This low cost, simple-to-use shoulder pulley helps increase and maintain range of motion in all planes of shoulder motion. Used in the home, it allows patients to increase the gains made in the clinic and helps speed the recovery process. Ideal for those with frozen shoulder, rotator cuff surgery, mastectomy, or stroke.
The Ranger 92 is a modification of our market leading Home Ranger® Original Shoulder Pulley, boasting the same superior features but substituting assisted-grip handles and a stainless steel over-the-door bracket. This sturdy bracket won’t bend and has smooth, rounded edges. The over-the-door bracket allows the shoulder pulley to be attached to the door and left in place between exercise sessions, ideal for those who have a harder time setting up the device for use.
Superior Performance for Home & Clinic
TESTIMONIAL
“Best over the door pulley system we’ve seen.”
—Shelly Kroopf, PT
Developed in 1985 by R.W. Bolinger, PT, the Home Ranger® Shoulder Pulley changed the industry, for the first time addressing the costly and time consuming plight of patients who made gains in the clinic only to lose them before their next visit. For the first time, shoulder patients could continue their rehab exercises in the comfort of their own homes, allowing for speedier and more effective recovery. Recognized as a market leader since its inception, the Home Ranger® Shoulder Pulley’s performance, quality, and features still set it apart.
Select a door in your home where there is little or no traffic.
Place metal bracket over the top of the door, or along the hinge side. If necessary, place a thin towel between the door and bracket to protect the door or to take up the slack between the door and bracket. Always make sure the door is closed and locked before starting to exercise.
Always perform exercises as directed by your therapist or doctor.
The exercises in the booklet are some of the most commonly used exercises. They may be modified depending on the nature of your rehabilitation program.
They are markers to gauge the shortening of the rope. When the rope is shortened it shows progress in your range of motion. Consult with your therapist prior to shortening the rope.
Where the rope attaches to the handle grab the knot. Pull it through to the length desired. Knot the rope to secure it. Do not undo the original knot.
Slide the plastic handle to the top of the loop. Place your hand through the loop and grip the handle placing your middle finger between the webbing as shown in the photo. As you pull down on the handle the loop will tighten around the wrist.
Good posture while performing your exercises can make a major difference in your results. Whether you perform exercises standing, sitting or supine the following postural principles apply. Ideally your ear, shoulder, and hip will fall in a straight line.
Home Ranger 92, excellent product/reasonable price/ quick delivery.
Amanda Hill, OTR –
Shipment was prompt, quality good.
Linda Downey, PT –
Shipping was great. Enjoy using the pulleys
Shannon Kuenh (verified owner) –