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Back into the LifeGlider and grip the handles to 
keep steady. Wiggle back and center yourself 
on the padded seat. The seat should be 
positioned comfortably just beneath your tail 
bone.

 

(Ensure proper seat position and if necessary, 
adjust the device height before continuing.)

 

 

Place your feet flat on the ground, shoulder- 
width apart. Buckle the security belt and 
tighten it so it’s snug, but not pinched.

 

Check your position and feel some pressure on 
your seat bones.

 

Take a moment to get comfortable in the device 
until it feels right. Device height should be set 
correctly, seat position should be comfortable, 
and the belt should be snug and secure. You 
know you’re in the proper position when you 
can slightly bend your knees without feeling like 
you are slipping down.

 

Lean forwards and backwards in a semi-seated 

position, and adjust the security belt so you feel 
balanced.* The seat should not be so high that 
you must fully extend your legs or lock your legs 
in order to touch the ground.

 

 

*Amputees are advised to be cautious as the 
center of gravity may be slightly higher on the 
torso due to the amputation.

 

 

When comfortable, slowly remove one hand 
from the handgrip, then the other. Move or 
swing your arms gently up and down.

 

Summary of Contents for LifeGlider

Page 1: ...er Personal Mobility Device Welcome to the LifeGlider a unique ambulatory assistive device designed to permit safe upright hands free mobility and to reduce falls Please refer to this manual before us...

Page 2: ...vided as a single pre assembled unit comprised of a metal frame with two hinged arms four wheels an integrated padded seat a security belt a wheel lock and hand grips HAND GRIP SECURITY BELT WHEEL LOC...

Page 3: ...pounds 113 kg Can stand for approximately one minute long enough to fastenthe security belt Possess sufficient cognitive function to follow instructions and use the device safely The LifeGlider can al...

Page 4: ...ould I Use the LifeGlider Patients who need assistance and support walking and are over 18 years of age can use the device as needed Discontinue use if you feel uncomfortable or fatigued If you are no...

Page 5: ...fully protrudes from hole corresponding to new height setting Make sure all legs are set to the same height Moving wheel lock from right side default to left The wheel lock is useful when getting int...

Page 6: ...until it feels right Device height should be set correctly seat position should be comfortable and the belt should be snug and secure You know you re in the proper position when you can slightly bend...

Page 7: ...device ensure it is within reach Use the wheel lock handle to lock the wheels or consider positioning the LifeGlider against a wall to help prevent it from moving Align your feet shoulder width apart...

Page 8: ...airs Using the LifeGlider in a manner inconsistent with its intended use voids the warranty The warranty does not cover damage caused by mishandling or inappropriate use If you experience problems wit...

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