SIZE L

I bought these crutches for some added mobility while I recover from an incomplete femur fracture, which does not permit any weight-bearing on the affected leg. They are quite sturdy; they are easily adjustable for size/fit; the axial padding and grip padding are excellent. Be sure to get the height and fit right: it is not hard to do. They have large footpads, which provide excellent support on floors and lower pile carpets/rugs. They can be a little grabby on deep-pile, so proceed carefully there. Above all, balance is key, so move about slowly and take your time adjusting and getting used to using them.

This is for my husband and I think he loved it. He has two other simpler ones but he uses this one when he goes out because it looks classy, ;). The foot is wider and have spikes like it can hold unto the mud and ice, (I hope) but overall its beautiful, safe and sturdy.

I bought these to replace a less expensive set of 3 piece adjustable crutches. I am 5'-10" and 250 lbs. I am recovering from a major foot injury/surgery that is non-weight bearing for a total of at least 4 months. I misread the chart and initially bought the large size. Guess what? It was too large. The return went well, all is fine. I ordered the Medium which fits me perfectly. I had silver ones for a while and wanted something different, these are black. They are 2-pieces which helps stability. They come with the standard rubber cover on the underarm piece, over that is a neoprene cover that has much more padding. I removed the neoprene because it's too slippery and comes out from between my arm and body too easily. Technically it's not supposed to touch the underarm anyway, so not a big deal. The handles also have extra padding as well, that just sits on top of the handle. It's a nice thought, and it worked ok. However, I couldn't get the handle screws tight enough and the handles rolled under my hand, moving the padded part to the bottom. KMINA has another model that prevents this by strapping the pads to the side bars instead of just the handles. I don't know if this would work for me or not but it SHOULD be on this crutch too KMINA! Otherwise the handles are ok, better padded than less expensive brands, but I've been on crutches for over 2 months already with 2 more of non-weight bearing, and who knows how much after that. I just couldn't take the regular handles anymore, the pressure on my palms was really starting to bother my hands, wrists, arms etc. I replaced the handles with the product below that was $26: Crutch Ergonomic Hand Grips set 2 Special Design Ergo Grips with Max Comfort by ND Products found on Walmart.com or eBay. (See pictures) These handles make it bearable again. Hey KMINA (and all the rest), why aren't these an option? Please add something like this to your product line and IF YOU ever have to use your own products like I am, you will thank me. Now for the crutch tips: If you saw my other review about DRIVE crutches, I mentioned that the tips wore through and I almost fell. Not only will the tips on the KMINA crutches last 4 times longer, they are twice the diameter, don't sink in soft ground, and have better grip, even on a wet floor. I have had the KMINA's now for the same amount of time as when the others wore out and the tip looks almost new. Just be careful, due to their width they have a tendency to get stuck under doors when they close. Pay attention and it will be fine. Great job on the tips KMINA! Now for the crutches themselves: PROS very sturdy, look nice, good padding, excellent tips As discussed, I'm not a light weight, and these crutches are very sturdy. Combined with the tip, I have much more confidence now than I ever did with the DRIVE crutches. I can zip through the house and driveway without fear of them wobbling or slipping. Nice job! CONS - Noisy to distraction The KMINA'S only have one adjustable part, and that is the leg that touches the floor. It's inserted into a tube and adjusted by using push buttons into holes that are very loose. Consequently, each time you pick up a crutch, the leg slides down in the tube, so that the button snaps against the hole making a loud clacking sound, when you put the crutch down, it slides the opposite way making another "clack" sound. As you walk they make a constant clacking sound that is very annoying. It's not as bad as the DRIVE crutches, but annoying just the same. The tube that the leg inserts into, is connected to the top frame by rivets. As these are loose, they introduce another bit of motion that creates noise. KMINA, why not screws? The part that connects these parts all together is plastic. The metal poles are press-fit into the plastic connector. The underarm brackets are also plastic with the same press-fit type connection. The same applies to the leg, it press-fits into the rubber tip. After a few days, all of these press-fit connections started to squeak and creak. Between the clacking and creaking, It was noisy that I was afraid I was going to wake up the whole house during a 3am bathroom trip. I was contemplating sending them back, but this presents other problems. Instead, I customized them (see picture). I took the tips off and sprayed lithium lube spray powder into the barrel. I found two 1.5" #8 button head screws and inserted them into the next hole above the adjuster button. I tightened the nut on the back enough so that the leg doesn't move anymore. I took four (for each crutch) heavy duty zip ties (1/4" wide) and wrapped one just above the plastic connector, in the middle and at the top of the bottom section, then one under the arm rest. I tightened these zip ties as much as I could using pliers. Make sure you cut the tails off flush to the head! Or you'll have sharp points on your crutches! This whole setup applies pressure to the arms making it much less squeaky and creaky. I have to use these for another 2 months, and all of that noise would have driven me crazy. Hey KMINA, there must be a better way!

I ordered this item and only one crutch came in the box and the description and price indicate that you receive a pair of crutches. I boxed the first order up and scheduled a return. I placed a new order ( this order) and the same thing happened! One one crutch came in the box! I now have a complete set but I have been charged twice. How do I get refunded my $99?? Please contact me. Thank you!

I like the design and the stability of wider foot, however the crutches arrived without any padding shown on the product page and description. It’s difficult for me to deal with return/shipping due to my injury, so this has not been the best experience. I contacted Amazon customer service which did not get me anywhere beyond the AI loop. I contacted the company but no response yet.

Excellent upgrade from standard crutches, worth the price. I was using standard issue crutches with hard plastic underarm supports and similar grip at the bottom. These crutches have a much more comfortable underarm support that does not hurt my armpits as much. The hand grip is also cushioned and comfortable. The bottom grips are wider with a softer rubber that really grips the ground and keeps me balanced. It was worth the extra money to buy these.

Better Quality than expected, the feet work really well and can’t say enough for these crutches

Comfort galore. Great padding on underarm part of crutches and the hand grip. Easy to adjust the hand grip length as well as the leg of the crutch. Light weight but well put together. Love the foot on the crutches! Alll instructions are provided under ask Rufus

Gute Hilfe

Man känner att dem är byggda ordentligt. Det var en skruv som glappade lite men vart bättre efter att jag drog åt den hårdare. Gummit på botten är också stabilt. Tycker bara att priset hade kunnat vara lite bättre

I broke my ankle in France and was given the elbow style crutches. These are very hazardous in my opinion. I am VERY happy with these. They have big, rubber feet that are pliable and sure, like a camel's hoof. The pads for the hands and under the arms are very comfortable. The crutches are light and easily adjustable. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I injured my knee on a bad ski jump. I hate the crutches issued by the Japanese hospitals as they are not comfortable and typically too short. With these, they are comfortable and long enough for my body. And, they support a heavier frame. And, considering how I enjoy many "dangerous" sports, I will probably use these again in the future. So, worth buying instead of renting the hospital versions.

No use to me