Forearm Crutches, Adjustable Crutches for Adults, Aluminium Crutch with Cuffs,Can Prevent Slipping, Suitable for Old People, Lame People(Black)

These crutches are very sturdy and easy to use. It is well-made work well; I lean my forearm back into the brace, for more stability. The feet are have a suitably wide base. I thought I might need to replace them with bigger ones, but they work fine. Great that they fold, although I have not had to use that feature.

Great product - I find them much easier to nav around the house than using traditional crutches. These might take a little more upper body strength to stabilize, but it's really more a matter of proper technique. I'm medium sized male about 160 lbs and these crutches are rock solid for me.

I fell recently and twisted my knee. The hiking sticks I already had didn’t provide quite enough stability, so I decided to try these crutches. They are easy to adjust to the user’s height, and they are lightweight without being flimsy. The elastic bands across the front of the arm cuffs prevent the crutches from being dropped. They provide good support for walking. I took one star off because the rubber tips can slide a bit on smooth flooring if you aren’t careful. I find that if I place the tips straight down instead of at an angle as I walk, the sliding isn’t an issue. One caution: these crutches are for people who can use both legs to walk. Those who have to keep one foot off the ground are better off using underarm crutches.

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've used other arm crutches before, but these are my favorites. Firstly I am a large human, 5'9" a bit under 300lbs and I can fully rest on these no problem. So stability is great. Then I love the elasticated bands in the front, they make it so that I can grab something without losing my crutch and the elastic means that I don't wack anyone in the face while doing that, and if you don't want the bands they are removable. The reflective parts are a great addition. and one thing that I was pleasantly surprised at is just how small they fold up. first there's the height adjuster, which in addition to the notches has a gold piece that screws to reinforce the height. But additionally they pull apart at about halfway down the crutch, it's marked with a silver band, but the two pieces are still attached to each other with an elastic cord so you don't need to worry about losing anything. I've learned that if you shorten the bottom and pull them apart I can get both crutches in a backpack or duffle bag. the bags are on the larger size, but they are standard I got both bags at Target and they both fall within the size requirement of a plane carry-on bag with with both crutches and a laptop and a bunch of other stuff too. this got very rambley, TLDR; really solidly made and they fold up small enough to fit in a carry on bag for a flight. I highly recommend