Blue Ranger Over-Door Shoulder Pulley with Webbing Strap

The Blue Ranger Over-Door Shoulder Pulley is an economy-grade rehabilitation device designed to help restore shoulder range of motion through simple, self-directed pulley exercises. The unit mounts over any standard door using the included webbing door strap, requiring no tools or hardware. A smooth nylon roller pulley guides the blue rope through its full range of motion, while two molded plastic handles provide a comfortable, secure grip during exercise. The adjustable rope length accommodates users of varying heights and exercise needs.

Indications

Indicated for use in shoulder range-of-motion rehabilitation exercises, including flexion, abduction, and pendulum-style movements, in individuals recovering from shoulder surgery, rotator cuff injury, frozen shoulder, or other conditions limiting shoulder mobility. Use as directed by your healthcare provider or physical therapist.

Key Features

• Over-door mounting with included webbing door strap — no tools required
• Smooth nylon roller pulley for fluid, low-friction rope movement
• Two molded plastic handles for a comfortable bilateral grip
• Adjustable rope length to accommodate different user heights and exercise ranges
• High-visibility blue rope for easy tracking during exercise
• Economy design — lightweight and portable for home use

Specifications

• Brand: Blue Ranger
• SKU: 10115A
• UPC: 772195514425
• Style: Over-door
• Pulley Material: Nylon roller
• Handle Material: Molded plastic
• Rope Color: Blue
• Door Attachment: Webbing strap
• Exercise Guide: Not included
• Weight: 1 lb (shipping weight)

Ideal For

Patients recovering from rotator cuff repair, shoulder replacement, or labrum surgery who have been prescribed home range-of-motion exercises by their physical therapist will find this pulley a simple and effective tool for daily self-directed rehabilitation. Individuals managing frozen shoulder or adhesive capsulitis who need a low-resistance way to gradually increase shoulder flexion and abduction without loading the joint can use this device as part of a guided home exercise program. Occupational therapy patients working on restoring overhead reach and functional shoulder mobility after a stroke or neurological event benefit from the bilateral handle design, which allows the stronger arm to assist the weaker one. Home health aides and caregivers supporting patients with limited shoulder mobility can set up this device quickly on any interior door without tools or permanent installation. Physical therapy clinics looking for an affordable, disposable-grade pulley to send home with patients at discharge will find the Blue Ranger a cost-effective option for extending care beyond the clinic.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does an over-door shoulder pulley work?
The pulley mounts over the top of a closed door using the webbing strap. You hold one handle in each hand and use the stronger or unaffected arm to pull down, which raises the opposite arm upward through the pulley. This allows you to perform assisted shoulder range-of-motion exercises with controlled, gradual movement.

Does this pulley come with an exercise guide?
No exercise guide is included with this unit. Your physical therapist or healthcare provider should prescribe specific exercises, repetitions, and frequency based on your individual condition and recovery stage. Do not begin a shoulder exercise program without professional guidance.

Will this fit on any door?
Yes. The webbing door strap is designed to fit over standard interior doors. Close the door fully before use to ensure the strap is secure. Do not use on doors that do not close completely or on hollow-core doors that may not support the strap anchor point safely.

Is this device suitable for post-surgical use?
This pulley is commonly used in post-surgical shoulder rehabilitation programs. However, you should only begin using it when cleared by your surgeon or physical therapist, as the appropriate timing and exercise intensity will depend on your specific procedure and healing progress.