Antdvao Single Forearm Crutch, Folding Forearm Crutch Lightweight Adjustable，with Rubber Handles, Comfortable Grip and Wear-Resistant, Non-Slip Forearm Crutch for Heavy Duty (Single Red)

I needed only one, most others sold in pairs only. I will need to replace the tip as it seems to slip on slick floors. However, this might just be the nature of my handicap. I LOVE the strap at the elbow! Very handy when standing still and using both hands. Other crutches just fall to the ground. Really has improved my mobility and confidence in walking! Why did you pick this product vs others?:Light weight but strong, foldable and comes with a carrier bag for travel.

This is well designed, useful and with a cuteness factor that gets compliments. If you have to use a crutch/cane it might as well be cute and fashionable. Mine is purplish-pink and I got fingernail polish to match! The elbow design is very stablizing and the elastic band makes it ever so convenient. I added a star shaped cap on the end so it will stand up on its own. Also available in fashion colors. It folds easily for getting in and out of cars, or to put out of the way under your chair at restaurants, etc., and it pops out back in place when you are ready to go. I will only be needing it temporarily as a full recovery from hip replacement surgery is expected. But while I need it, it's nice to have something that gives one a smile -- and works very well.

This crutch is worth it if you have had knee surgery or need a little help getting around. It wraps around your arm nicely wand makes it easy to pick up off the ground if you do bock it over . Helps when getting in and out of the car that it goes around your arm so you don’t drop it . Quality material, comfortable grip and can be moved up and down for your hight.

Slip my arm in and it doesn’t fall to the floor every time I let go of it much easier on arm and wonderful to walk with. Completely zeros my limp and I can walk fairly normally and quicker than I did with a cane. I highly recommend it to anyone who has graduated to a cane. I’ve had two hip replacements and a stroke. This crutch is one of the best items in the list of invalid equipment. More than worth the small amount I paid for it

First I liked that I could get just one. I love the great purple color. It’s even got little reflective safety circles on the cuff and handle. I really like the folding ability as I plan on making this my “always in the car” crutch.Now the not so great parts. It makes noise when you’re walking. I tightened up the little adjustment but it still clicks. I think this is all from the folding, so a regular might be better. I’m also not crazy about the tip. It seems a little slippery in the rain. I think I’ll replace it. It will never be my main crutch but it’s pretty and works well. The strap that holds it on is a little tight over my heavy winter coat. Wish it was a little looser.

Sturdy and foldable which is great for me because I am in a wheelchair and I just use it to get up and walk sometimes. So, the fact that I could fold it made it easier to store in my chair.

Makes a world of difference in my mobility. I have significant issues with my hands and can no longer use a traditional cane because I repeatedly drop them. This cane stays attached to me when I do “drop”. the hand hold momentarily. The only issue I have/had is that the tip on the bottom of the cane is made of a much too rigid plastic versus something softer rubbery which would grip rather than slip/slide on slick or wet surfaces. Easy enough to purchase a replacement tip, but it would have been nice not to have to do that for safety reasons.

It's very durable and offers a great deal of support when you need it without being heavy and hard to use. The little strap is way more useful than I thought it would be, too. The purple is also a beautiful color.