since 1991

Tradition, innovation and quality

Handicap trade s.r.o. continues a long tradition of developing, manufacturing and distributing mobility aids and medical supplies. Our goal is to bring products that improve quality of life and make everyday movement easier.

Handicap trade products

More than 35 years of experience

Since 1991 we have been developing and supplying medical and rehabilitation aids that customers and professionals can rely on.

Development backed by science

We have long collaborated with leading Czech universities and biomechanics research institutes on product development.

Innovative mobility aids

We design and manufacture crutches, walking sticks, and orthopedic and rehabilitation aids with an emphasis on comfort and functionality.

Award-winning innovations

Research projects and EU funding gave rise to the modern FD 93 and VERA crutches, offering improved ergonomics and greater user comfort.

Czech development and manufacturing

We develop our products with the needs of users and healthcare professionals in mind, from design through to final manufacturing.

A look inside production

Our production

Benešov production facility

Benešov production facility
Benešov production facility
Benešov production facility

Prague production facility

Prague production facility
Prague production facility
Prague production facility

Innovation and research

Innovative aids for better movement and greater comfort

Partnerships with leading Czech universities and support from research programmes have produced innovative products that raise the standard for mobility aids.

Innovation of the French crutch

In partnership with the CTU Faculty of Mechanical Engineering's Human Biomechanics Laboratory, we drew on EU funding from the OPPK programme. The project resulted in the improved FD 93 French crutch and the new VERA crutch, both excelling in ergonomics, design and functionality.

Development and innovation of mobility aids

We drew on a grant from the Ministry of Industry and Trade's research and development support programme. Again in partnership with the CTU Faculty of Mechanical Engineering's Human Biomechanics Laboratory, we developed new technologies and solutions for even better mobility support.