Probasics K3 Swing Away Elevated Leg w/Calf Pad 1 Pair

Why Choose the ProBasics K3 Swing Away Elevated Leg Rests

The ProBasics K3 Swing Away Elevated Leg Rests are designed as replacement or add-on accessories for compatible ProBasics K3 wheelchairs. They support the legs in an elevated position for comfort and positioning, while the calf pads add support behind the lower legs and the swing-away design makes transfers and entry/exit easier. Supplied as a pair with durable construction and a model-specific attachment, they're a practical upgrade or replacement part — useful for recovery, swelling support, and daily mobility, and for restoring full wheelchair function.

Key Features

✔ Pair of elevated leg rests

✔ Designed for compatible ProBasics K3 wheelchairs

✔ Swing-away design for easier transfers

✔ Includes calf pads for lower-leg support

✔ Helps elevate and support the legs

✔ Durable wheelchair accessory construction

✔ Useful replacement or upgrade part

✔ Model-specific attachment

✔ Suitable for daily wheelchair use

Benefits

✔ Helps improve leg comfort while seated

✔ Provides support for users who need leg elevation

✔ Swing-away design makes entry and exit easier

✔ Calf pads improve comfort behind the lower legs

✔ Useful for replacing missing or damaged leg rests

✔ Helps restore full wheelchair function

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Elevated leg support and lower-leg positioning

✔ Recovery and swelling support

✔ Injury support

✔ Easier transfers and entry/exit

✔ Caregiver-assisted daily mobility

Usage/Application

Ideal for compatible ProBasics K3 wheelchair users who need elevated leg support for comfort, positioning, recovery, swelling, injury support, or caregiver-assisted mobility. Confirm the leg rests match the specific ProBasics K3 wheelchair model by SKU before purchasing — supplied as a pair. Attach them according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensure they are securely locked in place before use, and swing them away or remove them for transfers. Set the elevation and calf-pad position to suit the user, and have a healthcare professional confirm leg-elevation positioning is appropriate. Discontinue use if a leg rest is loose, damaged, or not locking correctly.