TK Care Lightweight Forearm Crutch – TKCR 103

TKCR 103 Forearm Crutch – Lightweight, Adjustable Support for Enhanced Mobility and Confidence
The TKCR 103 Forearm Crutch by TK Care is a thoughtfully engineered mobility aid created for people who need dependable, ergonomic walking support. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, dealing with a chronic condition, or looking for greater independence in daily movement, this forearm crutch offers strength, stability, and all-day comfort.

Perfect for use in rehabilitation, aged care, or NDIS-supported mobility programs, the TKCR 103 combines modern design with medical-grade practicality—making it ideal for short- or long-term mobility needs.

Key Features & Benefits
Height Adjustable for a Custom Fit
With a user-friendly height adjustment system, the TKCR 103 easily accommodates a variety of body types. This ensures a personalized, ergonomic posture—essential for reducing shoulder and wrist strain during long-term use.

Lightweight Yet Durable Aluminum Frame
Constructed from high-strength aluminum, this crutch is lightweight enough for effortless daily use, yet strong enough to provide reliable support during rehabilitation or long-term mobility needs.

Ergonomic Forearm Cuff & Handgrip
The open-style plastic forearm support offers freedom of movement while ensuring a secure brace. The textured handgrip is molded for natural hand placement, improving comfort and reducing fatigue.

Non-Slip Rubber Ferrule for Extra Grip
The base of the crutch features a durable rubber tip that provides superior traction on a variety of surfaces—including tile, carpet, pavement, and more. This helps reduce the risk of slipping both indoors and outdoors.

Integrated Reflector for Low-Light Safety
For added visibility during nighttime or dim environments, the crutch includes a built-in reflector. This safety detail makes it an excellent choice for outdoor walkers or users with early-morning or evening routines.

Ideal For:
Users recovering from leg, ankle, or knee surgery

Individuals with chronic mobility conditions (e.g. MS, arthritis)

Seniors requiring extra balance and walking support

NDIS participants needing reliable daily mobility aids

Physiotherapy and rehab clients building lower body strength