- Full 4” width for added comfort, pressure distribution and reduced friction
- Three fixed horizontal handles and two vertical sliding handles that assure optimal handle location
- High strength, non-slip, slide lock buckle
- Three fixed and two sliding handles
- Fits most bariatric residents
- Padded and unpadded models available
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Description
Key Features
- Enhanced pressure distribution offers optimal comfort
- Reduces friction
- Metal or side release buckle
- Easy to use, easy to care
These transfer belts are 4″ wide for added comfort and enhanced pressure distribution with sliding handles for added safety.
Residents who require assistance in transfer and or ambulation should be ambulated
with the assistance of a transfer belt. The belt helps to prevent caregiver back injury and is more comfortable when assisting in resident transfer. The belts provide greater contact with the resident than normal 2” gait belts which helps minimize pressure and friction between the belt and resident by distributing the loads over a greater area.
Supportive Gait Belts: Our Gait Belts are designed to provide vital assistance to caregivers during patient mobility and transfers. They serve as dependable aids, offering a secure surface for caregivers to hold onto, ensuring patients' safety and comfort.
Caregiver Well-Being: Beyond aiding patients, these belts prioritize caregiver health and safety. They offer additional support to minimize the risk of back injuries among caregivers, enhancing overall well-being.
Sturdy and Versatile: These gait belts feature a robust 4-inch width and and 5-feet long or can be customized to meet specific requirements. Their durability guarantees long-term performance and they are easy to clean.
Diverse Options: Our range of gait belts offers various configurations to suit your needs. Whether you prefer standard or heavy-duty webbing and opt for metal or Delrin buckles, we provide a range of choices to accommodate your preferences.
Skil-Care Specializes In: Bed and wheelchair positioning, mattresses, skin protection, gait and transfer assistance, exercise, bariatric accessories, sensory stimulation, physical restraints and numerous other products that are essential.
