Medline Single-Tube Crutches with 400 lb. Capacity, Universal, 8 PR/CS

Single-Tube Crutches with 400 lb. Capacity, Universal, 8 PR/CS

These single-tube crutches are axillary crutches with a 400 lb. weight capacity. They fit buyers who need a universal crutch option for varied patient heights in clinical, rehab, or facility settings. Steel construction supports durability, and the large tip helps provide greater surface contact.

Good Fit For

• Clinics and rehab departments that need universal-fit crutches
• Facilities serving users from 4 foot 6 inch to 6 foot 6 inch
• Bulk purchasing for patient mobility support

Key Features

• Axillary crutch style for underarm support
• Universal single-tube design helps cover a broad height range
• 400 lb. weight capacity for higher-capacity support needs
• Large tip helps provide greater surface contact
• Steel construction for a sturdy build
• Case includes 8 pairs for facility purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Equipping rehab or clinical settings with axillary crutches for a range of user heights
• Keeping higher-capacity crutches on hand for mobility support needs
• Stocking facility inventory with multiple pairs for ongoing patient use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Steel.
• This model is an axillary crutch, so buyers looking for another crutch style should confirm fit before ordering.
• Height fit matters for safe, practical use; this universal model covers users from 4 foot 6 inch to 6 foot 6 inch.
• This SKU comes by the case, which may be a better fit for facilities than for one-time individual purchase needs.

FAQ

• What type of crutch is this? This product is an axillary crutch with a single-tube design.
• What weight capacity does this crutch support? This crutch has a 400 lb. weight capacity.
• What height range does the universal fit cover? The stated patient height range is 4 foot 6 inch to 6 foot 6 inch.
• What is the crutch made from? This crutch is made of steel.
• How many are included in a case? Each case includes 8 pairs.

From Medline.