The in-motion forearm crutches are the most comfortable and supportive. They are easy to use and require much less effort than the underarm crutches. A few wraps of silicone tape around the tube for a filler cures the problem.

The boots on this are nice and beefy. Although they are sort of bulky and awkward to put in the car, i know that if i need to walk further than 20yds i'm thankful they're there. Has springs in the bottom to ease the bumps.

The grips are comfortable and positioned very well compared to the others. There is a certain amount of articulation that is quite welcome. They have ergonomic handles, which is a first for me. The screws that secure the hand grips require you to watc...  Read More

The crutches come with 2 sizes of cuffs as well as two replacement crutch tips. They fit my forearms comfortably and give me a feeling of stability. Both the height of the crutch and the distance between the cuff and the handles are adjustable.

Hand holds are not ergonomic. Hard to attach the cuffs to the pole. My arm slips out of the large cuff.

They are mislabeled with respect to height. When i buy a pair of crutches, somebody rakes in a bit of the do re mi, correct? They're incredibly lightweight. They are easy to slide in and out of. They're somewhat comfortable, nice idea but way too loud...  Read More

The foam cover is always going to want to slide off. The spring is just too much along with the clicking everytime i raise off the ground and come back down. I'm not sure if it cause i weight 285 or what but this product in my opinion is dont waste yo...  Read More