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RMS 35 Inch Long Leg Lifter - Durable & Rigid Hand Strap & Foot Loop - Ideal Mobility Tool for Wheelchair, Hip & Knee Replacement Surgery

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Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)


Features

  • LARGE LEG LIFTER LOOPS at each end make it simple to pull and lift your leg or cast into position.
  • DAILY LIVING AIDS IN THE RECOVERY from injuries or surgery. Excellent for those with limited mobility, knee, or hip replacement surgery. The RMS Leg Lifter Straps are also great for physical therapists and occupational therapist.
  • RIGID STRAP: The 1 strap fabric is made of a high quality woven fabric that is light in weight but strong and will last for a long time. The metal Rod sewn inside the fabric strap is made of a Zinc Alloy designed to be strong yet bendable and durable through repeated use.
  • EASY TO USE & TRAVEL FRIENDLY: Easy to use, no assembly required, and its easy to store when traveling. Simply bend in half and store.

Brand: RMS


Special Feature: Anti Slip, Lightweight, Portable


Color: Dark Blue


Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)


Age Range (Description): Adult


Brand: RMS


Special Feature: Anti Slip, Lightweight, Portable


Color: Dark Blue


Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)


Age Range (Description): Adult


Recommended Uses For Product: Wheelchair,Hip,Knee Replacement Surgery,Vehicle


Use for: Legs


Material: Zinc Alloy


Number of Pieces: 1


Pattern: Solid


Item Weight: 0.31 Pounds


Specific Uses For Product: Mobility Aid


UPC: 811188021882


Manufacturer: Royal Medical Solutions


Product Dimensions: 35"L x 1"W


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Weight: 5 ounces


Item model number: 4332476966


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 11, 2017


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  • Leg lifter post surgery best
Size: 42 Inch (Pack of 1)
This leg lifter is the best product I think I’ve bought in a long time. After my surgery, it helped me lift my leg up on the bed. It also helped me lift my leg out of the car. It’s compact and can be carried anywhere. It’s wonderful.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Elizabeth Rizzo

  • This exactly what I thought I would need!
Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)
I purchased the leg lifter because I knew I would probably need it for my upcoming surgery , which I later cancelled as I’ll tell you later on. I was having revision knee replacement surgery on my right knee because after the first replacement hurt so badly, I wanted my leg amputated after the second day of my first TKA. I was chronically in pain the whole time I wore it- 5 yrs+. After two years, I went investigating myself possible reasons why it would hurt like that and I read about metal allergies. Long story short, it took me three years and five orthopedic surgeons to say that they don’t believe in metal allergies until I finally found a surgeon that offered a blood test to test for metal allergies and it costs $435 and it’s not covered by insurance but I wanted it done anyway .Through the test I found that I am highly reactive to Nickel, and so I had to find a surgeon that used nickel free implants and thankfully I found one. I had the surgery two weeks ago and I’m walking without assistance (no walkers or canes) I could not believe how great my new knee felt as I took my first steps on the day of the surgery. I was doing stairs the following day, and I was ready to go home! I practiced using the leg lifter before I went to the hospital and it worked great! As far as any lack of instructions go, it surprises me how people can operate an iPhone without any instructions, yet they don’t know how to unfold the leg lifter? I had no problem unfolding it - it’s straight and it works great. There’s no kinking, bunching or bending as was mentioned in another Reviews. I did use it for one of my post surgery knee exercises for the heel slides. I used it to pull my foot closer to my body to gain more flexion and I’m already passed 90° I’m like 110° 2 weeks after surgery! I expected a lot more pain than what I had after this surgery! And this revision was a three hour surgery instead of a normal two hours surgery. So find a surgeon that you feel comfortable with and you trust, doesn’t try to talk you out of what you need. Don’t be afraid to say, “NO!” With one surgeon, I was 4 days away from surgery and I canceled it. Firstly, I never met the surgeon which was a big red flag and then other doctors were telling me about complications that doctor had and some of his patients needed amputations! After I asked his PA, if he does revision total knee replacement, the PA said he does them on a “case by case” basis. Needless to say, I left there as soon as I could and I was never going back. Update! I just had my left knee transplant surgery 12 days ago (3 months from right knee TKA) and I’m still using the leg lifter for 2 PT exercises instead of a towel. It’s so much easier than trying to use a towel! My knee is still very tight and doing any flexion exercises don’t hurt at all, it’s just that it’s so tight, I can’t get the bend that I want. I checked my calendar and remembered that I first saw my outside PT 3 weeks from surgery and I was able to sit with my ankles crossed underneath the chair! My therapist kept asking, “Doesn’t that hurt?” I told him it doesn’t. I worked really hard on the flexion exercises because I wanted to get full range of motion and the only way to do so was to be consistent and thorough with all exercises they want you to do. I got my flexion angle to 120 degrees which I think is what they want. 🤣 I was able to put full weight on my surgery leg after surgery when they got me up the day of surgery. Boy, was I scared! Remember my first nickel transplant was extremely painful and I wasn’t able to put any weight on my surgery leg. The PT accused me of not trying. I was in excruciating pain because of the unknown nickel allergy. So ladies, if you can’t wear cheap pierced earrings, you may want to ask to have the metal allergy test done before surgery. If the surgeons say they don’t know about any test, that’s most likely because they only do nickel transplants. Surgeons seem learn only on a specific kind of transplant and most are make of nickel. I heard some docs don’t believe in the blood tests though. Skin allergy tests don’t work because this is an internal transplant and not something that will cause contact dermatitis. So if you need a knee transplant, ask as many questions as you want! If you’re not comfortable with the surgeon, go find another. My doctor was my first D.O. surgeon I have ever gone to and I really liked him a lot! That’s not saying that I’ll switch to all D.O. doctors, yet I was very happy with him from the first consultation! He spent 15+ minutes with us and that’s not normal. We’ll, as usual, another long review, yet I believe it’s all important to stand up for yourself and say “No!” when you’re uncomfortable. I’ve dealt with some mental health doctors who have a “god complex” thinking they know better than we do. They don’t and when one doc went against our daughter’s wishes as stated on our MPOA , we got the Patient Advocate involved. They are there to fight WITH YOU against the system! We even were able to talk to the director a long time. Due to ours and others complaints, he didn’t last longer at that hospital. Our daughter did not want to take a certain medication because she didn’t like how it made her feel and nether did we. So when she told us that her made her take it, we went immediately to the hospital to confront him by going through the Patient Advocate first! Most people don’t know about PA’s in hospitals, yet they are there and so willingly to help! I really went off topic, yet my mind won’t stop when one subject leads to another! Have a great day! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2022 by Cathy

  • Leg lifter, helper.
Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)
This product has helped me get in and out of my car so many times. It’s wonderful to use. It’s lightweight, retains it shape and doesn’t rip.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by Susan

  • Great to have after having hip replacement surgery
Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)
After having hip replacement surgery this tool was recommended by my surgeon to help lift my leg during recovery whether to lay down on the couch or to get into bed. It works very well, but you truly only need it for a month or so and then it serves no purpose. It’s made of high-quality material. It’s very sturdy and it does the job that is supposed to. It does make it easy to use and easier to lift your leg after surgery. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025 by FRANK

  • Great for knee surgery recovery!
Size: 42 Inch (Pack of 1)
One of the most simple yet effective items made! Great for lifting your leg after knee surgery! I actually send one to each of my friends as they get ready for their surgery.
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Traveler742

  • Excellent tool for post op care!
Size: 35 Inch (Pack of 1)
My wife just had a total knee replacement. The leg lifter was recommended by the Physical Therapist. It works great. She can maneuver her leg onto the chair, couch or bed without my help. She likes being more self sufficient. It lifts her leg and her spirits. Highly recommended!
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer

  • Exceptional product
Size: 42 Inch (Pack of 1)
Purchased the product because recommended by my moms occupational therapist after she had a total knee. It has been an exceptional assist for her to independently elevate and assist with some knee exercises.
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025 by Pamela K. Bates

  • An absolute must!!
Size: 42 Inch (Pack of 1)
Best thing ever after a hip surgery. Maneuvers leg into bed with no pain! Having it a ridged strap works great, if it didn’t have the metal in it you would have a difficult time strapping to your foot
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025 by Amazon Customer

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