Description
The Lumex Bariatric Steel Crutches are push-button adjustable underarm crutches rated for 600 lb, in tall adult sizing. They give larger users a crutch actually built for their weight.
- 600 lb capacity
- Steel construction
- Push-button height adjustment
- Tall adult sizing
- Underarm crutch format
Crutch ratings are a quiet problem in bariatric care: standard crutches cap out well below the patients who need them after leg surgery. The 3615A solves it directly with a steel frame and a stated 600 lb capacity, push-button height adjustment and tall adult sizing. It is sold as Graham-Field packages it, a complete set in a case of one. For bariatric programs and larger home users, it removes the gamble from a basic recovery tool.
Features and Benefits
Bariatric Steel Build
Everything about the 3615A serves the rating: steel frame, positive push-button locks and tall sizing. It is a capacity product.
- 600 lb capacity
- Steel construction
- Push-button height adjustment
- Tall adult sizing
Format
The format is the familiar underarm crutch. Only the strength class changes, which is exactly what its users need.
- Underarm crutch format
- Sold as packaged, CS/1
- Part of the Lumex mobility range
- For injury and post-surgical recovery
Product Specifications
- Capacity: 600 lb
- Construction: Steel
- Adjustment: Push-button
- Size: Tall adult
- Packaging: As packaged by Graham-Field (CS/1)
- Packaging: Sold as CS/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Lumex Bariatric Steel Crutches?
When a 300 lb crutch will not do, the 3615A is the straightforward answer. Steel, 600 lb rated, tall sized and honestly specified.
- Stated 600 lb rating – The number is published, not implied – Clinicians can prescribe without guesswork
- Steel at this class – The material the rating requires – Structure matches the promise
- Tall sizing included – Height and weight needs covered together – One model serves the bariatric-tall overlap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity?
600 lb, stated in the McKesson listing for this model. It is the bariatric rating that defines the product.
Why steel?
At 600 lb, steel is the practical construction for an underarm crutch. The 3615A is built from steel with push-button adjustment.
What does CS/1 packaging mean?
It is Graham-Field's case-of-one packaging for this model. The price buys the complete crutch set as packaged.
Who uses bariatric crutches?
Larger users recovering from leg injuries or surgery who exceed standard crutch ratings. Standard crutches typically cap far below 600 lb.
Is it for tall adults?
The listing specifies Tall Adult sizing. Bariatric and tall overlap often, and this model covers both.
