Saeboglide

Product Details

The Saeboglide (formally Hemi-Glide) is a unique exercise device designed for those on the path to recovery. Specifically designed for individuals who have experienced a stroke or head injury affecting arm function, it offers a gentle yet effective way to regain strength and mobility.

With the Saeboglide, stroke survivors at all stages of recovery can engage in controlled upper extremity exercises tailored to their strength level. The innovative gliding sleeve and distal support system make it possible to perform a variety of exercises, ensuring a comprehensive workout for the affected arm. This device is ideal for those with good gripping ability, providing a comfortable and secure experience.

This is the Saeboglide Plus which is a revolutionary advancement on the original Saeboglide with its custom hand strapping system. This enhancement is designed to challenge users further, accommodating all stages of recovery.

The Saeboglide consists of two sleeves that glide smoothly in relation to each other, enabling a wide range of specialised exercises. These exercises are designed to move the arm and shoulder through their full range of motion, promoting flexibility and strength. The SaeboGlide offers a way to exercise the affected arm by using the gliding sleeve. Following placement of the hand onto the gliding sleeve, the distal support will allow a stroke survivor to perform various controlled upper limb exercises at his or her appropriate strength level.

For those with grip issues, a hand strap is available to secure the hand on the Saeboglide, ensuring a safe and effective workout. The device can be used in various positions, whether standing, sitting, or lying down, offering versatility and convenience.

Included with the Saeboglide is an easy-to-read manual featuring over 50 exercises, providing clear guidance for users. This patient-based design is backed by research, ensuring its effectiveness and reliability. 

Whether at home or in a clinic, the Saeboglide is a practical tool for conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, or hemiparesis.