Shock-Absorbing Foldable Crutches, 13-Level Adjustable Height Fits for Individuals 5' to 6'1'', Crutches for Adults with Inflatable Comfort Pad, Supports 350 lbs(a Pair)

These crutches are super sturdy and well made. The inflatable cushions at the arm pit really help. I am 5 feet four inches and they are adjusted to fit fine. And they do fold in half easily so I can take in the car. You may want to buy cushions for the hand grips.

OMG, two different size crutches sent and neither fit my 5'1 stature. Images show both crutches at lowest settings in all 3 adjustment points.

The invention of being able to fold crutches was genius! Normally crutches are annoying to lug around as they're long and just sort of difficult to store and travel with. But the fact that these can be folded are fantastic for saving space! They're much more easy to take around than your typical crutches. An absolutely amazing product!

These are an excellent adaptation of traditional crutches which are long and difficult to transport. There's a joint at which these basically just fold in half. To stand them up again, just insert the top two sides back into the lower half and you're done. Excellent design that you can also pump the underarm braces to suit your comfort level. These are a win all around! Highly recommend.

I’ve been a full time crutch user for well over 20 years. These particular crutches, while well intentioned are an accident waiting to happen. The underam pads which pump up ostensibly to provide more cushioning simply provide more bulk which can effect correct arm position while in use, not to mention the dangling hand pump. The shock absorbing part of the crutches sounds like a great idea until you sink down on them and tap your injured foot on the ground/step/curb etc. Also that sinking sensation provided by the shock can mask the sinking feeling of a crutch sliding out from under you which means you are losing the ability to self-correct and catch yourself before a fall. Yes these can be adjusted for those of shorter stature, and yes they are foldable, but that’s the only thing they have going for them. Also the folding portion is just a plastic sleeve the posts seat into. Remember plastic can get brittle with age so I would have a hard time trusting that in the long term. The worse thing about these crutches is you can stand with one, place the tip on the ground and completely pivot around it without lifting that crutch tip off the ground. You shouldn’t be able to spin completely around the axis of a crutch without lifting it and turning your body around. That’s a serious stability issue, particularly on wet or uneven surfaces. Also note, according to the instructions you shouldn’t use them in the rain. As a long time crutch user, you can use crutches in the rain, these are just too unstable to trust to use, be it in wet or dry conditions. I showed these to my husband, and an amputee friend of mine who is also a lifelong crutch user. Their shared response was that they are at worse a death trap, and at best an accident waiting to happen. These are not worth the risk of further injury.

I ordered the Trondiver shock-absorbing foldable crutches for my son who has a fractured ankle. The crutches are very well made. They offer 11 upper body and 8 lower body adjustments which could accommodate different heights, ensuring a good and comfortable fit for all users. The inflatable underarm pad adds additional comfort on top of all the good features. The rubber base as well as the built in springs offer stability and shock absorption. The crutches are also pretty lightweight and they can be easily folded for storage when not using. My son likes the support these crutches provide him and they make things easier for him.

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