Forearm Crutches for Adults, Elbow Crutches with Ergonomic Handgrips, Stepless Adjustable Height, All Terrain Tip & Slip-Resistant Base, Magnetic Grip

These are the best forearm crutches, so very comfortable, with beautiful and clever design. They are height adjustable with standing magnetic placement when not in use. Be sure to have your P.T. help you find the correct height!. They have arm cuffs that are moveable, allowing one to pause and pick up a cup of coffee, for example, without falling or losing the crutches. The bottoms of these crutches are wide and thus so stable and safe. I was able to use these light-weight, elegantly curved crutches immediately when I graduated to walking again after a compound fracture of my ankle/leg. They cost a little more but are so much better than traditional and cheaper forearm crutches!!

These crutches are perfect! I tried out several styles and types and these are exactly what I need. Functional, sturdy, comfortable, and stylish.I have a lower body injury that will take some time to heal, so I needed crutches that I didn't dread looking at when I woke up in the morning... these are perfect. The magnets and arm cuffs are fabulously functional and make for a dignified experience. There are less expensive options out there but I'll say this: you get what you pay for. Spend the extra dough and feel secure- literally and figuratively.

Solid, quality crutches but with two areas for improvement: (1) difficult to adjust the height because requires screwing, (2) hard handles so bruise palms of hands. They could be softer.

I have mobility issues that make it difficult for me to stand for long periods of time and walk long distances. These are genuinely amazing as far as cheaper options go. Adjusting the handles can be a struggle, but with my short forearms having the ability to adjust to whatever height is amazing, I just had to have my PT fix them for me. They are fairly lightweight, especially for how durable they are. I have used them for multiple hours on end with little issue, I'm someone who always customizes my mobility aids, so certain aspects don't bother me as much. I added coban to the handles to build them up to the shape of my hand, and sanded the cuffs because there were a few kind of sharp points. My next step is gonna be vinyl wrapping them and sewing cuff covers because there aren't really any for side open crutches, but again it's all worth it for such a good pair of crutches.

It wasn't quite what I needed, but so close I almost kept them.Pros: They don't click and can be adjusted without the restrictions of preset incremental settings. They seem pretty sturdy. The cuffs are great if you like closed but larger cuffs.Cons: The ergonomic handles felt very hard on my hands and were definitely too big for me. They don't easily shorten or break down for transport. The oval-shaped tubing makes it impossible to replace the tips.

I ordered these based on my Physical Therapist recommendations and am quite impressed with how much they make me feel more comfortable and confident when walking! I have a disorder that causes progressive weakness of my legs unless I continue to work on them in therapy and was recommended the arm crutches and am amazed at how well they are working! They are extremely supportive when walking which gives me confidence to walk further than I originally planned.

Been using these for over a month after Achilles surgery. They are my go-to crutches but you have to get used to this type of crutch. Length and arm support are adjustable and I like the way the palms of your hands fit on the flattened hand holds. Much better than a round hand hold. Definitely happy with them and they are sturdy and lightweight aluminum.

Do not buy these crutches you cant buy replacement tips for them (unless iam missing something) iam on the phone right now amazon and they dont even have contact info for Health Bazzar. to order more. the tips lasted less than 2 months

Second pair of crutches, because the other which are another brand, break , not because of a defect but due to fall from myself.When browsing for a replacement, I did find these, what a chance! and did not understand why there were not showing up in top results.First on the box says Comfort and sturdy. Comfort , oh yes, the handle are just molding your hand offering a tremendous area for resting your palms, also the whole handle is grippy and soft. Sturdy, they might be more heavy due to the grip and the tip toe but you have the same impression that they won’t shake, bend etc.. and it’s not an impression it’s a fact .Cuff for the forearm are adequately well made ( they might contribute also to add some weight) but given out the flexibility and support that they provide , compare to other brand that when you rest your forearm and you feel the assembly flexing under your weight, here why those are called Sturdy.The shape of the crutches are fantastic and tends to thing that they provide a more natural walk style . For the toe tip they call them AT for all terrain and they are really grippy and softy adding the confort provided by the hand grip … They come with an instruction phamphlet , that guide you for the assembly which is pretty simple, thdd we only mention is to find adequately the 150 degree of the elbow.. since you are able to move the palm rest and the length of the crutches , I must admit that it did take me some tries to found out the proper set-up, but for any crutches out there you will have to face the same situation, but since your have to screw and unscrew for the adjustment. It’s a bit more time consuming but once that you’ll find your sweet spot, you won’t regret to have spent in some cases 40$ more or even for the same price for have no the quality that you deserve.In a word

They are great very happy about this purchase. Really saved my knee from a lot of pain and my underarms from regular crutches

These are GREAT and helped me a lot, I do recommend them. However, if, like me, your disability affects not only your legs but other parts of your body such as your arms and hands, I suggest you get a little help to ajust them as they are pretty hard to ajust. I hope they'll help you as much as they helped 🙂!

Légèrement plus lourde que mes anciennes mais tellement plus maniable et discrète. Excellent achat.

No comfortable at all with arthritic handsNow I have to spend more and get hand cushions. The tilt on the crutch handle is not adjustable and I need them to be in the right spot. I am 79 years old. In a wheelchair most of time. Need crutches for going out to car and sometimes into stores. It needs to be way on my hands.