--- product_id: 65592030 title: "Ergobaum 7G (Medical Aluminum)" brand: "ergoactives,llc" price: "€ 422.20" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 category: "Ergoactives,Llc" url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/65592030-ergobaum-7g-medical-aluminum store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Built-in LED flashlight Shock absorption tech 360 lbs max support Ergobaum 7G (Medical Aluminum) **Brand:** ergoactives,llc **Price:** € 422.20 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸš€ Elevate your recovery game with the crutches that move you forward in style and comfort! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ergobaum 7G (Medical Aluminum) by ergoactives,llc - **How much does it cost?** € 422.20 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/65592030-ergobaum-7g-medical-aluminum) ## Best For - ergoactives,llc enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ergoactives,llc brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Safety Meets Innovation:** Non-slip Ergocap tips and built-in LED lights ensure secure footing and visibility in low-light conditions. - β€’ **Adaptive Shock Absorption:** Integrated spring shock absorbers soften impact, protecting joints and enhancing stability with every step. - β€’ **Smart Mobility Enhancements:** Foldable frame and adjustable height (5’–6’6”) for effortless transport and personalized fit. - β€’ **Unmatched Comfort & Support:** Ergonomic design with padded cuffs and adjustable grips to reduce strain and pain during extended use. - β€’ **Doctor-Recommended Durability:** Crafted from medical-grade aluminum and designed by an orthopedic surgeon for reliable, long-term use. ## Overview The Ergobaum 7G by Ergoactives is a premium pair of ergonomic forearm crutches designed for adults 5’ to 6’6” tall, supporting up to 360 lbs. Featuring medical-grade aluminum construction, adjustable height and grips, foldable design, shock absorption technology, non-slip tips, built-in LED lights, and padded cuffs, these crutches combine advanced comfort, safety, and durability. Recommended by doctors and physical therapists, they are ideal for injury recovery and daily mobility, delivering a pain-free, stable walking experience. ## Description Buy Ergobaum 7G by Ergoactives –1 Pair (2 Units) of Ergonomic Forearm Crutches with Ergocap High Performance, Shock Absorption, Foldable Design, LED Light & Knee Rest | Adult Adjustable 5’–6’6” (Black) on desertcart.com βœ“ FREE SHIPPING on qualified orders Review: Absolutely Wonderful But Take Your Time Learning To Use Them! - I'm a 66 year-old amputee since 1994, 5'11", 175lbs. In those 28 years, I've mostly used a prosthesis, but I have extensive experience with simple forearm crutches. However, I've been suffering from an arthritic carpal-metacarpal joint on my left thumb/hand which now makes the use of rigid forearm crutches painful. I had to recently return to the use of forearm crutches because of stump issues that prevent me from donning my prosthesis. So...back to the old crutches. I began searching for a more comfortable crutch and came across the 7G. A bit pricey, but given that I'll be using them for the next few months after the upcoming re-amputation of my leg, I decided that I needed these guys! A fair warning, though. Even if you're an old pro with forearm crutches like me, these guys will take some time to properly adjust them and a bit of practice to use them. There are two factors that come into play with these new crutches and may give you cause for concern (though temporary). The first is the spring shock absorption built into the lower end of the crutch. Even though you adjust them to your height, you will immediately find that they get a little shorter in length, which causes you to bend your knee(s) a little more during each stride. At first, this is disconcerting, but you will quickly get used to it, and trust me, the shock absorbers are WORTH it! The second is the shape and "squishyness" of the handgrip as you follow-through your stride, placing your full weight upon it. It made me feel a bit unstable at first, but once I learned exactly how to hold the grip in my palm, that instability evaporated. The bottom line is that if you are gripping them incorrectly, you will experience some instability during weight-bearing on the crutch. These grips are the answer to my arthritic thumb problem and I can't praise the "ergonomic" design enough! They are heavier than normal forearm crutches, but not by much, and I don't notice it during use. I like the floor grips, which feel more stable to me. As for the "horn"...I don't really see the point, although the pitch is not identical in both crutches. In fact, as a musician, I noticed right away that there was a Major interval of a third between the two...so even though useless, they DO harmonize. 🀣 However, the light is definitely useful during those midnight trips to the restroom. As for quality...the metal components such as the shaft and adjustment locking mechanisms seem to be robust and feel solidly reliable. The upper arm rest and grip assembly, though made of a type of plastic, are equal solid and "give" in all the right ways and at the right times. I haven't had them long enough to report on any stress-tests of the upper assembly. I will say that the hand-screw adjustment of the grip angle seems surprisingly sturdy and that portion is of a solidly metal composition. I've only had these crutches for two days, and I'm certain that I'm still not finished with tweaking the height and grip/angle adjustments, but I would recommend these to anyone who has the string to use regular forearm crutches with one caveat - no matter where you are on the experience level with forearm crutches, be patient, use them and get used to them before making any judgments about them. I'm certain you'll be glad you did. Five stars from me!πŸ‘ Review: Great Crutches with comfortable grips - I bought these to replace my Kmina folding crutches, and have been very happy with them. I have a neurologic disorder that cases extreme weakness in my arms and legs, so I use these everywhere. There are many areas to make small adjustments to make them more comfortable for you. The cuff loop can be flipped around the back or down in the front for short distances or to lay the crutched on top of each other in the car. The built in flashlight is actually very useful when I take my dog out at night. The hand grips are very comfortable and have made a big difference on the arthritis in my hands. The crutches fold up easily for plane trips but they do not fold up as much as my old Kmina crutches. The crutch tip is one of the biggest that I have ever seen but when wet it still maintains good traction. Despite being twice the weight of my old crutches, I have found the weight to be good and these seem a bit more stable because of the weight. The aluminum is strong enough to not dent even after the car doors have been slammed into them several times. The only feature that I don't care for is the alarm. It really doesn't seem to have a point, and it is too quiet for it to be useful. Overall these are great, and I am very happy with them. ## Features - Extensively designed to be the most comfortable and advanced forearm crutches for adults available, the ERGOBAUM 7G crutches are built for its users’ needs first. Ergobaum 7G premium design features combined provide an unparalleled level of comfort and ease that is unrivaled by any other product on the market. Expect your ergonomic forearm crutches and crutches accessories to provide safety, performance, comfort and style; they will move you. - Who Can Use Ergobaum 7G Crutches? Your crutches are made for unisex adults (mens crutches or womens crutches) from 5’ to 6’6’’ in height. They are adjustable crutches that have a foldable feature for easy transport. Your adult crutches are used for weight bearing and no weight bearing. They are ideal for men or women looking to walk in a β€œcross-country walking style.” However, they can be used for walking in any style like traditional Canadian crutches, or forearm crutches. - Your Ergobaum 7G Crutches support up to 360 lbs. Adults from 12 years old to 80 years old have used Ergobaum 7G Crutches for their temporary injury recovery, or chronic injuries that require crutches for their daily mobility needs. Patients undergoing or experiencing daily mobility assistance needs, knee surgery, leg surgery, broken foot, broken ankle, torn ACL, leg amputations and other related injuries have recovered effectively and efficiently with the help of Ergobaum 7G crutches. - Your crutches are equipped with many gadgets for your comfort and well-being. They are designed to be β€œpain-free crutches.” Padded crutches, with crutch pads in the cuff and straps of the crutches that provide comfort and alleviate the skin. The main features of your crutches include Medical Grade Aluminum Material, Foldable Feature, Adjustable Handles, Adjustable Cuff & Height Settings, Non-Slip Ergocap High Performance Tips, Shock Absorbers, Knee-Rests, built-in LED flashlights & Alert Buttons. - Your Crutches are being recommended by doctors and physical therapists all over the world for their advancements to injury recovery and surgery recovery. Their features and the level of medical grade components make the Ergobaum 7G medical crutches approved by doctors. They are designed by an Orthopedic Surgeon with 30 years of experience. Combined, each feature of the Ergobaum 7G crutches provides an unparalleled level of comfort and ease that is unrivaled by any other product on the market. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07CRP1XXB | | Batteries | 6 LR44 batteries required. (included) | | Best Sellers Rank | #104,097 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #24 in Crutches | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (686) | | Date First Available | May 21, 2018 | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item model number | TOP- 0590H | | Manufacturer | Ergoactives,LLC | | Package Dimensions | 26 x 10.72 x 5.65 inches; 6.11 Pounds | ## Images ![Ergobaum 7G (Medical Aluminum) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vkc5t5zAL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: What size are the batteries?** A: small. incredibly difficult to insert. the whole thing is just so badly designed it’s hard to believe. caveat emptor indeed. **Q: What is the distance from floor to the grip at the maximum height setting?** A: It depends on what setting you put it on. You raise or lower the handle yourself. I absolutely loved mine! ! ! ! ! **Q: We only received the left crutch. Will the right one be sent separately? I bought the pair.** A: Mine came in the same box. **Q: Will these work for someone 4' 11" who is 180# or should I go down to the child size?** A: No, they would not get that short. They come in a box that is already about 5"4 and that's as short as they get. I also returned mine, they are heavy, uncomfortable hard to walk with, the knee peg hurts. The bottem of them are very wide and easy to step on. I would agree if you are 4'11 and want these go with the pediatric ones ... ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely Wonderful But Take Your Time Learning To Use Them! *by P***N on August 20, 2022* I'm a 66 year-old amputee since 1994, 5'11", 175lbs. In those 28 years, I've mostly used a prosthesis, but I have extensive experience with simple forearm crutches. However, I've been suffering from an arthritic carpal-metacarpal joint on my left thumb/hand which now makes the use of rigid forearm crutches painful. I had to recently return to the use of forearm crutches because of stump issues that prevent me from donning my prosthesis. So...back to the old crutches. I began searching for a more comfortable crutch and came across the 7G. A bit pricey, but given that I'll be using them for the next few months after the upcoming re-amputation of my leg, I decided that I needed these guys! A fair warning, though. Even if you're an old pro with forearm crutches like me, these guys will take some time to properly adjust them and a bit of practice to use them. There are two factors that come into play with these new crutches and may give you cause for concern (though temporary). The first is the spring shock absorption built into the lower end of the crutch. Even though you adjust them to your height, you will immediately find that they get a little shorter in length, which causes you to bend your knee(s) a little more during each stride. At first, this is disconcerting, but you will quickly get used to it, and trust me, the shock absorbers are WORTH it! The second is the shape and "squishyness" of the handgrip as you follow-through your stride, placing your full weight upon it. It made me feel a bit unstable at first, but once I learned exactly how to hold the grip in my palm, that instability evaporated. The bottom line is that if you are gripping them incorrectly, you will experience some instability during weight-bearing on the crutch. These grips are the answer to my arthritic thumb problem and I can't praise the "ergonomic" design enough! They are heavier than normal forearm crutches, but not by much, and I don't notice it during use. I like the floor grips, which feel more stable to me. As for the "horn"...I don't really see the point, although the pitch is not identical in both crutches. In fact, as a musician, I noticed right away that there was a Major interval of a third between the two...so even though useless, they DO harmonize. 🀣 However, the light is definitely useful during those midnight trips to the restroom. As for quality...the metal components such as the shaft and adjustment locking mechanisms seem to be robust and feel solidly reliable. The upper arm rest and grip assembly, though made of a type of plastic, are equal solid and "give" in all the right ways and at the right times. I haven't had them long enough to report on any stress-tests of the upper assembly. I will say that the hand-screw adjustment of the grip angle seems surprisingly sturdy and that portion is of a solidly metal composition. I've only had these crutches for two days, and I'm certain that I'm still not finished with tweaking the height and grip/angle adjustments, but I would recommend these to anyone who has the string to use regular forearm crutches with one caveat - no matter where you are on the experience level with forearm crutches, be patient, use them and get used to them before making any judgments about them. I'm certain you'll be glad you did. Five stars from me!πŸ‘ ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Crutches with comfortable grips *by B***K on March 8, 2024* I bought these to replace my Kmina folding crutches, and have been very happy with them. I have a neurologic disorder that cases extreme weakness in my arms and legs, so I use these everywhere. There are many areas to make small adjustments to make them more comfortable for you. The cuff loop can be flipped around the back or down in the front for short distances or to lay the crutched on top of each other in the car. The built in flashlight is actually very useful when I take my dog out at night. The hand grips are very comfortable and have made a big difference on the arthritis in my hands. The crutches fold up easily for plane trips but they do not fold up as much as my old Kmina crutches. The crutch tip is one of the biggest that I have ever seen but when wet it still maintains good traction. Despite being twice the weight of my old crutches, I have found the weight to be good and these seem a bit more stable because of the weight. The aluminum is strong enough to not dent even after the car doors have been slammed into them several times. The only feature that I don't care for is the alarm. It really doesn't seem to have a point, and it is too quiet for it to be useful. Overall these are great, and I am very happy with them. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely Outstanding! *by R***. on November 8, 2023* I couldn't tell you how much this have helped me used as crutches (2) and cane (1). As a substitute for regular crutches they easier to use (less work), more stable and can be used on stairs. As a substitute for a cane same applies. The rolling action of the bottom cap actually does help you walk more naturally and the hand grip/forearm brace rather than the arm pit placement of traditional crutches are so much more comfortable. NO MORE ARM PUT ABRASSIONS! Only down side is that I lost one of the clips and have contacted the manufacturer for spare parts with NO RESPONSE. For $350+ I paid for them you think they could get back or have some ways of getting me to a place that has them. Fundamentally my two are now worthless in term of use as crutches. IF THE VENDOR READS THIS PLEASE CONTACT!!! Great product and worth that money. ## Frequently Bought Together - Ergobaum 7G by Ergoactives. 1 Pair (2 Units) of Ergonomic Forearm Crutches - Adult 5' - 6'6'' Adjustable, Foldable, Ergonomic, Shock Absorber, Non-Slip, Knee-Rest Platforms, LED Lights (Black) - KingPavonini 4-Height Adjustable Leg Elevation Pillows for After Surgery, Injuries, or Rest, Memory Foam Leg Pillows for Sleeping with 3 Handles and Insert Pad, Washable Velvet Cover --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.pt/products/65592030-ergobaum-7g-medical-aluminum](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/65592030-ergobaum-7g-medical-aluminum) --- *Product available on Desertcart Portugal* *Store origin: PT* *Last updated: 2026-04-22*