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On crutches or a stick

Making your own cuppa again

Down to one crutch or a stick? muggi carries your drink and a snack in your free hand, so you can get your own cuppa again.

Recovering from an operation or injury often means relying on others for the simplest things, like a cup of tea. Once you're down to one crutch or a stick, muggi lets you carry your own drink and a snack in your free hand.

Hand holding a blue muggi carrier with four white mugs filled with a brown liquid on a white background

During recovery

Independence at tea time

Weeks of waiting for someone to bring you a drink gets old fast. With one hand on your crutch or stick, muggi carries your drink, a snack and your phone in the other, held by the finger and thumb grips.

One customer bought muggi for a friend after knee replacement surgery: “It allows her to deliver morning tea… to her sitting room.”

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Using muggi with a crutch or stick

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    Crutch or stick in one hand

    muggi goes in your other hand.

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    Keep it light

    One drink and a snack is plenty while you're recovering.

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    Use a table as a staging post

    Put muggi down on a table or worktop on the way if you need a rest.

Is muggi right for you?

muggi suits you if…

  • ✓You're down to one crutch or a walking stick
  • ✓You'd like to fetch your own drinks while you recover
  • ✓You want something useful long after recovery (it's guaranteed for 88 years)

Think twice if…

  • !You're on two crutches or a frame without a tray: you'll need both hands, so muggi is best once you have one hand free
  • !Your physiotherapist has told you not to carry anything yet

In our customers' words

★ 4.9 out of 5 from 148 reviews · Read them all

  • ★★★★★

    I actually bought this latest muggi for a friend. She has had knee replacement surgery and has compromised mobility as a result. She described the muggi as ingenious and loves the colour. It allows her to deliver morning tea safely as well as other 'treats' to her sitting room. Mary has wondered if you also 'do a butler' to go with it!

    richard k.Verified buyerAug 2025

  • ★★★★★

    Extra Hand ✋

    I was given a red muggi and found it invaluable for carrying a cup of tea, glasses and even a rolled newspaper upstairs. I'm the owner of two unreliable knees so I always need to have one hand free for the banister. The muggi is so much easier than a tray. I bought the blue ( recycled) muggi for a friend who also needs to pull on the banister. She reports multiple uses daily. They're great. …

    A G.Feb 2022

  • ★★★★★

    Multi purpose muggi

    We ve bought several MUGGI's for various uses: elderly parent can now carry tea and biscuits in one hand whilst the other hand is free for a walking stick. I fill each pod with craft items and a a tumbler of wine! muggi is in constant use by our builders up and down ladders, muggi in one hand with 4 hot drinks, the other hand free to use... All the tradesmen are wowed by it! Brilliant idea!

    Jane P.Dec 2022

  • ★★★★★

    This is a fantastic design, brilliantly designed and made. We don't know what we did without it now! I can't recommend it enough. So much more practical than a tray - easy to carry drinks upstairs with one hand, particularly after my husband had a knee problem. Also great to take out into the garden without drinks spilling everywhere. …

    Cathryn J.Verified buyerSep 2025

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