Flexyfoot shock absorbing cap

These flexyfoot caps are sold individually.

Flexible and shock absorbing caps for under the crutches. This innovative crutch cap provides more comfort but also more safety and grip.

The patented suspension system is inspired by 4x4 shock absorbers of a car and offers you more safety and comfort than the traditional rubber cap. As soon as the walking support touches the ground, the forces in your body are dampened. This relieves pain and reduces the impact on your joints, such as wrists, elbows, shoulders, back and neck.

More grip and shock absorbing!

It doesn't matter at what angle you place the stool. Flexyfoot always maintains full contact with the ground. Because the lower foot can rotate 360° independently of the walking aid, this even applies when changing direction. You will experience more stability and a greatly improved grip on any terrain, especially on smooth and uneven surfaces. Because the tread is always straight on the ground, these caps also wear much less, which means they last a long time. In addition, checking for wear is very easy. When the tread is worn down to the marking, you only need to replace the lower part. The black tread leaves no marks or stripes and is very quiet on hard surfaces, such as laminate and tile floors.

This new Flexyfoot model comes with black rings so you can adjust the resistance of the caps yourself.

These caps have approximately the same diameter as the standard crutch caps (40mm diameter) only they are a lot higher, which extends your crutch. If you have adjustable crutches you can set them 1 or 2 positions lower. If you have custom crutches you will have to shorten them a bit.
Maximum load capacity up to 125 kg per pair.

The Flexyfoot is available for 4 crutch sizes (this concerns the diameter of the tube at the bottom, but you can also measure the circumference of the tube)
- 16 mm (circumference approx. 5 cm)
- 19 mm (circumference approx. 6 cm)
- 22 mm (circumference approx. 7 cm)
- 25 mm (circumference approx. 8 cm)

The caps fit very tightly on the tubes, put the caps in hot water for a few minutes and you can put them on with more ease!
Fit the Flexyfoot by pressing the 'top' onto the tube of your crutch. Moistening it with a little water and twisting it a bit can make the Flexyfoot fit around the tube a bit easier (you will need a bit of force to do this). Ensure a tight fit by pushing the Flexyfoot as far as possible onto your aid. The foot should be able to turn freely without having to unscrew it. Please note: do not use if the cap is not firmly attached to the crutch. You can unscrew the tread by pulling it and turning it at the same time, you can also screw it back under by pushing and turning it until it clicks into place.
You should replace the tread (the foot) when the profile is worn or when the suspension is no longer working properly. The 'top part' only needs to be replaced when it is damaged or no longer properly attached to the tube.