
VISSCO Invalid New Folding Adjustable Walking Stick"L" Shape UN
VISSCO

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Tynor walking stick is effective in lower limb injuries
Walking stick is suitable for post-operative care
Designed to provide extra stability while walking
The broad four base offers extra firmness
The features that allow for height adjustment enable ideal load transport.
The top of the stick should touch your wrist crease while you are standing straight.
Holding your stick should be done with your elbow slightly bent.
Hold the stick in the hand that does not support the side.
Hold the stick with your left hand, for instance, if your right leg is hurt.
Keep safe from physical damage
Keep reach out of children
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals needing mild support for balance and stability during daily movement — helps improve walking confidence, reduce strain on the legs, and support safer mobility. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal for individuals experiencing weakness, minor leg injuries, or reduced balance — provides enhanced stability with its broad quadripod base, helping reduce the risk of falls and supporting safer walking. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with significant mobility challenges, neurological weakness, or physical disabilities — offers firm support, improved weight distribution, and assistance for safe and stable walking.

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