Forearm Crutches Pair, Folding Forearm Crutches Adults Lightweight Adjustable, with Rubber Handles, Comfortable Grip and Wear-Resistant

I was hesitant because they looked so light weight and all others were over $200 but I needed them and wanted some color so I gave it a shot. I have not been disappointed at all. They adjusted easily for my height. The price is very affordable although I wish insurance would cover these as a standard like they do walkers. I did change out the bottom stoppers simply because I wanted something more rugged. The original ones did not fail me in any way. The hand grips look basic but they are actually comfortable they fit my hand perfectly I have high hopes they will last me for awhile. They fold up to fit in tight places. I use these because I have CRPS a neurological disease in my one leg and I’ve been walking improperly for years putting info stress on my opposite leg now causing damage to it. So now that have damage on both sides I need support on both sides. I previously used a cane from time to time but never found it to be as supportive as I needed so I would just limp and suck it up. Until I discovered these. They take the weight off my crps foot and distribute weight evenly and using my arms without too much pressure on my shoulders actually less shoulder strain than a walker (pt also agreed) and hands has added benefits too and more secure than a cane and more stable. I bought these on my own as Medicare wouldn’t cover them. They would only cover a walker or cane Even my physical therapist agreed that these were a better option for maneuvering around also I’m only 42 and feels better to not use a walker mentally. Even tho I still do and will as needed. Highly recommend and wish I bought them long time ago. Even if used individually in place of a cane I still would recommend.

Having to order these crutches was not one of my most happy purchases. I’d just found out my MS had progressed again and braces and crutches would now be required. The brace itself is fairly heavy, so it was important to me to find crutches that felt sturdy and safe without being too heavy. I am so glad I chose these! They are just perfect for me. They adjusted easily for my height, and they are very easy to fold and unfold. They come with a nice carry bag. Some of my favorite things are: the elastic at the forearm cuffs that prevent me from dropping them and also allows my hand to be free when reaching for something, the red reflectors on the back of the cuffs and on the front of the hand grips, specially designed hand grips that are amazingly comfortable, and shock-absorbing no-slip tips. These crutches perform beautifully, and the way they are designed prevents arm fatigue or injury. They are an amazing value at this price point. These crutches have to be good. They’re part of what’s keeping me out of a wheelchair. I can’t think of a higher recommendation.

These crutches are very sturdy and easy to use. It is well-made work well; I lean my forearm back into the brace, for more stability. The feet are have a suitably wide base. I thought I might need to replace them with bigger ones, but they work fine. Great that they fold, although I have not had to use that feature.

I used these as a single crutch when I had Achilles tendonitis. They are durable, lightweight, easily adjustable to my 5'2" height and can I just say I love the purple? I feel like they are just that extra bit special with the style. They collapse down easily for storage as well, so I'll be keeping these in case of future flare-ups. I am 200lbs and they had no issue carrying my weight. The tips are not great - I followed the advice of other reviewers and replaced the tips with nonslip ones.

These are an absolute game-changer for someone with transient mobility issues. I have endometriosis and may be dependent on a crutch in the morning and running around in the afternoon. The fact that these fold, are lightweight, and come with a carry bag all help me use them when needed and stow them away when they're not. I typically only use one at a time, since these come in a pair I keep one in my car and one in my house. It was a bit of a bummer at first to acknowledge that I needed mobility devices, but I'm SO happy I bought these. I have more freedom now and it's amazing. Huge bonus points for being bright purple - they just feel more fun to use. The grippy bottom is good enough for my current use, but they do slip easily on moisture. If a slip or fall would be really bad for you, you might consider replacing the grippy tips. I also like that I can adjust the height based on my footwear.

I've used other arm crutches before, but these are my favorites. Firstly I am a large human, 5'9" a bit under 300lbs and I can fully rest on these no problem. So stability is great. Then I love the elasticated bands in the front, they make it so that I can grab something without losing my crutch and the elastic means that I don't wack anyone in the face while doing that, and if you don't want the bands they are removable. The reflective parts are a great addition. and one thing that I was pleasantly surprised at is just how small they fold up. first there's the height adjuster, which in addition to the notches has a gold piece that screws to reinforce the height. But additionally they pull apart at about halfway down the crutch, it's marked with a silver band, but the two pieces are still attached to each other with an elastic cord so you don't need to worry about losing anything. I've learned that if you shorten the bottom and pull them apart I can get both crutches in a backpack or duffle bag. the bags are on the larger size, but they are standard I got both bags at Target and they both fall within the size requirement of a plane carry-on bag with with both crutches and a laptop and a bunch of other stuff too. this got very rambley, TLDR; really solidly made and they fold up small enough to fit in a carry on bag for a flight. I highly recommend

So, when I first got these crutches, I just loved them! They felt so much better than the standard crutches I was using. They are very stylish to boot! I love the aesthetics of them down to the orange tips. However, the orange tips are trying to kill me. They are made of a hard plastic instead of rubber. If I don't step carefully with the crutches in a 90 degree angle to the floor, I slide a lot on my tile floor! Half my house is tile. I've only had them a couple days and it seems to be getting worse by the use. Each time I slide, my injury hurts more. Fortunately, I have been able to stop myself from going down. I have taken the rubber tips from my regular crutches and added them to these. Unfortunately, the diameter of these crutches uses smaller. So I've put a layer of velcro tape around it, and am going to use electrical tape to hold ot onto the crutches Kind of ridiculous.

Got these because I've had some pretty severe balance and dizziness issues for the last year or so, and the cane I was just just wasn't stable enough. These were great for me. I'm about 380lbs and 5'10", and I'm using one crutch at the second to last notch, occasionally using both when I'm having a bad day. I'd really suggest going for a bigger crutch if you're taller than 5'11", purely so you can make sure you'll fit them. The crutches cannot support my full weight (obviously), but they're sturdy and strong when I put somewhere around 25% of my body weight on them. If you're partial weight bearing or full weight bearing I'd highly recommend. The arm strap also comes off easily and I honestly found it irritating so I've left mine off. The rubber tips at the end matched the standard size cane tips I used before, but I prefer the tips it came with. Not sure if regular crutch tips would fit though, if I remember right those are slightly larger around. I haven't noticed any palm pain when I use them like I had when I was using regular underarm crutches, but I don't go very far distances with them. Again, can't speak for full weight bearing, but if you're looking for something that's more stable than a cane it's a good choice.

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These crutches have worked great for me. they fold down and i was able to fit them in a suitcase for travel and the grips on the handle make them much more comfortable to use vs. the standard handles. I dont use the straps as much as i thought i would since its slightly less convenient if you are picking them up and putting them down frequently like while at home. Luckily they are easy to remove and replace so i just put them back on when I'm going out. Also not for nothing, every surgeon/physio/nurse who I've interacted with has noted how nice they are and how much they like them

This device is a good alternative to crutches and canes. I felt like I had the sturdy support of a crutch, but with the ease of a cane. Plus, I love the purple option.

I recently underwent a complete knee replacement. Instead of the regular crutches or canes, I opted for the forearm crutches. I am NOT a small man and am on the wrong side of 200 pounds. The crutches performed beyond my expectations. They handled my bulk with nary a problem and were easy to adjust to my height. I highly recommend this product.

I needed crutches after having a little accident that resulted in me having to have foot surgery. I have been using these crutches for 3 months and they are holding up very well. It took a couple of days to get familiar with using forearm crutches after only having the option to buy underarm crutches at the hospital. Now, I will only use forearm crutches if I can help it. I feel so much more secure and safe when using these crutches compared to underarm crutches. It is much easier to regain my balance and stop myself from falling. The handles and forearm supports of the crutches are made of plastic which made me nervous at first, but they support my weight easily (150lbs). The reflective bands really came in handy as well since I am a professional at dropping things normally. There is an extra set of bands included in the handy carrying bag. The crutches fold in half which is another benefit. The only real downside for me was the rigidity of the crutch feet. I almost fell on a smooth tile floor that someone had walked across with wet shoes. The crutch slipped on the wet floor. Fortunately I was able to catch myself before falling but it was a very close call. I ordered some softer textured crutch/cane feet that happened to come in orange. I am not bothered by the color and the new crutch feet made all the difference in the world. I also ordered a bag that attaches to the handle of my crutch which also really came in handy since I was not able to carry things with my hands. All in all, I highly recommend these crutches with rubber crutch foot replacement.