Flexyfoot Shock Absorbing Soft Grip Adjustable Crutch - Single - Orange | Improve Safety, Improve Comfort, Improve Grip, Reduce Shocks & Jarring

Great quality and perfect with the shock absorber on the bottom especially with all the uneven paths about here the grip is rubber so your hands won't slip..would definitely recommend

Great quality crutch that is sturdy and comfortable to use my only gripe would be the price other than that great product 👍.

I have had a lot of spinal surgery and have little feeling in my feet, so I need a crutch when walking. I have recently had surgery for cancer and my arm was really painful when I used my old crutch, which hurt due to the inflexibility of the solid ferrules, so I thought I would try a different concept. I love my Flexyfoot crutches, they are light, and don't hurt my shoulder or hand. I feel really safe with them and they make walking a lot easier. I am very impressed. I am having spinal surgery again soon and am sure these crutches will help me during the recovery period. As an extra bonus, they are very pretty and the price was excellent.

Was using the old NHS type crutch to support my knee whilst I await surgery and it's so noisy and bland, it made me feel alot older than my 44 years. Opted to get a bright stick with a supportive foot and handle grip. I love this stick, it's silent, it doesn't clatter when you use it, the shock absorber foot is brilliant, really makes a difference to the ache in my arm and shoulder after a day of use. The soft grip handle is good in this sweaty hot weather. I feel a little less old and can silently get about. Considering buying thd other colours.

These are easy to assemble and adjust. You don't need to be a Greek god to manage it.The flexi feet are excellent and really do work well, reducing the impact of a footfall.The feet are easy to take off and replace, (I tested that part thoroughly)The crutch is strong and well-made. Supporting larger people easily.The arm cuff is as supportive as you'd expect. it's also comfortably angled.The Handle is padded/rubberised but perhaps a little hard still.The arm cuff upright and handle may need additional padding if you're very slender and have prominent wrist bones. (I have bony wrists and they got rubbed) I've found the hook and loop attaching varieties of handle padding work very well. (Available on Amazon but shop carefully to find the correct padding type for these crutches design.)The crutches are less prone to slipping on wet ground than fixed foot crutches, plus have snowshoe add-ons available for icy weather.The crutches are nicely lightweight.The paint colour on the upright shaft is vibrant.Good value for money.Shipped out very fast.Comes with a leaflet explaining how the crutches work and detailing all the variations and add-ons available.Despite the fact the upright on the arm cuff rubs my wrist and I needed to buy padding for that, and despite the fact that the handle is a little hard and I had to buy extra padding for that, the overall benefits of having flex feet on the crutches outweighs any minor inconvenience incurred initially. Sure, the handle could be improved, but it's a cosmetic thing and I'm a weird shape, so it may be fine for thousands of people and just weird for me.The fact is the flex feet work and lessen impact on my arms and spine. That's huge for me. This is a genius design that is so easy to maintain, I'm quietly confident that I'll never go back to fixed foot crutches again after using Flexyfoot ones. I feel so much more confident on my feet with these. Turning around is a breeze, getting up and down stairs is easier. just that little bit of bend at the end of the crutch makes a big difference.

After reading the description and reviews I thought these would be suitable. I broke my neck, back and legs in an accident and struggle with mobility now. I thought the shock absorbing foot would really help with the pain of walking. I wanted a "ninja" walking stick too!The arm supports just felt in the wrong place, I tried different lengths but just couldn't find them comfortable and they aggravated my neck and shoulders pain.I was expecting more from the "flexifoot" it didn't really do any more than the various sticks, poles and crutches I have now.After intermittently use over a few days in the house I decided that I would return them and maybe visit the local mobility shop.We arranged the return and expected to pay postage at the post office, we were advised however postage was paid and would be deducted off the refund, a saving grace it turned out.After nearly 2 weeks I chased the refund after hearing nothing. I gave the tracking number and was told that the item was lost and to get in touch with royal mail to make a claim, a link was provided which didn't work. That was it.So no crutches and no money. Fortunately I hadn't paid the return postage otherwise I'd be on the revolving wheel of doom chasing the claim with RM. The company duly refunded me after I pointed this out.Sizing was off for me and definitely not the shock absorption I was expeccting. Although most returns wont get lost the refund could of been tricky, so just make sure they're right for you before you order.

Bought the soft grip for my partner & he is really pleased with it.Easily adjusted for height & fits his arm well. He has big forearms & was worried it might be too tight but is great.Handle fits comfortably in hand.Very sturdy.The flexyfoot is a great design feature & is what swayed me to get this over other crutches.Love the colour choices too as nobody wants to look old before their time on an old fashioned walking stick/NHS style crutch.Recommend

Quick delivery. The crutches are so comfortable to use due to the soft hand grips and shock absorbing flexi foot. Im 5ft 5 and have them on the shortest setting so i wouldnt recommend these to anybody shorter. They look great and are at a very affordable price.

I'm 5'2". Even with my tallest shoes on this crutch was WAY too tall at the lowest position yet it claims to fit folks 5'. NOPE. Wrong.