Tripod axillary crutch 15/MR.KP.06 — extendable underarm support

The 15/MR.KP.06 combines a stable 3-point base with a soft underarm pad for comfort. The extendable axillary section and dual height adjustment (20 mm increments) provide precise fitting to the user. Anodised aluminium keeps the weight low, while four reflectors improve low-light visibility.

Benefits

• 3-point base — greater stability than a single-tip crutch.
• Extendable underarm support — quick length adjustment of the axillary section.
• Dual height adjustment — 20 mm steps for both handgrip and axillary sections.
• Soft axillary pad — comfort during prolonged use.
• Steel-reinforced tips — durability and grip.
• Four reflectors — improved visibility in low light.
• Lightweight anodised aluminium — low weight, high strength.

Technical details

• Base: tripod (3 points of support).
• Adjustment: dual, 20 mm hole spacing.
• Underarm support: soft pad; axillary part extendable.
• Tips: steel-reinforced.
• Reflectors: 4 pcs.
• Material: anodised aluminium; plastic parts in black or grey.
• Product weight: ~1.21 kg; max user weight: up to ~120 kg.
• Height (floor → handgrip): ~72–86 cm.
• Height (floor → underarm support): ~122–136 cm.
• Distance (handgrip axis → axillary support): ~40–53 cm.
• Tripod leg height: ~17 cm.

* Dimensions may vary by ± 1 cm depending on the tip used.

Use cases

• Users with balance difficulties due to lower-limb disability.
• Adjunct after injuries and in degenerative/deforming conditions.
• Post-surgery when off-loading the affected limb is advised (often used on the healthy side to transfer body weight onto the tripod crutch).
• Advanced or bilateral conditions may require two tripod crutches.

How to set the height

Stand upright in shoes and set:
• the handgrip so the elbow flexes about 15–20°;
• the underarm section so you keep a 2–3-finger gap below the armpit (do not load directly into the axilla).

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