How to Carry a Walking Aid While Operating Your Mobility Scooter
Are you planning on going on vacation, taking a business trip, or visiting family over the holidays? For most individuals, this would be a simple enough task to complete. For others, like those who have recently suffered from a illness or injury that has made it difficult to walk or stand, this is a cumbersome task.
There’s always the option to take your cane, crutches, or walker everywhere you go, but what happens when you grow tired waiting in a line at the airport or standing around waiting for the parade to begin on your Disney vacation? That’s when you need a mobility scooter. These battery powered vehicles make it easy for you to get from point A to point B without any problems.
Of course, you don’t always need a mobility scooter. If you’re faced with a flight of stairs and no wheelchair ramp, or if you’re just making your way from the bed to the bathroom in your hotel room, you want to have an alternative mobility aid handy. Juggling walking aids like crutches, walkers, and canes while driving a scooter can be difficult though. So what do you do?
Holders for Your Mobility Aids
Carrying your mobility aids while riding a scooter can be a problem, but it doesn’t have to be when you use the right holder. These special bags are designed specifically to be attached to mobility chairs so they can hold your cane or walker without risking damage to the expensive equipment or your rented mobility chair. They are compact, easy to use, and make regaining your independence as safe as possible.
- Walkers- Want to take your walker with you when using your rented mobility chair? A walker holder for mobility scooters can be held to the back of a scooter with a few buckles and straps. The walker can then be folder up and placed upside down in the holder, with the legs pointing up.
- Canes- Cane holders are long, thin, and made specifically to hold canes in an upright position. Various types of holders are available on the market today, and the type of scooter you rent will determine the one you’ll need. No matter which holder you purchase, however, you’ll feel confident about your decision; that’s because the holder prevents the cane from sticking out where it could be run into and prevents it from becoming caught in the scooter’s tires.
- Crutches- Crutches are long, cumbersome devices that are sometimes necessary to use after you’ve suffered an injury like a broken bone or sprain. When you’re renting a mobility scooter, don’t let them get in the way. Use a crutch holder to perfectly carry the crutches on the back of the mobility scooter.
Want the convenience of being able to take advantage of both a mobility scooter and your mobile walking aid? Check out our Orlando scooter rentals for the best prices on mobility scooters, then purchase the right holder to fit on the back of the scooter for an easy way to ensure your independence and safety.
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