Height Adjustability for Children and Adults

Ambidextrous

"One Handed" Operation During Walking
(User Quickly Adapts to the Walking Process. Minimal Strength and Training is Required)

Rest Both Feet
(Desirable when the user wishes to rest both feet while remaining in the “stand up” position)

"No Hands" Necessary to Maintain Stability

User Can Shift Load From Knee Pad To Foot
(Certain medical conditions exist where the user experiences varying degree of pain in both feet. The Orthopedic Knee Crutch allows for intermittent load relief during stationary activity and following protracted periods of movement.)

Handle Can Withstand Full Body Weight Without Tipping
(The Orthopedic Knee Crutch’s “no-tipping” design allows for complete upright stability when the user chooses to impart full body weight, proportionately, on either the handle or the knee pad.)

Increased Stability and Safety When Transcending or Descending Stairs

One Hand Operation Permits a Free Arm and Hand to Carry Items or Perform Certain Chores

Increased Stability on Soft Ground

The Inherent Design of the Orthopedic Knee Crutch Provides for a “Foot Stool” Benefit
(Often, Post Operatively, or as Part of a Clinical Regimen, a Patient May Need to Keep an Injured Foot or Ankle Elevated)