39'' Long Leg Lifter, Rigid Strap for Knee & Hip Replacement Recovery, Orange Aluminum & Nylon, Helps Independent Movement in Bed, Bath, Vehicle & Wheelchair

39" Leg Lifter worked just as described. It is made with soft cloth material, but has a strong metal core which gives it rigidity to help support your leg when you lift it. The foot support is large, so it holds the foot better than a thin one. It also has multiple hand holds on it, so it allows you to choose which hand hold you need when your leg is straight or bent at the knee. Overall a great leg lifter. I have an artificial left hip and I use it all of the time.

Behaves almost like a super pipe cleaner! Instead of pushing rope, you can guide this to your foot. Very handy and colored makes it easy to find.

I have lymphedema and this is a great help getting into bed. It could helpful getting in and out of the car, too.

I’m 2 weeks post op for my left THR. This has been a god send. It’s sturdy, the thin wires that run through it maintain the shape so it doesn’t collapse when used. I liken it to hook a duck when trying to pop the end over my foot. It’s a good size so would fit the largest of feet with nice soft padding for the foot and also on the handles. It’s extremely lightweight. I’m 5’5 so it’s perfect for short and tall people. I have used it to help me to lift my operated leg up on the sofa and the bed. It’s hasn’t caused me any pain and the handles are sited at perfect intervals for any individual height. I have been using it for physio too helps me to perform leg raising exercises comfortably. It folds down well though I have no need to. I bought the orange (fave colour) makes it easy to see. The webbing I should think is easy to clean. I think it’s very fairly priced given its made my life much easier post op, it’s easy to use but it will be popped into the cupboard in its storage bag within a few weeks.

This was a huge help after I had a total knee replacement. I used it to help me lift my leg over the side of the bathtub so I could take a shower and to help me with physical therapy. It is now put away in my "medical supply room" for when the other knee has to be replaced some day.