- Each side is independently adjusted for the most comfortable hand placement
- For use with all posterior Safety Rollers
- Patients who cannot grasp a standard handlebar use vertical handgrips
- The vertical handgrips extend, pronate, supinate and have a 45-degree angle
- When both vertical handgrips are placed in the prone position, they can be used as a horizontal handlebar
For use with all posterior Safety Rollers. Patients who cannot grasp a standard handlebar use vertical handgrips. The vertical handgrips extend, pronate, supinate and have a 45-degree angle. Each side is independently adjusted for the most comfortable hand placement. When both vertical handgrips are placed in the prone position, they can be used as a horizontal handlebar.
- For use with all posterior Safety Rollers
- Patients who cannot grasp a standard handlebar use vertical handgrips
- The vertical handgrips extend, pronate, supinate and have a 45-degree angle
- Each side is independently adjusted for the most comfortable hand placement
- When both vertical handgrips are placed in the prone position, they can be used as a horizontal handlebar