An attendant’s handle for the R82 Crocodile gait trainer, for a child who needs an adult close by while they are walking. It gives the carer or therapist a proper hold on the frame, so they can guide direction, slow the frame down or steady it on a slope without bending over and grabbing at the frame itself.
That upright hold matters for the adult’s back over a long therapy session, and it matters for the child too: a handle at the rear keeps the helper out of the child’s line of travel, so the child is still leading the walk rather than being pushed.
It suits early gait training, a child who is fatiguing towards the end of a session, and outdoor practice on uneven ground or gentle gradients where a little control from behind keeps things safe. It mounts to the smaller Crocodile frames.
