FOLDING

Had Achilles surgery and was just transitioning out of the walking boot. So I got these specifically for a trip to NYC. Wish I would have had them the whole recovery though. I’m 5’10”, 215 pounds and they were great. Quiet. Pretty comfortable. Sturdy. Better looking than the aluminum colored ones. Way lighter / less heavy too. Folded up and adjusted super easily. I can’t attest to long term use but they got heavy use for many miles in the city. I wish I would have brought my wife’s little yoga mat carrying strap, because if I could have had that to help them stay closed and put over my shoulder while using public transportation and on the plane and in restaurants and such that would have been beautiful

I sustained a serious injury that had been very tough to get through... I'm still facing the injury to this day. I eventually graduated to a cane, but the wobbly ones they give had me keep my crutches instead. Unfortunately, worker's comp wouldn't buy these, sonI had to fork over the cash... but it was well worth it. It is much more comfortable and convenient than the wobbly cane worker comp approved, and helps me out immensely. I would definitely recommend as it provides more support and better security when walking, especially when recovering from an injury. 5 stars all the way, otherwise I'd be using one crutch to this day, because that wobbly cane was not it. Thankfully this serves its purpose and can handle a good amount of weight and keep me steady enough in most types of weather (it helps in snow, but is difficult regardless of whatever is used–though, this is the better of all the other options).

My 6'4" husband had knee surgery and will be in a long leg splint for 6-8 weeks. I bought the Tall size for him. He likes these a LOT. He can use one or both. One is much more stable and supportive than a cane and easier on his wrist. Using 2 to walk a longer distance is easier than "armpit" crutches and they look less gimpy, almost cool. They are also much easier to put in a car because they are about a foot shorter. They are very light and strong. Europeans are very conscious of ergonomics, and this is the only kind I've ever seen used there.

I just got these crutches a few days ago. This will be my first sort of review on them. I cannot beleive that the very first time I tried to get up and walk with these I can walk! I'm totally amazed. It's a real ego booster. I have an above the knee amputation and a prosthetic leg. I put my leg on stood up hanging ono something, grabbed these crutches, set the height and I walked away. The tube below the arn cuffs seems a lot more solid than I thought it was going to be. Crutch adjustment for my height was as easy as pushing in a button and sliding the tubing up or down until it clicks in. i bought this type so we can fly by plane again and these crutches fold in half which is perfect. I have to go walk some more so off I go!

PEPE Mobility Folding Crutches: I've tried many forearm crutches looking for a pair that works for me given that I am 6'4". I discovered that the shape of the arm cuff and overall weight are both important. These crutches have a V shaped arm cuff that securely holds your arm. The weight is also nice and light reducing fatigue. They are slightly too short for me but I will figure a way to lengthen them. I have found models out there that are long enough but fail in some more critical way.

Work as expected. I h a very used for almost a year and they have held up well. Folding part hasn't worn out at all. Tightness hold and dont loosen up at all comfortable on arms

These are okay. I had a knee surgery that requires being off my leg entirely for about 6 weeks. I've had these in use for two weeks, and they are alright. Owing to their folding nature, they have a bit more play in them and require intermittent tightening of the screw-up ring. If not, they start to creak or jingle, which is a little disconcerting. Interestingly (given that I'm noticing how much they seem to have some inherent play or loose articulations), they're kind of hard to collapse in half. I find I really have to work at pulling them apart when I do attempt it. Finally, the plastic cuffs for the arms are a bit unforgiving even when sized appropriately. These crutches have been adequate, but I ordered a pair of Mobilegs to try instead. Definitely way more $$, but I'm hoping they prove a sturdier, more comfortable upgrade. If you're shopping for crutches, good luck to you and speed healing!

Love my new crutches. I have had to rely on crutches everyday for the last five years. I hated to retire my pink crutches but these are really a step up. The floral design on a navy back ground is both unique and beautiful. And being able to fold is an absolute must. It makes traveling and going out to eat so much easier. (Next time you get seated at a table in the middle of a room, ask yourself where you would put traditional crutches - and not on the floor!) The arm cradle appears to be more substantial without adding weight. It would be great if there were more designs to choose from!

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半月板損傷のため、生まれて初めて杖を買った。便利そうだからと折りたたみ式の本品を買ったが、使ってみると接続部の耐久性とわずかながら着いた時のガタつきが少し気になった。まぁ、大丈夫なのだろうが使うたびに気になるので星4つとした。長さの調節機構は必須だと思うが、折りたたみ機構は使う人やそのライフスタイルによるだろうと思った。確かにカバンなどへの収納には便利だろうが、杖という道具の本来の目的からは多少の疑問が残った。

utilizzate per un viaggio, molto comode, e fatte pure in EU. Ne ho un altro paio (non pieghevoli) della stessa marca, robustissime

This is such a good quality item , It's strong and folds up and i love the colour i have to use a crutch every day and just wanted something better looking than a hospital one , The only problem was the section that goes round your Arm its a bit big and keep falling off my Arm when i had to get anything out of my bag, bit it was an easy fix i just bought a ribbon made an small in each side put the ribbon through and noted it at both ends now my crutch stays on my arm and does not fall on the floor every time i need to get any thing out of my nag etc

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