Crutch design has remained largely the same in function and aesthetic for hundreds of years, despite significant advancement in surrounding medical technology. Crutches are used to assist thousands of people every year, yet are subject to a wide range of criticisms regarding their usability, functionality and comfort. Physical issues such as pain, discomfort, a lack of stability and support, and damage to the musculoskeletal system as a result of crutch use, are furthered by the psychological issues which arise from having to use these uncomfortable, medical devices which attract attention to a perceived weakness. The combination of these physical and psychological impacts of crutch use can have a substantial effect on the user’s recovery process and impact on their ability to go about their everyday lives.

The solution to these problems is the Recover Crutch - an adaptable crutch system for temporary users. The Recover Crutch is an adjustable, adaptable crutch/walking stick combination mobility aid which assists and supports the user throughout their recovery process. The Recover Crutch is designed to offer optimal comfort, support and mobility to the user, making a tough time in their lives a little bit easier. The Recover Crutch is adjustable to suit 99% of the population, with ergonomic and innovative features including pressure distributing Technogel grips, a self stabilising, traction crutch foot, and shock absorbing structure, the Recover Crutch stands out above the competition as a product designed to meet the needs of the user, their context and environment.