Forearm Crutches, Open Cuff, Folding Aluminum, Adjustable, 1 Pair

I've been using these crutches for several weeks now, and they have held up very well. The arm rest is well-padded, and the height is adjustable. Quite happy with them.

Great if you still have some use of you bad leg, more difficult if that leg needs to be completely of the ground.

I was a little skeptical about folding crutches, but when these arrived I was pleased with them. They assembled easily and are sturdy and comfortable, and the reflectors on the hand grips are a nice touch. The rubber feet are thick and sturdy and don't wobble and the hand grips are nicely shaped, big enough for my large hands, and somewhat padded. I would not call them "elbow" crutches, though, as the support goes under the forearm, and would suggest changing the item description to reflect that. I am 5'9" and 172 lbs and the right height for me fit in the middle of the adjustment ranges, so there is plenty room for accommodating larger or smaller users. The plastic of the forearm support is somewhat flexible, which was more comfortable for me than a rigid support, but it felt very supportive as it flexed a little with my arms. I put a good bit of weight and bend to them and they did not give me any impression they would break. They had plenty room for larger arms. Mine came with instructions, and I have included a photo of the assembly information, which is also in the photos on the item listing. I really like that it is quick and easy to assemble them and break them down, they are light-weight yet very supportive, and that they fit in the box they came in for storage. I can't think of anything I would change about this product except the name. ;)

These forearm crutches can be adjusted to my height without any issues, and I haven’t had trouble storing them in my car or anywhere in the house. I do know that I can fold them away if needed. The grip on the handles for my arms and hands is good. I wish there was a strap to wrap around my arms, but I did get a Velcro strap, and it works better.

I love the collapsible aspect. Used them on a trip and collapsing them made it easy to put under the seat on the plane or tuck in a a bag when using the wheel chair. I’m giving a lower rate because of the plastic that goes on the forearm. I am a little heavier, 200lbs and they are not as supportive as I hoped. One of them gives a little more making me loose balance sometimes.

These don't come with assembly instructions but it's simple to put them together, and the info on the web page shows you how if you even need it. They are nice and sturdy, easy to adjust. Every time I sprain my ankle, I cannot walk for about three days. The crutches in the attic no longer function due to the extreme heat they were exposed to. Now I'm covered. Happy.

These are comfortable and work as they should for my temporary use. Wasn’t difficult to put together

The crutches don't include pads for the forearms. The plastic without pads is slightly uncomfortable and allows more give in movement that makes them feel less sturdy. Pads would likely solve that issue and could be purchased separately. They adjust to accommodate most heights. The crutches themself have no give or wiggle and do feel secure during use. They can easily be taken apart or adjusted for use and storage so all things considered they do what is needed, but really need padding.