PEPE Mobility - Folding Crutches for Travel (x2 Unit, Open Cuff), Aluminum Adjustable, Black

Love it. Lightweight, folds effortlessly, and the arm support thing is great. I have several ruptured lumbar discs and a tear in my left hip labrum. There have been many places Ive avoided because of the pain associated with walking any distance for me. I’m NEVER leaving the house without this. Oh and I bought the optional larger base. Old one came off easily and the new was a quick install as well. Now the cane can stand on its own 😉.

I love how lightweight they are and how easy to use. The aren't the most sturdy but they work in a pinch. And throughout daily use though be too hard on them and they will break.

It's wonderful, sturdy and lightweight. I like also because it's foldable.I would have liked a softer handle and to be able to make it a little bit shorter even though the specs apply to my height .

I am so glad that I purchased these forearm crutches! They have been so dependable for me as I get back on my feet after severely breaking my leg. My draw to these crutches was originally the design, given they can fold and are easy to travel with. That said, I use them everyday (inside and outside) and have not had them wear at all. They are well made and I would recommend to anyone needing support with walking. I am grateful for the person who mentioned the vive crutch pads in their review, they fit like a glove on the crutches and provide a lot of extra comfort. 5/5 experience with these crutches, I would definitely order again.

Sturdy

I bought this shortly after taking up walking with a cane. (I primarily use the cane.) The lack of a strap across the forearm area was/is a problem. I first tried to super glue a Velcro strap across the area--didn't work, fell off! Eventually, combined super glue and small nuts/bolts to achieve the desired result. It was handy to fold the crutch while being transported (via wheelchair) at the airport and on the plane--under seat or overhead per attendant's suggestion. Nice to fold while riding in a car. A good product and worth the purchase.

These are okay. I had a knee surgery that requires being off my leg entirely for about 6 weeks. I've had these in use for two weeks, and they are alright. Owing to their folding nature, they have a bit more play in them and require intermittent tightening of the screw-up ring. If not, they start to creak or jingle, which is a little disconcerting. Interestingly (given that I'm noticing how much they seem to have some inherent play or loose articulations), they're kind of hard to collapse in half. I find I really have to work at pulling them apart when I do attempt it. Finally, the plastic cuffs for the arms are a bit unforgiving even when sized appropriately. These crutches have been adequate, but I ordered a pair of Mobilegs to try instead. Definitely way more $$, but I'm hoping they prove a sturdier, more comfortable upgrade. If you're shopping for crutches, good luck to you and speed healing!

If you let go for a second this crutches end up on the floor , try to open a door or a cabinets they end up on the ground .