KMINA Underarm Crutches for Adults with Padded Handle (x2 Units, Size M), Height Adjustable, Women and Men, Aluminium, Made in Europe

I bought these crutches for some added mobility while I recover from an incomplete femur fracture, which does not permit any weight-bearing on the affected leg. They are quite sturdy; they are easily adjustable for size/fit; the axial padding and grip padding are excellent. Be sure to get the height and fit right: it is not hard to do. They have large footpads, which provide excellent support on floors and lower pile carpets/rugs. They can be a little grabby on deep-pile, so proceed carefully there. Above all, balance is key, so move about slowly and take your time adjusting and getting used to using them.

These are lightweight and stylish! Only downfall the tips it comes with are quite wide, and I found myself bumping into furniture because I was not used to hell why they were. I removed the crutch pads on the hands, and under arms,, bought a secondary pair of tips and that was it. I was good to go.

These are super lightweight and not like the old crutches, from the old days LOL! But that being said, my concern is durability. While they seem sturdy so far, they have little screws to adjust and hold things in place. I would hate to be alone and have one pop out and need assistance to get it functioning again....I got these for my sciatica which has landed me in an emergency chiropractic appointment more than once. I am just minding my own business and everything is fine, and suddenly I can't walk sometimes!I am glad these are so lightweight because otherwise I probably wouldn't even bother using them.

Like the color, weight and the bottom stabilizing cap.

I thought paying the extra price over regular crutches I would have quiet crutches. Everything on them squeaks, the handles,The feet and even the top.If your are looking for quiet crutches, keep looking.

These are so nice! There’s the standard rubber around the hand grip and the under arm support, but then on top of that is more padding. See the pictures. Instead of the old-fashioned peg leg type of bottom, there’s a big rubber footing for extra traction and stability. I’m somewhere between 5’ 5” and 5’ 6”, so I got the Medium. I thought these were going to almost be too short for me, but I was very wrong. You can see that I have it set right in the middle. There are four more settings above and below that. So based on that, I expect a medium could possibly suit somebody from about 5’ 1 or 2” up to about 5’ 9 or 10”.

Maybe I got a bad pair, but these were not safe. The hand grip on one of them was very loose and kept spinning every time I went to use it. I tried adjusting it with the pins but that did nothing.

Whether you've got a sprained ankle, a pulled tendon or a broken leg, these crutches will keep the affected leg/foot off the ground, so you'll be able to heal. I'm 5'0", and my husband is 5'8". The crutches are easy to adjust, and they fit both my husband and me.