Antdvao Forearm Crutches Pair, Folding Forearm Crutches Adults Lightweight Adjustable, with Rubber Handles, Comfortable Grip and Wear-Resistant

These are 100 percent worth the price. I just had a meniscus complex tear repaired and I used both crutches for the first 4 days of recovery indoors. I'm on week 2 and I'm using one crutch outside. I feel secure in putting my full weight on the crutch. I feel they are well made and no slipping. They are comfortable to use. Highly recommend.

These are an absolute game-changer for someone with transient mobility issues. I have endometriosis and may be dependent on a crutch in the morning and running around in the afternoon. The fact that these fold, are lightweight, and come with a carry bag all help me use them when needed and stow them away when they're not. I typically only use one at a time, since these come in a pair I keep one in my car and one in my house. It was a bit of a bummer at first to acknowledge that I needed mobility devices, but I'm SO happy I bought these. I have more freedom now and it's amazing. Huge bonus points for being bright purple - they just feel more fun to use. The grippy bottom is good enough for my current use, but they do slip easily on moisture. If a slip or fall would be really bad for you, you might consider replacing the grippy tips. I also like that I can adjust the height based on my footwear.

Newly broken foot someone in a medical office suggested these and once they came, I understood why. They just popped together in the middle and then adjust to your height very lightweight and easy to use as you go from one room to another and try not to put weight on your injured extremity. A little expensive I believe. But good quality and durability so far.

I was hesitant because they looked so light weight and all others were over $200 but I needed them and wanted some color so I gave it a shot. I have not been disappointed at all. They adjusted easily for my height. The price is very affordable although I wish insurance would cover these as a standard like they do walkers. I did change out the bottom stoppers simply because I wanted something more rugged. The original ones did not fail me in any way. The hand grips look basic but they are actually comfortable they fit my hand perfectly I have high hopes they will last me for awhile. They fold up to fit in tight places. I use these because I have CRPS a neurological disease in my one leg and I’ve been walking improperly for years putting info stress on my opposite leg now causing damage to it. So now that have damage on both sides I need support on both sides. I previously used a cane from time to time but never found it to be as supportive as I needed so I would just limp and suck it up. Until I discovered these. They take the weight off my crps foot and distribute weight evenly and using my arms without too much pressure on my shoulders actually less shoulder strain than a walker (pt also agreed) and hands has added benefits too and more secure than a cane and more stable. I bought these on my own as Medicare wouldn’t cover them. They would only cover a walker or cane Even my physical therapist agreed that these were a better option for maneuvering around also I’m only 42 and feels better to not use a walker mentally. Even tho I still do and will as needed. Highly recommend and wish I bought them long time ago. Even if used individually in place of a cane I still would recommend.

As someone who has had a shoulder rebuilt, these were so much better than normal crutches! Took the stress off my shoulders, was easy to manage, and folded easily and small to fit into the back seat of my car. The straps are nice to not drop them, and you can kind of still use your hands while standing. The cuffs are OK for larger forearms, and overall, these were perfect. A nice bonus is that the feet of them are textured so they're not slippery on floors, and they gave me a great grip on the grass as well at my kid's graduation. Overall, so worth it, and less scary to small kids than boring crutches.

They r very light weight which is great, no heavy crutch hanging on ur arm,BUT.. The strap is a great idea, it works well when it doesn't break... Unfortunately mine both did. 2nd week n. 3rd week I had them, and u can't squeeze the cuffs to tighten..thebther issue is th rubber tips, they. Not very grippy..gunna have to switch them out before I crash hard and I live where it snows.. I love the fact they tri fold fits in my suitcase, my old pair stuck out the top,😕.. they have reflector parts in front and in back,love the color... Wuld buy again, hopefully they can make the straps more sturdy... I put a toggle bar on mine, so far they r holding...

they are light and stay fit around your arm. very durable.

Slick plastic tip, not rubber/rubberized; a bedazzled threaded collar they don’t show you up close in the photos. The take: a deeply feminized and unsafe product with cheap materials and very poor design. From the forearm cradle to the bedazzled collar and hand rest, it looks and feels cheap and too flimsy to use as intended, with the tip being SO slick it can’t even grab onto old rocky asphalt. -When tested on new asphalt it slipped right out of my hand. Even looking like a this was made for a tween girl I would keep it just to have something, but I absolutely cannot rely on this for my medical needs.

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This device is a good alternative to crutches and canes. I felt like I had the sturdy support of a crutch, but with the ease of a cane. Plus, I love the purple option.

Bought these for my mom when he broke her ankle! Way less upper body strength required and not armpit pain! Very functional to disassemble and store

I needed crutches after having a little accident that resulted in me having to have foot surgery. I have been using these crutches for 3 months and they are holding up very well. It took a couple of days to get familiar with using forearm crutches after only having the option to buy underarm crutches at the hospital. Now, I will only use forearm crutches if I can help it. I feel so much more secure and safe when using these crutches compared to underarm crutches. It is much easier to regain my balance and stop myself from falling. The handles and forearm supports of the crutches are made of plastic which made me nervous at first, but they support my weight easily (150lbs). The reflective bands really came in handy as well since I am a professional at dropping things normally. There is an extra set of bands included in the handy carrying bag. The crutches fold in half which is another benefit. The only real downside for me was the rigidity of the crutch feet. I almost fell on a smooth tile floor that someone had walked across with wet shoes. The crutch slipped on the wet floor. Fortunately I was able to catch myself before falling but it was a very close call. I ordered some softer textured crutch/cane feet that happened to come in orange. I am not bothered by the color and the new crutch feet made all the difference in the world. I also ordered a bag that attaches to the handle of my crutch which also really came in handy since I was not able to carry things with my hands. All in all, I highly recommend these crutches with rubber crutch foot replacement.

I have used these almost daily for 2 years!! I've had to replace the rubber peices on the bottom once but that's because I walked right through the rubber a year into having them The collapsible feature is what REALLY sold me on these. They fit (well enough,) in my large backpack and duffle bag, so I can bring them with me on a walker or wheelchair day