Zing MPS Stander, Size 2 - Pediatric Adjustable Supine & Prone Stand

Medical Benefits of Standing Frame

Easystand Zing Size 2 Multi-Position Stander is available in 2 base options: Gas spring lift and Pow'r up lift. The Zing MPS Stander provides a new therapeutic opportunity for standing in supine, upright and prone position without having to transfer the child in and out of the stander to switch between supine or prone standing. Standing in the zing is easier due to tool free adjustments, which often leads to increased standing program compliance. Zing Multi-Position Stander offers up to 30° (60° bi-lateral) of independent leg abduction. Easystand Zing MPS is a pediatric stander which allows a child to seamlessly go from a full supine to prone position without having to change, turn or flip pads and foot plates. The base unit is equipped with a prone position lockout to prevent inadvertently going past vertical.

A gas spring lift lockout is available to prevent any inadvertent position changes which can be useful if other children are present during standing sessions and a pendent with simple arrow buttons controls the Pow’r Up Lift and position changes. Zing MPS is the only multi-position stander that pivots two directions, allowing the unit to go from flat-to-load supine to 20° prone in one motion. Zing MPS Size 2 helps in accommodating leg length discrepancies and hip and knee contractures with the help of multi-adjustable foot plates, independent adjustable calf pads and multi-adjustable knee pads.

Features of Zing MPS Size 2:

• 154 lbs. weight capacity
• Fits individual height 40" - 60"
• Transfer height is 31" from floor surface
• Available in 2 base options: gas spring lift & pow'r up lift
• Promotes musculoskeletal development for infants, toddlers and kids
• Swing-away tray can swing either direction or can be removed completely
• Dual controls are available allowing angle adjustment by foot pedal or hand control

Note: Standing technology should only be used under the guidance of a physician with recommendations for standing program protocol and any medical precautions. Standing programs should be monitored by the attending therapist.