In the well-known American drama "Doctor House", the image of the male protagonist House lame with a cane is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. The image of the cane in the play often changes, and the T-shaped, very gentlemanly crutch is from Hugo Mobility.
Hugo Mobility is a Canadian durable medical device company with a strong performance in the North American market for its medical products. It occupies the top three sales on Amazon all year round, and it is also a must-recommend brand for crutch evaluations such as Ezvid Wiki, bestadvisor and mywalkingaid. In October 2016, Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare acquired Hugo to strengthen its market position in Canada.
Unlike Millennial Medical, which focuses on crutches, Hugo Mobility focuses on wheelchairs and canes. A portion of Hugo Mobility's sales are dedicated to supporting the Canadian Society of MS (Multiple Sclerosis), a central nervous system disorder made up of the brain and spinal cord, with symptoms including balance problems such as vertigo. Hugo Mobility's crutches are recognized by the MS Association of Canada to assist people with sclerosis.
The Hugo Mobility crutches are all retractable, the aircraft-grade aluminum alloy stand is both lightweight and sturdy, the handle design and material absorb shocks and shocks, the reflective wristband carried on the handle end increases night visibility, and the retractable length is friendly to users of 152cm-198cm tall, and is priced between $17-$27.
The only armpit crutches, the Hugo Comfort Max, offers the ultimate in value for money. Although not as eye-catching as Millennial Medical's armpit crutches, the basic style has already encapsulated all the needs of armpit users. It is the perennial No. 1 seller in Amazon's crutch category, and the No. 1 in Ezvid Wiki's 2018 The 10 Best Crutches. Available in three sizes for people from 137cm to 198cm tall and up to 300 pounds. Thicker underarm padding reduces upper limb stress and fatigue, and the washable handle is wrapped in natural sponge to absorb shock shocks and resist sweat. It's only a third of the price of the In-Motion Pro crutches at $23.9.
Its cane series not only has conventional models such as folding canes and four-legged canes, but also claw-type canes that are not common in the domestic market. The $26.95 Hugo Quadpod Offset Cane is the pinnacle of the claw cane. It's a lightweight version of the Hugo Quad Cane, a four-legged cane from Hugo Mobility, which is 80% more compact and can support up to 300 pounds, but only 1.4 pounds on its own. The claw-shaped feet stand independently to ensure stability without being clumsy. The shock-absorbing, cushioned top handle fits snugly in the palm of your hand, and the standard reflective wrist strap improves nighttime safety.
