When a client cannot bear weight through the hands, the Rehasense Navigator takes the load through the forearms instead, on supports that adjust in height, length and angle so each arm can be positioned to suit the client rather than forced into one shape.
That makes it the go-to for wrist or hand pain, weakness or fixed deformity, including rheumatoid arthritis, wrist fractures and post-surgical restrictions. It also helps a client who walks with a flexed trunk and needs an upright surface to push into and straighten against.
The wheels are covered in TPE and sized for footpaths as well as indoor floors, and the frame passes through standard internal doorways, so it works at home and not just in a rehabilitation gym. Hand brakes lock for parking, there is a seat for rest stops, and the shopping bag means the client can carry something without losing a hand. It arrives ready to use and folds down for a car boot.
Good to know
- Supplied ready to use, no assembly required
- This is the large size, with a 900 to 1150 mm support height range; check it against the client’s standing elbow height
- Folds to 280 mm wide for a car boot
Forearm walkers need setting up for the individual.
