Forearm Crutches for Adults Have Elastic Crutches Padding for The Elbow+Hand Padding, Increases Walking Comfort

Comfortable to use. Appreciate the color and the fact that they fold. Lightweight and sturdy. Also the arm and hand pads are removable for different use cases and for cleaning. Very little assembly required, I put them together in about a minute. Very functional, especially for the price, can’t be beat!

I'm presently slightly injured, and this has happened enough in the last year to justify replacing the ill-fitting crutches I found one time. I was worried about getting one with the plastic forearm support, not an issue, on this one it's perhaps even overbuilt. I believe they used an appropriate kind of plastic, the design is really thick and strong in all the places you want it to be, and the cuff is thin enough to flex a little for comfort, with a thicker rim so that it's not floppy. If you're going to use this primarily with short sleeve shirts, there are some mold lines you'll want to file down a little for comfort, but this is to be expected from modern products. If the images or text communicate it, I missed this: the gold ring along the leg spins, it's threaded, when you have selected the right height you can tighten it down and it will remove all of the slop between the telescoping tubes. This fully eliminates the Clink noise my crutches had. Really excellent touch. I have two caveats, by no means deal breakers and I feel knowing about them solves the problem. The dimensions in the images of the listing measure the total length of the crutch. From the bottom of the foot to the top of the Cuff. This measurement is irrelevant to all purposes, since the cuff is arbitrary an arbitrary size. The dimension you care about is the range of heights you can set the Handle too. In the longest configuration, the top of the handle at the base, is about 36 inches off the ground. It happens that this is right for me, I'm 6'1", and I think my proportions are pretty common. If I was any taller or differently proportioned, it could easily have been too short for me, when I was expecting to fall a little above the middle of it's range. Second caveat: Mine came with this clear orange foot, I expect most people will need to replace this foot. It's fairly hard but more importantly smooth. It has great traction on concrete, asphalt, matte tiles; but struggles on smooth surfaces like linoleum, glossy tile, maybe wood if the wood is hard enough. It may improve with wear as that surface breaks down. The foot has little V's around the edge, and a sparse line pattern inside, but beyond this it's mostly undetailed such that not only is the material smooth and slippery, but the shape of the foot is as well. The shaft is 3/4", seems that feet are commonly available for reasonable prices. If you're prone to injury like I am, having my previous crutches around has been huge for me on many occasions, these are such a good price for much better experience, I can absolutely recommend having one or a pair around just in case. If you have traditional crutches, give these a shot, specifically on stairs, forearm crutches are so much better at stairs

I have been able to ditch my walker and don't feel like a grandma (yes I am 61 but I am a single enby who wears lolita and other alternative fashion styles) because these are faster, more maneuverable and 8000% cuter. Plus I don't have to lean over so far that I have to wear a turtleneck if I don't want strange dudes being able to see my navel from space.

Bought these for recovery after a broken fibula and surgery. I hated the armpit crutches I was given and wanted to try something else. These are way more comfortable. It might take you a bit to get used to them but it's worth it. They seem well-built and more than capable of supporting my frame. I'm not putting any weight on my right leg and these hold me up just fine. Have gotten several compliments on the color. the tips could be a bit grippier but they're fine. I like the pink pad/grips but they get dirty very quickly. I wish I gotten black pads. Other than that, no complaints.

These are a lifesaver for someone who needs a cane to walk, but has severe neuropathy in her hands. It distributed the pressure from your hands to your forearm, and relieves a lot of the pain from using a cane for much if your stability and balance. This is the second pair I've purchased.

Don’t know why I waited so long to buy these they are SO much better than crutches that go under your arm. Adjustable straps for your forearms, adjustable height but the BEST part is that you can fold them in half when you get in a car, sit in a restaurant or anywhere you need to put them away so they’re not taking up a lot of space. They feel very sturdy/secure when using them. Definitely recommend.

I liked the idea of these crutches as they look lightweight and easier to travel with. However they are tricky and not stable like the traditional ones. I don't recommend them for someone who can't put a lot of weight on the leg/foot. It's also hard to open a door or do anything with these as they are sort of stuck on you. My hands hurt a lot when I use them. Seems like they are better for a mild injury where one can put more weight on the surgical leg.

Se lo compré para mi abuelita hace bastante tiempo ya y está como nuevo es muy resistente divino sin dudarlo compra el tuyo no te arrepentirás

Lightweight, easy to use and store. Literally a lifesaver when I recently broke my leg and was given different types of crutches from the hospital (type that goes all the way to your armpit and they were terrible). These crutches arrived quickly. The colour was great too.