The ergonomic pelvic harness holds the pelvis securely in the Grillo so the client can step without rotating or sliding sideways in the frame. It supports without pressing, which matters for clients who cannot tolerate a firm band across the abdomen.
Where trunk control is limited, steadying the pelvis is often what unlocks a usable gait pattern: the legs are free, the trunk is quieter, and the therapist can spend the session on stepping, not on positioning.
It fastens at the front for a single carer to manage, and comes in large and medium to suit the bigger Grillo frames.
