*Note: Right hand crutch shown.

1. Arm Pad
2. Handle Grip
3. Handle Tube
4. Leg Aperture/Cap
5. Upper Leg
6. Leg Snap Button
7. Foot
8. Arm Band – Right shown
9. Arm band Rail
10. Crutch Body
11. Leg Lock Button
12. Leg Aperture
13. Lower Leg

1. Forearm height adjustment:

Standing upright, hands should be firmly supported without lifting shoulders.

2. Platform height adjustment:

Standing upright, elbow should be firmly supported without lifting shoulders.

Aligning handle for right- or left-handed use:

1. For right hand: Align “R” slot in body with key on handle tube
2. For left hand: Align “L” slot in body with key on handle tube
3. Remove screw, adjust handle length, re-secure screw in handle tube

Adjusting handle length:

1: Elbow should rest against back of cradle, with no pressure between palm and handle grip.

2: When satisfied with distance, fasten handle screw in hole on the crutch that lines up with the hole at the end of the handle tube.

Tip: (1). When handle Key (see pg. 7) aligns with “R” for Right or “L” for Left, bolt aligns to corresponding “R” or “L” holes in body of crutch(2)

Secure Handle tube to crutch body: After determining appropriate handle length, place screw (previously removed from tube) in corresponding screw hole. Use coin or screwdriver to tighten the screw.

*Note: Right hand position shown. Left hand position is opposite setup.

Step 1. To change the arm band placement remove screw using a Philips head screwdriver.

Step 2. Pull up on bottom hard plastic arm band clip to pop off side rail.

Step 3: Install armbands on cradle: (1) align top of arm band clip to  lip of cradle rail. (2) align screw hole of clip to screw hole in rail. (3&4) Press firmly to “snap” bottom tabs over bottom rail. Ensure armband is correctly installed.

Step 4: Tighten Make sure both top and bottom tabs of arm band clip are securely snapped to rail, then screw in arm band clip and tighten screw using a screwdriver.

A . Tips for Platform position stability:

Make an “A”-FRAME with your crutches by keeping your ELBOWS IN tight to your sides and placing your crutch feet out to give your A-frame a WIDE BASE.

B. Keeping your elbows tight to your sides move crutch feet forward doing a small BICEP CURL. C. Keep your elbows in, CORE ENGAGED and back straight.

Changing Modes, Platform to Forearm:

(1) Press and hold lever button open, (2) pull & remove leg from main body.

Changing Modes, Platform to Forearm:

(3) Align Key on cap of leg tube with Keyed slot in body. Insert leg. (4/5) insert leg until lever “clicks” closed, locking leg into position.

*Caution: Ensure leg is locked into snap button lever before use.

Not intended for use in these positions.

*Caution: If snap-button is stuck inside leg, stop use of crutch, use flat-head screwdriver to pop back out or contact your local customer support.

Changing Crutch Foot:

(1) pull off

(2) push on until leg fully inserted.