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The Knee Abduction Straps are designed for use when a urinal is used or independent transfer is desired. The webbed, padded straps contact the thigh and are held in position with a cam-style buckle. Model 25100 ($68) is a complete set with 7/8 inch tubing clamps for mounting to the wheelchair frame; model 25110 ($30) includes the straps only. Both are sold in pairs.

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Miller's Adaptive Technologies

2023 Rumig Road
Akron, Ohio 44320-3819
United States
Telephone: 800-837-4544 or 330-753-9799.
Fax: 330-572-2603 or 866-572-2603.
Web: http://www.millersadaptive.com/.


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