Lightweight Adjustable Aluminum Underarm Crutches, Support Up to 300 lbs, Lightweight Folding Crutches Height Range 4’6” to 6’6”, Comfortable Hand Grip and Underarm Pad, 1 Pair

We had a teen girl (100lbs) get an injured foot from being stepped on by a horse. Fortunately, there were no breaks, just some soft tissue injury. The urgent care PA (sane day) and podiatrist (the next day) recommended crutches until healed enough to walk. Everyone working an hour drive was out or had larger adult sizes in in-stock. We were able to get these the next day and for 60% of the cost for the local adult sized models.These are adjustable and fit a 5'2", 100lb, girl perfectly.Highly recommended!

I'm 195lbs and have bad knees preventing me from walking on my own. I have normal crutches I've been using for three years. I ordered these crutches to take with me in collapsed mode when I'm on my mobility scooter. I've been using them around the house for 5 days to test how they would hold up...they didn't (see images.) The pair is supposed to support 300lbs so 150lbs each crutch. Unlike people who may have no feet and two crutches on the ground, I've always got at least one foot and one crutch on the ground when swinging the opposite crutch forward. So I believe to be under the 150lb limit per crutch. Thankfully I was in my kitchen when it happened. If it happened on my stairs, I would have fallen down them!

It looks exactly as pictured. It comes apart for easy storage.I have a lot of experience using crutches, I seem to use them every 5 years or so, and needed to replace my current pair because one wingnut is missing and the bottom pads are completely worn out.It is lightweight aluminum but sturdy. I'm not used to how lightweight it is so it feels unsteady when I use it. Maybe it will improve when I'm acclimated to the weight distribution.Bottom pads are the same as my old pair so they're still slippery on certain surfaces. The armpit padding could use a little more padding but it's not a complete deal breaker (I don't rest my armpit directly on it, I use it to press against my arms for better leverage/movement). The handgrip is a bit too hard for me so I will probably cover it with a thin shirt or towel. I love that the handgrip isn't attached with wingnuts and a long screw. It uses a snap closure which is a big upgrade!Adjusting the height requires a little bit of strength and effort to push the buttons in but this is common for some brands.Tip: Don't forget to remove the stoppers before assembly (see image of location of stoppers) and you might have to pinch/push the prongs closer together to connect the two pieces.

Since the Item's web page has a good description and photos, I will not add any more description (other than what is already stated) or photos.Nice set of crutches, very adjustable for hand, under arm, and peg height. For storage, the crutch can be taken in 1/2. No need to unscrew the hand grips, they have pegs to remove for adjustment.I had previous crutches which had a nice feature of marks for certain heights (5'7", 5'8", etc), which made it easier to setup. These don't have any markings.

These are very awesome to have if you're tight on storage space. They fold up nicely and really get to be compact if you pack it away in the right way. When out and in use they're great too. Very sturdy crutches!

These particular pair of crutches are very lightweight and sturdy! They are also very adjustable and quite easy to do so. They are pretty comfortable to use and don't seem to cause too much fatigue. I do like them and as such give them a good, positive recommendation!