NexStride® Visual and Auditory Cueing Device - DM- FG-1000

$499.00

DM- FG-1000

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Audible Metronome: NexStride®’s metronome emits an audible signal, engaging a different pathway in your brain to enable you to move forward.
Visual Laser Line: In addition to audible external signaling, NexStride® uses visual external signaling by way of a laser signal that shows you where to step, giving your brain a target to focus on and a new way to engage with the body (this can also help correct stride issues).
Attachable to Any Cane, Walker, or Trekking Poles: NexStride® was designed to be easily attached to almost any assistive walking device. Attach it to your cane, walker, or trekking poles.
Regain Your Independence: Use NexStride walking cane, rollator, or walker accessories in your home to navigate between rooms and use the bathroom unassisted. Take NexStride on walks through the neighborhood or to meet up with friends and continue to enjoy the freedom and independence that comes with walking on your own.

Warranty	1 year
Battery Life	6-8 hours

Dimensions	4.2” x 2” x 1.5”
Weight	6 oz

NexStride® Visual and Auditory Cueing Device - DM- FG-1000

NexStride® Visual and Auditory Cueing Device - DM- FG-1000

Audible Metronome: NexStride®’s metronome emits an audible signal, engaging a different pathway in your brain to enable you to move forward.
Visual Laser Line: In addition to audible external signaling, NexStride® uses visual external signaling by way of a laser signal that shows you where to step, giving your brain a target to focus on and a new way to engage with the body (this can also help correct stride issues).
Attachable to Any Cane, Walker, or Trekking Poles: NexStride® was designed to be easily attached to almost any assistive walking device. Attach it to your cane, walker, or trekking poles.
Regain Your Independence: Use NexStride walking cane, rollator, or walker accessories in your home to navigate between rooms and use the bathroom unassisted. Take NexStride on walks through the neighborhood or to meet up with friends and continue to enjoy the freedom and independence that comes with walking on your own.