The SoloVest
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Small SoloVestFits girth: 22" - 34" (front view) |
Medium SoloVestFits girth: 28" - 40" (back view) |
Large SoloVestFits girth: 30" - 60" (front view) |
Fits a variety of clients
Available in small (green), medium (light blue) or large (dark blue), the SoloVest can be comfortably used by most clients - even those with no weight-bearing ability. The SoloVest accommodates both female and male clients. See the Dimensions page for details.
Above-the-waist lifting
The innovatively designed SoloVest is the key to the SoloLift's above the waist operation. With no straps below the waist, there's no lifting or wrestling required to prepare the client for transfer, and clothing remains easily accessible for toileting. In fact, transfers to a commode or toilet are faster and more dignified than ever.
Soft under the arms
Foam padding ensures
comfort and skin protection
around the client’s arms and
upper torso.
Unique lifting action
The SoloLift lifting arm attaches to the SoloVest at the client's upper back, enabling a natural sit-to-stand motion and controlled, uniform pressure during transfer. Hook attachment draws the vest into a secure hug-like hold; the ample surface area of the vest assures patient comfort.
High-quality components
The SoloVest is made with medical-grade, anti-microbial and anti-slip materials for durability, and it complies with ISO10535:2006 and EN-12182 standards.
Hug-like security
The SoloVest is designed with a unique combination of segmented, contoured plastic shells and foam padding at the base of the vest. This innovative system gently, yet securely, grips the client's torso during transfer, distributing pressure evenly for comfort and security. The soft upper portion of the vest guarantees comfort for all clients without inappropriate pressure.
Simple straps and buckles
The SoloVest tightens with just two straps secured by automotive-grade snap-in buckles.
T–Handle
A new addition to the SoloVest, the t–handle helps caregivers snug–up the SoloVest.
Adapter Strap
The adapter strap connects to the spreader bar on most overhead (or ceiling–mounted) lifts. It connects the two carbiner clips on the back of the vest with the hooks on typical spreader bars.
