Forearm Crutches Pair Folding Forearm Crutches Anti-Drop Cuff Reduces The Hassle of Picking Up Forearm Crutch，Comfortable Grip and Wear-Resistant, Non-Slip Forearm Crutches (Violet)

Although my walking stick allowed me to be upright vs a cane, it cause "Tennis Elbow" over time. This device provides upright posture, if the height is set correctly, and eliminates the elbow trauma and resulting pain. It provides excellent support once you figure out how to set it for your setup.With this proper setup the user can apply much downward force on the unit. This is much more force that can be place on a walking stick. The product is very durable, and the elastic band allows for the device to be positioned well in the arm of the user.I took it for a test run on my latest trip to Gallipoli and Troy and used it over some rugged terrain and it performed very well. One note is the bottom tip is of hard plastic and can slide on very smooth surfaces. Therefore, I placed an adhesive pad for kitchen chairs to counter this at the bottom and this made the device more stable on these surfaces. I now take this everywhere.

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 perfectlyI 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 caneEven 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.

Great set of crutches. Light and comfortable. We like the fact that it can be folded easily (there is a joint in the middle that can be pulled apart and the two halves are held together with an elastic rope). Even though it is collapsible, it is strong when put together. These are being used inside a school. The tips are a firmer plastic and are slippery on tile and linoleum. We needed to buy different tips. The diameter of the pole at the end where the tips are = 3/4”. Overall, we are very happy with this product.

These are wonderful. Lightweight, easy to adjust and worked perfect after my knee surgery.

My wife sprained her ankle and really needed this crutch, otherwise she wouldn't be able to walk. It's very good quality and can be folded and adjusted in height. The delivery was very prompt. Thank you.

Slick plastic tip, not rubber/rubberized; a bedazzled threaded collar they don’t show you up close in the photos.The take: a deeply feminized and unsafe product with cheap materials and very poor design.From the forearm cradle to the bedazzled collar and hand rest, it looks and feels cheap and too flimsy to use as intended, with the tip being SO slick it can’t even grab onto old rocky asphalt. -When tested on new asphalt it slipped right out of my hand.Even looking like a this was made for a tween girl I would keep it just to have something, but I absolutely cannot rely on this for my medical needs.

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 crutchesKind of ridiculous.

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.