Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity price history and forecast - Medline Medline Walking Forearm Crutches
Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity

Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity

Brand:
Medline
Model Number:
Medline Walking Forearm Crutches
UPC:
080196132105
EAN:
0080196132105
Walmart SKU:
22790105
Key Takeaway

Market direction turned upward recently with current $49.71 representing 4.8% over standard pricing.

Third-Party Seller Summary

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Walmart.com Summary

Walmart.com Price History Summary
Price Type Price Date
Highest Price
$53.00
Lowest Price
$42.88
Most Recent Price
$49.71
Average Price
$44.88
First Tracked
Last Update

Price Analysis

Tracking History: We have tracked Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity since 9/23/2023. The most recent price update was on Oct 4, 2026.

Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $42.88 (lowest on 10/8/2025) to $53.00 (highest on 9/23/2023). The average price during this period is $44.88.

Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $42.88 (Aug 18) to $49.71 (Oct 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $47.43.

Customer Insights: Rated 4.43/5 from 46 reviews.

Customer Reviews

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Great product for the money. Cuff a bit too large.

Erin July 7, 2026

They could be lighter and the cuff was too large. It took quite a bit to squeeze it smaller for my preference. I would highly recommend for the price.

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Anonymous May 20, 2026

very easy to use and easy to adjust.

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nuttybaker February 18, 2021

These replaced an old set I had. They probably work great...I say probably because of surgery I am stuck in a wheelchair for the moment and can't use them but I am quite sure they will be just what I need. They are very easy to adjust for height, if you need to make a change.

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ANNETTE May 25, 2026

I thought these would work for me when o had back surgery but cuffs are really wide with no adjustment.

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Will Durability Be an Issue? We'll See

Ken May 22, 2024

For someone who uses forearm crutches to get anywhere to speak of (although I can walk short distances without them, albeit with a pronounced limp), I am fairly active. I tend to be pretty hard on the crutches. I walk every day (except Sunday, which is the Lord's day, upon which, since even He rested, that ought to be good enough for me) for exercise. Check back with me in 6 months to a year to see how they're holding up.

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Holds up best out of the forearm crutches tried..

boyflipper July 4, 2024

The stability is the best feature of these crutches. The plastic arm braces are usually the first part to come apart. All crutches tried that seems to crack and deteriorate first. The crutches themselves usually last pretty long. I strongly recommend this brand.

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Teri April 30, 2026

the adjustment choices did not fit my arm appropriately and slippery material caused the crutches to fall easily.

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Crutch tips split open after just 1 month!

lilcam2027 August 27, 2024

I will not purchase again for my amputee husband. He only uses the crutches inside the house when he doesn't wear his prosthetic leg. And already 1 month to the day after receiving them the crutch tips have split. Luckily he noticed because if either crutch tip would have completely split while going up or down the stairs he could have gotten hurt. He always has an extra pair of crutch tips on hand so he replaced the broken ones with Drive Crutch Tips.

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Nancy May 24, 2026

I'm not sure exactly how to put this, so I'll just start this way... First off I couldn't adjust the length. I couldn't push the little buttons so I could make them a bit longer, but I managed finally. Then I tried walking with them, and I came within 1/10th% of taking a belly splash flat on my face, I don't have a clue why I didn't... it had to have been my guardian angel for sure!! Now then, those things that are above the

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Rubber bottoms are sub par.

Nelson January 31, 2024

Received these forearm crutches right before a total right hip replacement. Initially seemed like great quality and I was happy. They are supposed to be temporary as I recover from surgery. However, the issue is the bottom rubber “feet” are wearing and torn already. This is 1.5 weeks of use 99% indoors. I did take 2-3 strolls outside to get the mail which is walking on asphalt but that is to be expected for any user I would assume. I'm extremely disappointed with the lack of durability of the rubber feet!!

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Price History

Historical price data graph for Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity

Recent Price Changes

Detailed price history for the past 90 days

Walmart.com Pricing

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Walmart.com prices have ranged from $42.88 (Aug 18) to $49.71 (Oct 4) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $47.43.

Walmart.com price history for Medline Lightweight Aluminum Walking Forearm Crutches, 1 Pair, Adjustable Height 5' to 6' 2", 250 lb Weight Capacity showing recent price changes over the past 90 days
Date Price Change % Change
$49.71 $+0.00 +0.0%
$49.71 $+6.83 +15.9%
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