Forearm Crutches (A Pair) Folding Forearm Crutches Lightweight Adjustable，with Rubber Handles, Comfortable Grip and Wear-Resistant, Non-Slip Forearm Crutches for Heavy Duty(Black)

Don’t know why I waited so long to buy these they are SO much better than crutches that go under your arm. Adjustable straps for your forearms, adjustable height but the BEST part is that you can fold them in half when you get in a car, sit in a restaurant or anywhere you need to put them away so they’re not taking up a lot of space. They feel very sturdy/secure when using them. Definitely recommend.

Very strong and stable to walk with, extremely adjustable, comfortable and easy to use, and great value for the cost!

I had to buy crutches on short notice and am overall pretty pleased with these. Pros: - Forearm crutches! (far superior to under-arm crutches) - Doctors, physical therapists, and random people are impressed with how they look - They come with padding, which seems nice - The tips are transparent, so it's easy to tell when they're wearing down - Competitive price Cons: - The elbow padding has velcro straps that can go across the front, but in my experience, the straps were useless and annoying. So I just cut the straps off, cut them into pieces, and attached the pieces to the exposed velcro pads. Problem solved. - After only three weeks, some of the stitching on the padding for the hands is fraying pretty badly. Pretty easy to clean up with some scissors, but, a little disappointing. - Some of the decoration on the crutches seems unnecessary and/or a little effeminate. The metal collars at the bottom are gold with little sparkly bits. You can only really notice this if you're looking for it though. There's an array of clear plastic orange dots at the front of the hand grips that people will comment on frequently. I don't know why these are there or what they're for, but, it's fine. Maybe a good conversation starter.

The stoppers on the bottoms grip well and felt secure when walking. I would suggest crutches that have swiveling forearm pieces instead of ones like these that are fixed in place. It becomes really hard to open a door and things like that without the crutches being in the way when that piece doesn't move.

I have MS with lower leg weakness. I got these forearm crutches to use on days that I have to walk a lot-so generally when we go on vacation and occasionally at home. I fold them up if I don’t need them while we’re traveling, but otherwise keep them long. Some observations: -They bear my weight well (155lbs) -When they are folded up they are obviously shorter, but it’s hard to fit them together to make them more compact. They do come in a bag which makes carrying them when not in use easier. -The tips on the bottom are very hard and seem slippery (as others mentioned). I replaced the tips with generic rubber crutches tips I ordered from Amazon-they were easy to switch out and I haven’t had any issues with them. -I got the padded handles (when I ordered they also had a no padding option). The pressure on your hands makes it nice to have some padding though I wish it was a tiny bit more substantial. -the padding covers come unzipped much too easily. I’m thinking of sewing a little loop where the zipper stops to keep it from sliding open -when unfolding and extending the crutches it can take a few to find where the little button is to pop out of the hole. I just marked the hole and the extender with a gold sharpie so I wouldn’t have to guess. -there is an elastic band in the joint when the crutches come apart (like tent poles). One of the elastics is already frayed and I’m not certain how much longer it will hold up. That said I don’t think they’re absolutely necessary to the function of the cruches (the joint is a pretty tight fit anyway) but I’ll update if and when it breaks. Overall these were a great buy for the cost and I would buy them again.