01 / Clinical care
Clinics and surgeons
Recommend or provide Mobilegs for post-op recovery, injury care, and patients who need a more considered underarm crutch.
Best for clinics, hospitals and surgical teams
Make them yours
One decal set covers both crutches. Apply it after delivery.

Recommend, provide, stock, or custom-brand an ergonomic underarm crutch designed to make recovery more comfortable.
Choose the program that fits your organization, then send one inquiry to reach the right person.
01 / Clinical care
Recommend or provide Mobilegs for post-op recovery, injury care, and patients who need a more considered underarm crutch.
Best for clinics, hospitals and surgical teams
02 / Recovery teams
Support gait training and daily mobility with ergonomic features designed around how the body bears weight and moves.
Best for PT, OT and athletic training
03 / Reseller programs
Stock a differentiated crutch line with partner support, straightforward product education, and custom-branding options.
Best for DME, wholesale and storefronts
A slim vertical badge sized to the Mobilegs face — your logo running top to bottom, with an optional QR.




One template, your brand dropped in and turned to fit — produced and applied by us, consistent on every crutch.
Place your badge on Mobilegs to keep your clinic visible during recovery and invite conversation about your practice. We handle production and application.
Measured head-to-head in a biomechanics study at Iowa State University.
| Measured in the ISU study | Standard axillary | Mobilegs |
|---|---|---|
| Distributed underarm pressure | Baseline (high) | 45% lower |
| Peak concentrated pressure | Baseline (high) | 47% lower |
| Ground contact & braking | Abrupt, higher forces | Smoother, lower |
| Hip strain | Higher | Reduced |
Source: Iowa State University, Department of Kinesiology
of users preferred Mobilegs over standard crutches
Source: 2012 Mobilegs user preference study.
Researchers evaluated gait, joint loading, and comfort — Mobilegs led in all three.
Smoother ground contact and lower ground-reaction forces mean less joint strain and a more controlled gait.
Up to 47% less underarm pressure and reduced braking forces — lowering the risk of nerve compression and slips.
Higher comfort ratings at the shoulders, hands, and underarms — so patients tolerate crutch use longer.
Clinics, dealers, and retailers — apply below and we'll follow up within one business day.