Children using the Crocodile walking aid often manage the walking but tire before the session is over, or need weight taken off the legs to keep their pattern clean. The sling seat provides partial weight bearing so the child can stay upright and keep going.
It mounts to the Crocodile’s back and side support system and carries the pelvis, which lets a therapist set how much load the legs take and change that as endurance builds. For a school or therapy setting it means a walking program can run for a useful length of time, not stop at the first sign of fatigue.
Two sizes cover the Crocodile range.
