What separates todd from a static stander is that the child can go somewhere. Two large drive wheels with hand rims mean they push themselves across the classroom while standing, instead of standing in a corner waiting to be moved.
The centre column tilts from 0 to 15 degrees, which lets you move between an active upright phase and a more supported one without taking the child out. The pelvic frame depth adjusts on a crank, so fine-tuning the position takes seconds rather than spanners.
- Height range 750 to 1750 mm, elbow height 500 to 990 mm, stride length 300 to 840 mm
- Centre column tilt 0 to 15 degrees
- Maximum user weight 80 kg
- Drive wheels with hand rims for independent movement, adjustable camber
- Chest support pad adjustable for height and width, with lateral guide
- Pelvic frame depth adjustable by crank
- Back support strap and an abducted frame with clear space for access
- Split footrests adjustable for height, depth and angle, optional heel edges and ankle straps
- Removable posterior support pads and a fold-down support for transfers
- Suspended support wheels with a parking brake
- Optional therapy table
- Schuchmann guide: GMFCS levels III to IV
The child needs enough upper limb function to push the rims for this to be worth choosing over a fixed stander. Test that first.
Book a trial and we will bring it to the school so the child can try moving in it where they will actually use it.
