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$39.00 | |
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$31.12 | |
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$35.10 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 94 reviews.
they help with my wife's mobility. se loves them. has a bit of a learning curve but she figured it out quickly even with her multiple sclerosis and hand/arm tremors.
I am 78, female, with serious balance disorder - need walker, cane, etc. Tried these as I found the arm strap very helpful I need to use right hand - crutch stays ON and is easy grab! Had previously bought more expensive crutches with no arm band, very nice but did not suit my needs. With these I can use a broom, move small things around, unlock a door, without worry of falling or using bulky walker! May not serve as well for someone who is larger, heavier....
There were many of these crutches available - most for slightly higher cost and some for much higher cost. I picked these at random and have no complaints. I weigh 240%23 and have no fear that they're going to collapse under me. (I also don't use them to do handstands.) All of these seem to have the same type of locking mechanism. I don't fear that it isn't going to support me but I stuck a small bolt in one of the other holes for more security. Recommended.
I didn't end up needing them in the end, but I was glad to find a pair of crutches in this style which I was familiar with from many years ago. The style was the most inexpensive price and the quickest to get to me. I tried another pair of another style crutch and it was not good and seemed flimsyish.
easy to adjust to my usable height, much easier to walk with over a walker, makes being a leg amputee easier to navigate without my prosthetic on.
They are really sturdy. I'm a big guy and after getting used to them they really ended up be very comfortable. I used to work with plastic injection molding and can tell theyre very vell made.
its hard to get use to using them. But if you use them the easier it gets. its not like using the ones that go under your arms. But it won't rub sores under your arms.
these things are not made for a heavy person.or one who is not confident in walking. unsure of sturdy
the box did not have any instructions on how to use/ the proper level of the length adjustment or any brochure or instruction sheet on the features of the crutches. the box only included the crutches and seem to assume i knew the proper usage and how to adjust the comfort level for the forearm level length. the reflectors are a nice feature. the foldable slot seems flimsy, hopefully the fit slot will adjust through usage.
These are great and very good material.I got for a 12 year old I thought he could use but was too large for him.They would be great for adults and would really be better than the regular crutches.They are made out of good strong material.I would rate these 5 Stars but the rating keeps going back to 1.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $31.12 (Jun 22) to $39.00 (Jul 9) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $35.48.
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| $31.12 | $-3.98 | -11.3% | |
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