Ergobaum Dual Black Cobra(5' to 6'6'') Ergonomic Underarm Crutches (1 Pair) of Double-Function Shock Absorber Underarm Crutches with Arm Support (Real Carbon Fiber)

The Good:They work really well and seem to be well made. Much better than traditional crutches for long term use.The "need to knows":These are advertised to fit people up to 6'6" - I'm 6'4" and they are just a tiny bit small for me. Dont see them working well with anyone any taller.They are heavy.You have to keep an eye on the "set screw" that secures the handrests. It gets loose fairly easily. I added some loctite to mine.The fabric pads are just dumb. They feel like something someone in marketing made the product team add. They are easily removed however.Overall, happy with the purchase.

UN GRAN SERVICIO LAS MULETAS SON MUY COMODAS, Y UN GRAN DISEÑO, ESPERO ESTAS ME DUREN BASTANTE TIEMPO YA QUE SON LAS MEJORES MULETAS QUE E TENIDO, FELICIDADES POR EL SERVICIO QUE ME BRINDARON

Not sold. Very heavy. Sort of clunky. Takes getting used to especially if non weight bearing.

My son had to be on crutches for a couple of months and these were great! Traditional crutches gave him blisters instantly, but not these! He’s a big 6’5” kid, and these fit him. He has big hands and other crutches gave him blisters within an hour on his palms and wrist, but these ones actually fit his hands. They are a little heavy, but ergonomically were 1000% better!! Well worth the money!

I am non weight bearing for several months due to a leg lengthening surgery. The hospital sent me home with the cheapest crutches known to man, even knowing how long I'd be non weight bearing. So we bought these.Pros:They are not the ridiculous cheap, crappy crutches.These have shock absorbers!They have wide feet which grip easily.Cons:The cushions on the arms are kind of a joke. They have a mesh that just tears up your arms if you are earing short sleeves. I took them off and used towels.The handle grips are attached with a screw that loosens ALL THE TIME. I think this is the number one complaint people give about these falling apart. It has a turn knob for the screw. Just tighten it when you feel the handle loosening. Don't wait until it falls apart.Long story short, it has it problems, but it's SO much better than the cheap crutches provided by the hospital! And they have shock absorbers...