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CRUTCH POCKET    

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Picture of CRUTCH POCKET The Crutch Pocket is a carrying bag for crutches designed for use by individuals with mobility or walking disabilities. Designed to carry small items, this pack is made with two layers of soft polar fleece surrounded by a cushioned layer of medical-grade foam. It is designed to fit most standard adult- and youth-sized underarm crutches without removing the existing rubber pad or the hand grip. A Velcro-style closure keeps items securely inside, with an additional outside pocket for extras. COLORS: Black, cobblestone, moss green, grape ape, peek-a-blue, orange fuzz, tickled pink, shamrock, daisy dukes, and paisley explosion.

Notes: Polar Fleece and Velcro are registered trademarks.

Price: 19.95 .

This product record was updated on July 20, 2010.

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Crutch Buddies

1005 Marion Ave.
Grand Haven, Michigan 49417
United States
Telephone: 800- 846-1224.
Web: http://crutchbuddies.com.
Email: tawnya@crutchbuddies.com.


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