BIOS Living Aluminum Crutches (Adult Medium)
Lightweight, Adjustable, and Reliable Mobility Support

The BIOS Living Aluminum Crutches – Adult Medium are designed to provide adults with durable, lightweight, and comfortable mobility support. Perfect for individuals recovering from injuries, surgery, or temporary mobility limitations, these crutches feature a sturdy aluminum frame, jumbo contoured crutch tips for superior traction, and a push-button height adjustment for a perfect, personalized fit.

Key Features:

Durable Lightweight Aluminum Construction
Strong yet easy to maneuver, allowing users to maintain mobility without unnecessary fatigue.

Push-Button Height Adjustment
Quickly adjust the crutches to the optimal height for comfort and proper posture.

Jumbo Contoured Crutch Tips
Provide excellent grip on a variety of surfaces, reducing the risk of slips and falls.

Latex-Free
Safe for users with latex allergies or sensitivities.

Sold as a Pair
Ensures balanced support on both sides of the body.

Specifications:

• Weight Capacity: 300 lbs / 136 kg
• Size: Adult Medium 5'2" – 5'10" / 157 – 178 cm

Proper Height and Fit Adjustment:

1. Stand Tall with Shoes On: Shoes should have low heels and good support for maximum stability.
2. Position Crutches Correctly: Place the crutches under your arms. Arms should hang naturally with 2–3 finger widths between your armpit and the top of the crutch.
3. Adjust Hand Grips: Hand grips should align with wrist level while arms are relaxed, ensuring proper weight distribution.

Important Safety Tips: Avoid leaning on the tops of your crutches. Weight should be supported through your hands. Leaning on the tops may cause numbness, tingling, or discomfort in your arms. Always ensure crutch tips maintain full contact with the ground for stability.

Why Choose BIOS Living Aluminum Crutches?

These crutches combine ergonomic design, adjustable height, and lightweight aluminum construction to provide safe, comfortable mobility for adults of average height. They are ideal for temporary support during rehabilitation, injury recovery, or any situation requiring mobility assistance.