Moving around in shower areas

The surface of the floor in shower areas can become slippery because of water and washing liquid. The friction material of the grip sock provides good grip and safety when moving on wet surfaces. The grip sock is put on bare feet by rolling.

Moving around in the pool facilities areas

The surface of the floor in the pool areas may become slippery due to the accumulation of water. The friction material of the grip sock provides good grip and safety when moving on wet surfaces. The grip sock is put on bare feet by rolling.

It also works well when moving around in the possibly slippery pool area on trips abroad.

The XXS size Grip Sock is suitable for small children’s feet and prevents slipping on the edge areas of the swimming pool.

Moving around in the tub

The surface of the bathtub can become slippery due to the combination of water and washing liquid. The surface is also slippery, even if only water is added to it. The friction material of the grip sock provides good grip and safety when moving in the tub. Put on the Grip Sock on bare feet by rolling.

Wheelchair access

Access to a wheelchair typically occurs when moving from bed or chair. It is important to consider the floor surface and the type of socks worn on feet during the transfer to wheelchair. To facilitate the transfer and increase safety, Grip sock⁺ is a useful and easy tool. With Grip sock⁺´s on, foot grip on the floor is ensured, thus enabling safe transfers independently or with assistance from another person.

Wheelchair reeling

When reeling wheelchair with hands, it’s possible to use one foot to aid reeling. Grip sock⁺´s are worn by rolling them over a regular or woollen sock, thus reducing the need for hand force and improving the handling of the wheelchair.