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NexStride Cueing Device

$499.00
$499.00
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Features

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.
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Description

NexStride is a small, easy-to-use device that attaches to any walker, cane, or walking poles. It uses light and sound signals by means of a laser line and metronome to re-establish an effective connection between your brain and body. These evidence-based signals allow you to walk better, reduce risk for falls, and regain your independence.

Specifications

Product Weight

6oz.

Product Dimensions

2" L x 1.5" x 4.2" H

Material

Plastic Casing
NexStride Cueing Device

$499.00

NexStride Keeps You Moving Forward

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Backed By Science. Proven by Real People. Trusted by Users & Clinicians.

NexStride uses laser and sound cues to help improve mobility. It can provide additional support and stability for users experiencing mobility challenges, including those with conditions such as Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, or other neuromobility difficulties. It attaches to your preferred mobility aid: cane, walker, rollator or walking pole.

  • Longer stride length with green laser line
  • Faster walking speed with metronome beat
  • Attach to your cane, walker, rollator, or walking pole
  • Research-backed results with over 100 publications*

NexStride Gets You Moving

  • Researched-Backed Results

    The benefits of visual and auditory cues are supported by over 100 peer-reviewed published research articles in leading journals.
    *Individual experiences and study outcomes may differ; claims are based on available research and user feedback.

  • More Confidence

    Many mobility challenges stem from coordination or balance issues. NexStride provides visual and auditory cues that help users focus on their steps and walk with greater confidence.

  • Improved Mobility

    It is common to feel fear after a fall. You may go from participating in your normal activities to being limited from others. NexStride goes with you on your mobility device to help support steadier steps and reduce fall-related concerns.

  • Regain Your Independence

    Don’t let instability, unsteadiness, or fear strip you of your independence. NexStride will provide cues that help users maintain a steady rhythm and more confident movement, “lighting” the way back to a more independent life.

Users & Physical Therapists Recommend NexStride

  • “The first time I used NexStride, it was amazing.  The laser light went on and it was like a 'go' signal - I just stepped over it.  Your independence is back.  A little but back... but it's back!"
    - Earl S., Verified Buyer

  • "The NexStride cueing device has clear added benefit for patients with gait disorders diagnosed with Parkinson's, as well as stroke, verstibular dysfunction, brain unjury and a range of other conditions."
    - Maria A., Physical Therapist

  • "NexStride really gives me a lot of confidence. I took a walk on the beach, and I could set this consistent speed with my stride with the metronome sound. It was delightful."
    -Barbara K., Verified Buyer

  • "Both myself and my patients have found it of significant benefit regarding: 1) Improving stride length, 2) Reducing the frequency of shuffling, 3) Improving toe clearance, and 4) Providing both a visual and mental stimulus to restore a more normal gait pattern."
    -Mark M., Physical Therapist

What exactly is NexStride, and how does it work?

NexStride is a small, portable device that can attach to a cane, walker, or walking stick. It uses visual and audio cues—specifically a laser line and metronome—that are shown in research to improve walking and reduce fall risk.

Do you notice that you or your loved one are shuffling feet or taking a lot of small quick steps? NexStride can help users take slower, bigger, safer steps.

How does each type of cue work?

Audible Metronome: NexStride’s metronome emits an audible signal, engaging a different pathway in your brain to enable you to move forward. You step to the beat of the metronome. It guides your walking speed.

Visual Laser Line: The laser signal 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). It guides your step length.

Will it help me or my loved one?

Research has shown that NexStride’s visual and auditory cues can benefit people with mobility impairments from Parkinson’s, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, as well as people who are not diagnosed with any neuromobility disorder. If you have questions about whether NexStride will benefit you, it is best to speak to your physical therapist or doctor about your specific situation.

Can NexStride be used in physical therapy sessions?

Absolutely! That is a great way to make sure you or your loved one are using NexStride in a way that will most benefit your life. Most physical therapists are already familiar with these visual and auditory cues and help you get set up with them.