I bought these after first having tried a pair of basic heavy steel ones at a local medical supply store. Those were twice the price and lacked the many features that this pair has. I love them. They have helped me stop using a walker and get back to relying on my own two feet. Great for safely rehabilitation and improving mobility. Every extra feature like hand cushioning, foldability, and light weight is great.

Im very satisfied with these elbow crutches. Ive had other pair but the quality and comfort of this pair is the best yet. The hinged arm cuffs is a game changer. They no longer fall over all the time as I dont have to take them off to do most things and the magnets on the handrip help them stay up and even attach to the side of my kitchen appliances if I need to set one or both aside while cooking. The material that these are made of are heavy grade and I find the hand grips ergonomic design leaves me with much less hand pain.

I purchased these because I've been on a rollator since 2012 and my posture has suffered. I wanted to walk with more straightness around the house, but still take my rollator with a seat for outdoor trips (for somewhere to sit).I do stand straighter when I walk around my home and I have more independence especially in the kitchen which is small. I can actually support myself with 1 crutch and cook with the other hand.They were easy to put together, and are quality made with strong handholds with magnets in the end of both handles so that the crutches can be connected to each other and propped against a wall. Each crutch is designed for a particular hand, (not interchangeable) making the grip more secure. I have vinyl flooring in my bathroom, and find that the feet are secure on that flooring.Years ago, however, I used the standard aluminum forearm crutches with grey feet. They would slip on certain surfaces, so it is always good advice to test any crutch on all new surfaces you will walk for slipperiness.The only drawback I see is that the legs are not round, making it difficult to change the feet if you ever needed to.,

Strong and heavy duty feeling. The handles don��t move so it makes the fit a little off. And they are form fit so you can only use the right for the right and left for the left. But still way better than ER crutches. Super wide feet so you can go on any terrain. For the price and use of for a few months recovery 10/10

So glad these are being sold again my husband absolutely loves these and they have been his favorite ones he's ever had.

They are a little hard to adjust, but once you get them to your preferred length they work great. I would like the cuffs to be a bit tighter, but that's a small quibble. They allow me to get out and about more than other devices.

Cuffs take a little getting used to but if you're looking for a sturdy crutch that can take abuse these are for you

These are great crutches- one of the best features is the magnetic hand supports. My husband was constantly frustrated by his crutches sliding off and falling to the ground as it is hard for him to bend over and retrieve them. The magnets keep the crutches together and from falling down. Our only suggestion for improvement is the oval shape means we can��t replace the feet with larger ones to help with navigating slippery surfaces. We live in Washington so wet cement/floors are often an issue.

These have been great so far. I have nerve damage in my leg and some the pain gets so bad I can barely stand straight, let alone walk. These have been very helpful in aiding my mobility. I also read somewhere that using these are healthier to use than typical crutches on your body. They are a good quality product that's easy to use. For the price this is worth getting wether it's used for mobility or recovery, it's designed well for both.

I had a knee surgery that required 8 weeks on crutches. After 1 week on normal crutches I decided to try these for more stability and comfort. My only regret is not ordering them right away!These are truly a game changer and extremely well designed. The magnets that holds them together when not in use really helps when you need to lean them somewhere. The height is adjusted by an Allen wrench instead of preset pegs so it��s customizable to your exact height.If you��re on the fence, this is your sign. Order these.

I have another pair that don��t have any cuff, just a ��back�� to rest my arm against, but they are significantly lighter than this new pair.The first time I used them I thought I would hate them because of the weight, however once I got them properly adjusted to my height, I fell in love with them. It��s all about being able to use my hands for other things (like texting or shopping) without the crutches falling to the ground!! I also LOVED them on a recent vacation because they fold up for easier travel on the airplane or other places where having them fully extended wasn��t convenient.

If these were only spring assisted, they��d be awesome.What I love: many of the full cuffed crutches have a cuff that swivels, but the split is on the front and the cuff plastic is more pliable and when you try to use your arms, the split widens and kinda pinches your arm, but these have a split on the side and it��s more rigid plastic so I can do all sorts of things even a physical exam, typing, drinking, etc. without any discomfort or worrying the crutch might drop. Some crutches just have a piece of Velcro and that��s not comfortable when you��re using your arms. The only way I would improve these cuffs is if the part on the back was taller/longer so it didn��t put as much pressure on my ulnar said of my forearm.The grips are great. They aren��t slippery (which since I use hand sanitizer and wash my hands a thousand times a shift, that��s important) and the rubber is soft and kind of molds to your hand. I did buy a spring assist pair on here and couldn��t make a round in my kitchen before my hand was in pain from the inflexible plastic ��ergonomic�� support digging into the base of my thumb.I like the feet. They seem stable and aren��t slippery and have a good footprint.I have now order the ones that are 3x as much as these for the spring assist, but am worried the strap on the front of the cuff won��t be as comfortable as these.

My husband had foot surgery and was having a difficult time with regular crutches. We ordered these and they were perfect! He said they were very strong and supportive and sturdy. Highly recommend these!

Love these, would have been better with built in straps. Tried the ones you can purchase separately they were cumbersome got in way

I found myself having a bit of a time adjusting to the hand rests on this item, but overtime they worked really nice for me. The fit in the upper arm part was the most strange though, just had to read up and see that its for movement when your using items like your phone or what not. These forearm crutches are not heavy overall as I was kinda wondering how the weight would be with an item like this. As far as comfort, over time I got more use to them and that started to work better for me. I was told these would help with my injury and they have done a nice job to get some weight off my ankles, hopefully I will not need to use them by this time next year.

These crutches have just one flaw: the grips are fixed to the shaft, so no adjustment is possible. The instructions direct the user to adjust the grips so the cuffs are 2 inches below one's elbow, but like the video in the HEALTHBAZAAR store, they apparently refer to an earlier version in which the grips were adjustable.In all other respects, these crutches are entirely satisfactory. The grips have a nice ergonomic shape, and the magnets in the grips are an ingenious solution to the problem of keeping the crutches from falling over when leaned against a table or a wall. The swiveling C-shaped cuffs enable one to use one's hands without dropping the crutches.A word about the seller: When I asked how I could exchange these crutches for the adjustable-grip model, HEALTHBAZAAR most generously offered a refund without requiring the crutches to be returned. I had already decided to keep the crutches, because I couldn't find any that were better. Now my only problem is figuring out how to get Amazon the reverse the refund!

Very truly top-notch crutches if you're looking for this style. My partner is an above-the-knee amputee and benefits from crutches when using her prosthetic leg currently for extra stability, and she was blown away by these compared to her old ones. Comfortable, stable, and solidly built, with an excellent ergonomic design. Very impressive!

These crutches are of fantastic quality, and an amazing price! I was a bit skeptical that these would be attractive and sturdy because I have seen how expensive other forearm crutches can be. I was pleasantly surprised when these arrived. They are lightweight, but sturdy, and very Ergonomically made. I feel secure when I am using them and have zero discomfort around my arms or hands. I am still in shock that these were under $100. I love that they are adjustable and can be folded down for storage. These are great to use for both or even just one arm. They are easy to use, and we��re ready to go right out of the box. I like that they are a simple, black color, and nothing overly flashy. Overall, very happy with these, and cannot recommend them more.

This is only the 2nd time ive ever needed to use crutches and these have been a total game changer. The ergonomics of putting all of the force into your hand and being supported by your arm is so much more comfortable and effective than putting all of that force into your armpit. They are very well made and adjust as much as you could need them to.Bonus points that they came broken down into such a relatively small package. When I was done with them I just packed them back up for easier storage.Definitely recommend these if you need crutches.

These crutches are sturdy, durable, and have some nice features, like height adjustment and rotatable cuffs. But my mother had a difficult time adjusting to it. Maybe they are not for the elderly because they are also a bit heavy.