The leg prompt manages what the legs do below the seat. It sets the position of one or both legs to control scissoring or excessive abduction, which keeps the pelvis square and stops the whole sitting position unravelling from the bottom up.
For a client with increased tone through the adductors, holding the legs in a settled position often quietens the trunk as well, and they sit for longer before fatigue sets in. For a client with low tone and legs that roll out, it stops the feet drifting off the footboard.
It is padded, adjusts in and out, and removes for transfers. Sizes follow the chair, so order to match the frame your client already uses.
