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LARGER CRUTCH BAG FOR WHEELCHAIR    

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Picture of LARGER CRUTCH BAG FOR WHEELCHAIR The Larger Crutch Bag for Wheelchair is designed for use by people with lower extremity, walking or mobility disabilities who use crutches and a wheelchair. This bag, which is available made of nylon, sunbrella, or cordura, provides the means for transport a pair of crutches while seated in a wheelchair. The bag attaches to the back of a wheelchair and fits one pair of crutches in an upright position. It has a flap with a Velcro closure and a side pockets that are large enough to fit magazines or other personal items. DIMENSIONS (HxWxD): 20.5 x 17 x 2 inches.

Notes: Price listed does not include shipping and handling charges. ** Velcro is a registered trademark of Velcro Industries B.V.

Price: 69.90.

This product record was updated on June 11, 2012.

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Handicap Bag

950 77th Avenue
Oakland, California 94621
United States
Telephone: 510-569-5491.
Fax: 510-569-6496.
Web: http://www.handicapbag.com.
Email: info@handicapbag.com.


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