Drive's mobility bags offer functional, versatile and stylish storage for all of your items while on the go. Quickly and easily secure the bag to walkers, rolling walkers, power chairs, wheelchairs, transport chairs and scooters using the dual attachment options. The bag is constructed of lightweight nylon material with double-stitched seams for added durability. The front of the bag has four outer pockets, a side mesh side pocket for water bottles, and a spacious interior with O-ring zipper closure to keep items secure.
Additional details
- Dual attachment options: back strap attachment with secure clip or adjustable hanging straps
- Securely attaches to wide range of mobility aids
- Spacious interior pocket with zipper closure and key ring
- Four front exterior pockets and key ring zipper for added security of belongings
- Side mesh pocket holds water bottle
- Large, interior zip pocket
- Fully-lined pockets and interior
- Treated with water resistant technology
- Spot clean with wet cloth
- Dimensions: 11" H x 11" W x 3" D
- Retail Box Dimensions: 13.8" L x 1.8" W x 13" H
- Weight: .8 lbs.
- Weight Capacity: 9 lbs.
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8–15 mmHg Mild
Light, preventive support. Ideal for tired or aching legs, mild swelling, prolonged sitting or standing, and air travel.
15–20 mmHg Moderate
Everyday wear for mild varicose veins, minor edema, pregnancy-related swelling, and DVT risk prevention.
20–30 mmHg Firm
Most commonly prescribed. Moderate varicose veins, post-surgical recovery, orthostatic hypotension, and active DVT management.
30–40 mmHg Extra Firm
Severe chronic venous insufficiency, significant edema, post-thrombotic syndrome, and lymphedema management.
40–50 mmHg Rx / Clinical
Prescription-grade for severe lymphedema, venous ulcers, and complex vascular conditions. Professional fitting required.
Always consult your physician or a certified fitter before choosing a compression level, especially for levels 30 mmHg and above.