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NexStride Cueing Device

NexStride Cueing Device

Item FG-1000

$499.99
$499.99
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Research-Backed Results

Research-Backed Results

Faster Walking Speed

Faster Walking Speed

Easy to Attach

Easy to Attach

Longer Stride Length

Longer Stride Length

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.

How it Works

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Step 1

Attach the device 
to your cane, walker, rollator, or walking poles

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Step 2

Position the laser signal and
adjust the rate of the audio signal

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Step 3

Step to the beat of the audio signal and over the laser signal

Features
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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.

Primary Product Color Black
Primary Product Material Plastic Casing
Overall Product Height 4.2"
Overall Product Length 2"
Overall Product Width 1.5"
Base Shipping Height 3.0
Base Shipping Length 10.0
Base Shipping Width 7.0
Base Shipping Weight 1.5
Actual Product Weight 6oz.

Customer Reviews

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David H.
Couldn't have gone to the Billy Joel concert without it

I went to a Billy Joel concert last week. I couldn't have done that without NexStride.

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Erin M, PT, DPT
Helpful for anyone struggling with sequencing issues

It was easy to attach the device to different assistive devices, for example my patient who was in between using a walker and a cane. I could see this device being helpful for anyone who struggles with sequencing issues such as those just starting with using a cane or a walker.

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Alane B.
Absolute miracle for freezing of gait

It is an absolute miracle how it helps with FoG. I took it to San Diego with me for Thanksgiving, showed it to all my friends, who are amazed at how it helps me! Thank you again for all your help in securing this wonderful invention for Parkinson's.

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Earl S.
First time using it was amazing

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 bit back... but it's back!

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Cutter J.
Showed me I wasn't shifting weight to my affected side

This is an incredible device. Right off the bat it showed me that I wasn't leaning or shifting enough weight to my affected side. That was something that I learned in the beginning of rehab, switching weight from left to right. I'll get it, I know.

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Visual & Auditory Cues Have Been Shown to:

Parkinson’s Disease

69% reduced duration
of freezing episodes

43% reduced frequency
of freezing episodes

40% reduced frequency
of falls

Stroke

Increase walking speed
by .23m/s

Increase stride length
by .21m

Improve mobility by 56% for visual cueing
and 73% for auditory cueing

Read the research in Parkinsonism & Related Disorders , Journal of Physiotherapy and Scientific Reports

They have also been shown to improve mobility in Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

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