smartCRUTCH Ergonomic Custom Forearm Crutches for Adults, Multiple Colors, Adjustable Forearm Rotates 15-90 Degrees - Heights 4'4" to 6'4" - 265 lbs Non Weight Bearing

I ordered these for my mom who has multiple spinal issues and osteoporosis so she can’t use traditional canes or crutches. She’s been using these daily for over a year and they’re still going strong. They’re supportive and fairly comfortable and they adjust in multiple places. They are lightweight which is really important while still being solid and providing good support. The only thing that I will say that I almost took a star off for is the foam pads that come with them are the absolute worst. They are really hard to line up well and then just come off. She had to add some other stuff, but honestly if that’s the only complaint after a year of heavy use then it’s not such a big deal.

I have hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. I have seen some of the reviews on here saying they're not worth it. Unfortunately with EDS, we're all different and things are going to have to take trial and error to see if it works for our situation. As for me, before these crutches, I lost so much mobility. I couldn't really walk anymore, I couldn't have a physical job, and I became more cut off from society than I wished for. Just walking 15 minutes would set me for a couple of days of searing knee and ankle pain, with so much hyperextension. NOW, I can walk, I hiked for 2 hours and could have kept going, I have a physical job that requires a lot of standing and walking (working with children), and I'm able to go shopping, outings, museums, etc. It has literally given my life back. For reference, I am 5'3'' and 275 lbs. I have the widest forearm width you can go. It is a little tight on my arms, but when you get your crutches they do give you an option to send them back and get them adjusted. I never did that because it's never really caused me a problem. It takes time to figure out what height is best for you, what forearm angle, and how to walk with these. I've had these for over 2 years, and walking with them is second nature now. They feel like an extension of me, and I forget that I'm even using them. After 2 years, they are still in incredibly good shape and I definitely think they will last a long time. So, I think if you have EDS or any other knee or leg pain, just try these out. They may or may not work for you, but give it a good go. It may change you're life like me.

I have a serious knee injury and have been on regular crutches for 6 weeks, unfortunately I used them with the wrong posture and injured my wrists and thumbs. I was prescribed gutter crutches and found these 'SmartCRUTCHes' sold on Amazon, after doing research I decided to custom order a pair. Many choices for top quality graphics My physiotherapist and I are very impressed with the quality, comfort, design and the fully adjustable settings to make them perfect for myself. 'SMARTCRUTCHes' are lighter than I expected, not awkward and were easily adjustable. The price is for a pair and is very reasonable. SmartCRUTCH to sturdily and comfortably help you thru a tough time. Custom order a pair, you won't be disappointed.

Got these for hypermobile ehlers Danlos and dysautonomia. They're strong enough to support my full weight(~125lbs), no signs of wear and tear, the tips don't seem like they're wearing out any time soon- though I'm also an ambulatory user. Loved how adjustable everything was, height, the handle orientation and distance, the tilt of the forearm things, everything that needed to be adjusted could be. I decorated mine with ribbon :)