A 3 Legged Crutch, also known as a forearm support crutch or triple-legged crutch, is a modern mobility aid designed to provide superior stability and comfort compared to traditional crutches. It features a unique three-point base that creates a wider, more secure footprint on the ground. This innovative design significantly reduces the risk of tipping and slipping, making it an ideal choice for individuals requiring long-term support during recovery or for those with permanent mobility challenges. The user rests their forearm in a comfortable cuff, allowing for a more natural and ergonomic posture, which helps to prevent strain on the wrists, shoulders, and back.
Our 3 Legged Crutch is engineered with high-quality materials and adjustable components to ensure a perfect fit and maximum durability.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Name | ProStride 3-Legged Forearm Crutch |
| Primary Material | Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Alloy |
| User Weight Capacity | 300 lbs / 136 kg |
| Product Weight (per crutch) | 2.2 lbs / 1.0 kg |
| Height Adjustment Range | 30" - 38" (76 cm - 97 cm) |
| Base Type | Tripod, High-Impact Polymer |
| Tip Material | Non-Slip, Shock-Absorbing Rubber |
| Handgrip Material | Comfort-Foam Cushioning |
| Forearm Cuff | Padded, Breathable, Adjustable, Ambidextrous |
| Assembly Required | Minimal, tool-free adjustment |
This advanced crutch is designed for anyone in need of reliable and comfortable mobility assistance. It is particularly beneficial for patients recovering from lower limb surgeries such as ankle reconstruction, knee replacement, or foot surgery. Individuals with chronic conditions that affect mobility, balance, or endurance, such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, or post-polio syndrome, will find the increased stability invaluable. Furthermore, it serves as an excellent alternative for those who experience discomfort or nerve compression from the underarm pressure of standard axillary crutches.
To achieve the best results and ensure safety, proper adjustment is crucial. The user should stand upright with their shoes on. Adjust the overall height so the handgrip is level with the wrist crease when the arm is hanging naturally at the side. The forearm cuff should be positioned approximately 1 to 1.5 inches below the elbow. Ensure all locking mechanisms are securely fastened before putting weight on the crutch. It is recommended to practice using the crutch in a safe, open area with the assistance of a healthcare professional to become accustomed to its unique gait pattern.





























