Sharing Some Feedback on the Motivator Grip Multiple Thumb Positions
When we introduced the Motivator grip last Summer, one of the key features we highlighted was having two thumb positions. Each position provides ergonomic advantages – one gives you a stable hold and balance while the other reduces stress on hands and wrists and improves proprioception and stability.
While that is just one feature that makes the grip one-of-a-kind, we are extremely pleased by the amount of feedback we’ve received on having the option of either position, depending on need during a walk. In fact, one reviewer pointed out that they actually alternate thumb positions during a walk purely to help with arthritis.
We could not be happier with the response and that so many find the Motivator grip so beneficial. Thank you all for the support and the feedback, and remember…Let’s Get Out There!
York Nordic provided the best, thoughtful customer service I have ever encountered. I had purchased the wrong grip poles, so I emailed York Nordic, asking for advice. Lauren immediately sent me new poles while I returned and was credited for the originals.
I have used Smart Crutches for about 10 years now. They are great for limited weight bearing or if you’re like me and can’t bear weight on wrists and hands so the weight is instead shifted to the forearm which helps tremendously for chronic/long-term use! Would love to have more frame color options but it’s nice getting to decorate the cuffs!
These walking poles are exceptional. After spine surgery, and then some complications, these walking poles are a godsend. Using them encourages me to be mindful of my posture and more confident with balance while building endurance. I particularly like the contoured hand rests that enhance my comfort while gaining my stride.
I think these are incredibly comfortable! My forearm sizing fell at 9.1, and I wish I’d sized down (7.5 to 9) rather than selecting the 9.1-10 option, since it fits slightly too big and rides closer to my elbows than I would have liked! Overall pretty happy, though!