Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches

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Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches combine a palm-supporting comfort grip with Flexyfoot shock-absorbing ferrules, independently adjustable cuffs and adjustable crutch height.

Suitable for users up to 130kg (20 stone), the crutches have a 750–1050mm handle-height range and are available in a choice of 10 colours.

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Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches combine a palm-supporting handle with Flexyfoot’s shock-absorbing ferrule technology and independent height and cuff adjustment. Designed to provide additional support for people who have difficulty walking but can partially weight bear, they are available in a choice of 10 colours.

Comfort Grip Forearm Crutches

The Comfort Grip handle is designed to distribute load more evenly across the palm, helping reduce concentrated pressure through the hand while using the crutches.

A closed forearm cuff provides additional contact around the arm, while the crutches can be adjusted at both the lower shaft and upper cuff to help achieve an appropriate fit.

750–1050mm
Handle-height range
130kg / 20 stone
Maximum user weight
790g
Crutch weight

Double Adjustable Design

These Flexyfoot crutches provide two separate areas of adjustment. The lower section allows the overall crutch height to be altered, while the upper section allows the position of the arm cuff to be adjusted independently.

Flexyfoot advises setting the handle so that it is in line with the user’s wrist when standing upright with the arms relaxed by the sides.

Flexyfoot Shock-Absorbing Ferrules

Each crutch is fitted with a Flexyfoot ferrule featuring flexible bellows designed to absorb shock as the foot contacts the ground.

The flexible design helps the foot remain in contact with the surface as the crutch angle changes. Flexyfoot also states that the hardwearing tread offers up to 50% more grip than a traditional ferrule.

Replaceable Flexyfoot Feet

Wear markers on the underside of the Flexyfoot foot provide a visual guide to when the foot needs replacing.

The foot can be separated from the ferrule collar and replaced when worn, helping maintain the Flexyfoot system without necessarily replacing the complete crutch.

Choose from 10 Colours

Modern Mobility offers the Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches in Textured Black, Black, Pink, Orange, Red, Blue, Blackberry, British Racing Green, Grey and Lilac.

Grip varies with surface and weather conditions: Flexyfoot advises that grip will naturally be reduced in wet conditions, snow and ice.

Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Crutch Features

These double adjustable forearm crutches combine Flexyfoot’s Comfort Grip handle with its distinctive shock-absorbing ferrule and replaceable foot system.

Comfort Grip Handle
Designed to distribute load more evenly across the palm rather than concentrating pressure through a smaller contact area.
Double Adjustable
Separate adjustment points allow both the overall crutch height and the position of the arm cuff to be altered.
Closed Forearm Cuff
A closed cuff provides contact around the forearm and can be independently positioned to suit the user.
Shock-Absorbing Flexyfoot Ferrule
Flexible bellows within the ferrule are designed to absorb shock as the foot contacts the ground.
Flexible Ground Contact
The Flexyfoot design allows the foot to remain in contact with the surface as the angle of the crutch changes during use.
Hardwearing Tread
Flexyfoot states that its foot tread provides up to 50% more grip than a traditional ferrule.
Replaceable Foot
Wear markers help indicate when the Flexyfoot foot has reached the point at which it should be replaced.
130kg Capacity
The crutches have a stated maximum user weight of 130kg (20 stone).

Explore Flexyfoot Crutches

Browse our wider range of crutches, or explore more walking aids from Flexyfoot.

Prefer a different handle design? The Flexyfoot Soft Grip Double Adjustable Crutches are also available.

Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutch Specifications

Key specifications for the Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches.

Product Type Double adjustable forearm crutches
Minimum Handle Height 750mm (29.5")
Maximum Handle Height 1050mm (41.5")
Adjustment Crutch height and arm cuff independently adjustable
Crutch Weight 790g
Maximum User Weight 130kg (20 stone)
Handle Comfort Grip
Cuff Closed forearm cuff
Ferrule Flexyfoot shock-absorbing ferrule
Replacement Ferrule 20mm Black
Replacement Foot Black
Colours Textured Black, Black, Pink, Orange, Red, Blue, Blackberry, British Racing Green, Grey, Lilac

Using and Caring for Flexyfoot Crutches

Correct adjustment and regular checks are important when using the Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches. Both the overall crutch height and arm cuff position can be adjusted independently.

Adjusting the Crutch Height

1. Remove the e-clip from the lower section of the crutch.

2. Slide the inner tube until the required height is reached.

3. Align the adjustment holes.

4. Reinsert the e-clip and make sure it is securely in place before using the crutch.

Checking the handle height

Flexyfoot advises that the handle should be in line with the user's wrist when standing upright with the arms relaxed by the sides.

Adjusting the Arm Cuff

1. Remove the e-clip from the upper section of the crutch.

2. Move the cuff to a comfortable position.

3. Align the holes and reinsert the e-clip, making sure it is securely in place.

Checking the Flexyfoot Feet

Regularly inspect the condition of each Flexyfoot foot and check the wear markers on the underside.

If the foot becomes damaged or the tread reaches the wear markers, Flexyfoot advises replacing the foot.

Replacing a Flexyfoot Foot

1. Pull sharply on the foot until you hear a pop.

2. Unscrew the foot anticlockwise from the collar.

3. Separate the foot from the collar.

4. Push the crutch into the ferrule to make sure the ferrule remains securely fitted to the crutch.

5. Once the ferrule is secure, screw the replacement foot clockwise into the ferrule until it rotates freely.

6. Push the foot until it clicks into place.

Before Each Use

• Check that both crutches are adjusted to the required height.

• Check that the lower and upper e-clips are securely positioned.

• Check the condition of each Flexyfoot foot and its wear markers.

• Check that the ferrule collar remains securely fitted.

• Do not continue using the crutches if a foot, ferrule or adjustment component is damaged or insecure.

Cleaning

Clean the Flexyfoot feet using soap and water. Do not use abrasive substances.

Grip in Different Conditions

The amount of grip available will vary depending on the surface, weather and indoor floor conditions. Flexyfoot advises that grip will naturally be reduced in wet conditions, snow and ice.

Important: If the ferrule collar becomes loose or can easily be removed, stop using the crutch immediately. Replace a damaged or worn foot when the tread reaches the wear markers.

Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Crutch FAQs

Answers to common questions about the Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches.

What are Flexyfoot Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches?

They are forearm crutches with a Comfort Grip handle, closed cuff and Flexyfoot shock-absorbing ferrule. Both the overall crutch height and arm cuff position can be adjusted independently.

Who are the Flexyfoot crutches designed for?

Flexyfoot describes these crutches as providing additional support for people who have difficulty walking but can partially weight bear.

What is the Flexyfoot Comfort Grip handle?

The Comfort Grip handle is designed to distribute load more evenly across the palm while the crutch is being used.

What does double adjustable mean?

There are two separate adjustment points. The lower section adjusts the overall crutch height, while the upper section allows the arm cuff position to be adjusted independently.

What is the handle-height range?

The current product specification gives a handle-height range of 750mm (29.5") to 1050mm (41.5").

How should I set the crutch height?

Flexyfoot advises that the handle should be in line with the user's wrist when standing upright with the arms relaxed by the sides. Follow any individual fitting guidance provided by your healthcare professional.

How do I adjust the crutch height?

Remove the e-clip from the lower section, slide the inner tube to the required height, align the adjustment holes and securely reinsert the e-clip before using the crutch.

Can the arm cuff be adjusted?

Yes. Remove the e-clip from the upper section, move the cuff to a comfortable position, align the holes and securely reinsert the e-clip.

What is the maximum user weight?

The maximum user weight is 130kg (20 stone).

How much does each crutch weigh?

The stated weight is 790g per crutch.

Do the crutches have closed cuffs?

Yes. The Comfort Grip Double Adjustable Crutches use a closed forearm cuff, and the cuff position can be adjusted independently from the overall crutch height.

What is different about a Flexyfoot ferrule?

The Flexyfoot ferrule incorporates flexible bellows designed to absorb shock when the foot contacts the ground and help the foot remain in contact with the surface as the angle of the crutch changes.

Do Flexyfoot ferrules provide more grip?

Flexyfoot states that the hardwearing foot tread offers up to 50% more grip than a traditional ferrule. The level of grip still varies with the surface and conditions and is naturally reduced in wet conditions, snow and ice.

How do I know when the Flexyfoot foot needs replacing?

Check the wear markers on the underside of the foot regularly. Flexyfoot advises replacing the foot if it becomes damaged or the tread reaches the wear markers.

Can the Flexyfoot foot be replaced separately?

Yes. The foot can be separated from the ferrule collar and replaced when worn. The current product specification lists a Black replacement foot for these crutches.

What replacement ferrule do these crutches use?

The current product specification lists a 20mm Black replacement ferrule.

How should the Flexyfoot feet be cleaned?

Flexyfoot advises cleaning the feet with soap and water. Do not use abrasive substances.

What should I do if the ferrule collar becomes loose?

Flexyfoot advises stopping use immediately if the ferrule collar becomes loose or can easily be removed.

What colours are available?

Modern Mobility offers the crutches in Textured Black, Black, Pink, Orange, Red, Blue, Blackberry, British Racing Green, Grey and Lilac.

Are these the same as the Flexyfoot Soft Grip Double Adjustable Crutches?

No. This product is the Comfort Grip version. Modern Mobility also offers the Flexyfoot Soft Grip Double Adjustable Crutches as a separate product.

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