearm crutch fits users from 5 Foot to 6 Foot 2 inch.
• Is the crutch height adjustable? Yes. The crutch height adjusts from 28 to 37 inch.
• What is the weight capacity? This adult forearm crutch has a 300 lbs. weight capacity.
• What are the arm cuffs like? The arm cuffs are vinyl-coated and ergonomically contoured, molded for comfort and stability.

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