Abstract: An adjustable stroller having a main carriage and a handle bar assembly, wherein the handle bar assembly is configured to convert between push and pull configurations to enable a user to either push or pull the stroller. More specifically, the adjustable stroller includes the main carriage, pulling rails comprised of handle bar tubes and telescoping rail tubes, two rear wheels attached to the main carriage and the proximal ends of the pulling rails via wheel hubs, a cross bar and center handle configured to host conversion and brake mechanism controls, and a third, front wheel to offer stability and balance. The handle bar assembly in dudes the pulling rails and the cross bar and center handle. In the pull configuration, the distal ends of the pulling rails can attach to an adjustable running belt that a user can wear around the user's waist.

Abstract: An orthotic device includes a rigid support member and a removable inner liner having a contact surface adjacent the support member formed of a non-skid or non-slip material. The liner may include a flap or pocket for receiving at least a portion of the support member, at least at first strap having a first end attached to a first region of the liner and a second end fastenable to a second region of the liner for securing the orthotic device to the wearer, and a patient interface surface.