Project Description
Rifton Products
Mobile Stander
Mobile Stander
Provides mobility, independence and freedom to explore
Provides mobility, independence and freedom to explore
Standing skills. Social skills.
Eye to eye, smile to smile – engaging with peers is so much more rewarding for individuals with special needs when they can interact in an upright and mobile position. And the Mobile Stander, a mobile prone stander, makes it easy – even for those with no weight-bearing ability. NOTE: This product was formerly the Dynamic Stander.
The Mobile Stander provides new independence and standing mobility for wheelchair-bound clients. More importantly, this Mobile Stander helps strengthen critical motor skills so a user can progress toward independent standing.
Download the Mobile Stander brochure.
Benefits of using a Mobile Stander
Freedom to explore
With the Mobile Stander’s removable large wheels in place, clients can self-propel in a standing position – free to explore their surroundings alongside (and often ahead of!) their playmates.- Freedom to participate
Remove its large wheels, and the Mobile Stander easily rolls right up to a table or a counter enabling participation in crafts and other stationary activities. - Skillbuilding in action
With regular use, the Mobile Stander provides a way for clients to strengthen motor skills and work toward independent standing.
Freedom to exploreRead more about the important physical and social benefits of the Mobile Stander.
Features
The Mobile Stander rolls easily and supports standing mobility from non-weight-bearing to full weight-bearing.
The Mobile Stander rolls easily and supports standing mobility from non-weight-bearing to full weight-bearing.
The body support adjusts according to the user’s size and requirements. A child who is 25″ tall fits into the mini Mobile Stander, while the large Mobile Stander can accommodate a young adult up to 65″ tall.
Optional arm prompts help clients develop greater head and shoulder control. They can be removed as control improves.
The optional and fully adjustable communication tray holds small objects or activities for easy access while standing.
A soft fleecy strap provides the client with back or neck support while standing.
Our unique, adjustable seat pad allows gradual increases in weight-bearing and develops standing mobility skills. The Mobile Stander supports zero weight-bearing clients, enabling even double amputees to be upright and mobile.
Knee straps provide abduction when desired. (Extras are available on request.)
Optional large wheels pop on and off with the push of a button. Wheel locks provide security, spoke guards protect fingers, and hand rims keep hands clean. This photo shows the Mobile Stander in use without the large wheels.
The Mobile Stander’s large wheels each come with a lock that the user can operate to keep his or her stander firmly in place. Once ready to move, the wheel locks can be easily released.
The Mobile Stander’s deck is extra wide for simpler transfers and more user participation in the sit-to-stand process which is so vital in achieving standing mobility.
Large casters allow the Mobile Stander to move easily during activities, yet lock securely during transfer.
Carmakers believe in the long-term benefits of baked-on powder coating. So do we.
Designed to stand up to wind and weather, our colors also conform to American and European toy safety standards.
Our Mobile Stander is available in 3 colors: blue, lime and pink. This slide shows a blue stander; swipe or click the arrows to view the other colors.
The Mobile Stander in lime.
The Mobile Stander in pink.
Components
Versatile arm prompts include height, rotation, angle, lateral proximity and forward/backward adjustments, to accommodate numerous positioning requirements. (require mounting bracket)
Padded surface area: 4½ x 7″
Range of adjustment (elbow to fist): 8 -12½”
A set of arm prompts being used on a Mobile Stander. Arm prompts provide fully adjustable support for users with poor head or shoulder control.
The mounting bracket secures either arm prompts or hand loops as well as a communication tray.
The mounting bracket on a Mobile Stander.
Large wheels with brakes pop on and off with the push of a button. Wheel locks provide security, spoke guards protect fingers, and hand rims keep hands clean.
To remove the wheels from the frame, hold the wheel with both hands using the rim and the two holes in the spoke guard, and push the button in the center of the wheel with your thumb.
The conversion kit converts the smallest Mobile Stander (K110) to the next size up (K130) for less than one quarter the cost of a new stander. It includes the deck and complete body support of the K130.
A conversion kit being installed on a Mobile Stander.
Secure and adjustable, hand loops boost a client’s sense of stability and confidence while moving. (Require mounting bracket)
A pair of hand loops on a Mobile Stander attach as a pair or singly to the mounting bracket.
The communication tray is fully adjustable and holds small objects or activities. (requires mounting bracket)
Inside dimensions: 8½ x 11″
Max. working load: 10 lbs
The communication tray in use on a Mobile Stander.
Sandals and wedges secure feet in the right position. Adjust sandals to rotate or slide, and add wedges for additional heel or toe elevation of up to 1¾” to align legs if one is shorter.
Small: 4″ x 6″
Medium: 4½” x 8½”
Large: 5″ x 10½”
The sandals and wedges on the Mobile Stander.
Additional seat pads are available in two sizes to give your client extra support while in the Mobile Stander.
Small: 6″ x 7″
Large: 8″ x 11″
Two large seat pads in use on the Mobile Stander.
Sizes & Dimensions
Use this dimensions chart to help you make the right choice for your client.
Important: User’s weight must not exceed the maximum working load.
| Key user dimensions (inches) | ||||
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Select the appropriate Mobile Stander by the user’s overall height. Choose the model that allows for growth. |
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User’s overall height |
25 – 32 |
30 – 40 |
37 – 52 |
48 – 65 |
| Item Dimensions (inches) | ||||
| Overall length | 25 | 25 | 32 | 39 |
| Overall width | 25 | 25½ | 29 | 33½ |
| Overall height | 22½ – 28 | 23½ – 30 | 31 – 39 | 37½ – 49 |
| Width without big wheels | 19½ | 21 | 24 | 28½ |
| Wheel diameter | 20 | 20 | 27 | 35 |
| Length of body support | 14½ | 20½ | 25 | 32 |
| Width of body support | 7 – 10 | 7 – 10 | 9 – 12 | 10 – 14 |
| Height of body support | 16½ – 22 | 22 – 29 | 29 – 38 | 36 – 48 |
| Seat pad | N/A | N/A | 6 x 7 | 8 x 11 |
| Item weight (lbs) | 28 | 30 | 40 | 65 |
| Maximum working load (lbs) | 50 | 50 | 120 | 175 |
More information about the Mobile Stander is located in the Product Manual.
Download the Mobile Stander Positioning Checklist.
Order form
Product manual
Mobile Stander brochure
Letter of medical necessity
Positioning checklist
