Color Crutches Black Hot Pink Red Underarm Crutches for Adults or Kids - Universal Size |1 Pair OrthoStix

I wanted crutches that stood out and didn't look like everyone else's crutches. I purchased the black ones. They are sturdy and easy to use. I am 5'8". They still have a couple more notches to make them taller if needed.

I have to walk with crutches. It's like a permanent situation for me now. So I love that they are colorful. I just hope they don't break as in some reviews. I just wish they were green 💚 like in the video.

Serviceable crutches, easy to size, good construction. Shipping method left a lot to be desired, though, so dinging the product one star. These came in just a plastic bag that was torn open. Thankfully the top pads were still floating around in the bag unsecured and hadn't gone missing out the large hole. There are some cosmetic dents and scratches from being shipped this way, nothing that impaired functionality noted as of yet.

These things will adjust if you are the shortest person or if you are extremely tall.I see somebody posted review saying that they're too short ( Look at the picture she posted. And you can see, they are not adjusted on the top part). And the person was five foot five, and they aren't tall enough for her..... She missed The first step on adjusting these.First. Don't leave a bad review if you don't understand how the product works.With these, you can see by my picture. The three holes that are on the inside of the crutch that adjust the primary height...( It is the picture with t.Crutch laying on my jeans) Adjust that first! There are 3 sets of holes. The bottom hole where my finger is is for somebody that is extremely short... I am 57, so I use the middle hole which you can see has the little metal detent in it where I have it set now..... Or use the top hole up by that gray piece of plastic if you are tall.Then adjust the part that everyone would know about the part at the bottom ( The leg that sticks Out the bottom)Then adjust the handles.You could be six and a half feet tall, and these things will work for you.they are lightweight and very easy to adjust, going from a Walker to crutches now that i'm getting my mobility back these are great....!

Unless you are only going to use these crutches for a VERY limited time, I strongly recommend against them.The handles are not very large so if you have large hands, they will push up against the hard & angular locks at each end which is uncomfortable. But their worst design aspect is they are just a piece of cheap vertical flat metal covered in foam (i.e. not a tube!) and after a week or so the foam gives way leaving the top edge of the metal strip to cut into your hands. Totally unacceptable.

Outstanding crutches!! Exactly what I wanted/needed! Perfect fit, very quiet, sturdy, high quality! These make next to no noise unlike the silver aluminum ones I currently have and their adjusted height are a more accurate fit. I am 5’5” but they adjust out to fit someone over 6-feet tall.The crutch covers are not included

For some reason everyone seems so much more fond of making more & more products out of plastic these days- for a premium price to boot! While these are metal/ aluminum crutches- they are adjustable with sliding PLASTIC pieces that I see eventually breaking- esp in drier climates (like AZ where plastic just does not survive long). My original crutches has metal push buttons to adjust their height, which I assumed would still be a common feature - I was wrong. While these are a very pretty pink - the quality just is not the same (is anything these days?) I also had to buy the lambskin covers (again - another thing that contains nothing 'real' as they would make you believe) - so knocking off another star for that added expense so my armpits don't keep going numb since I'm stuck w crutches forever bc of degenerative spine disease...

I have worked in hospitals since I was a "candy striper" when I was 16 and when a family member needed crutches an ER nurse who gave me the Jr. sized crutches told me to never lose them because she had to find some for her son and had a tough time. 20 years later my little sister borrows those crutches (with replaced handles, arm cushions and feet) and I emphatically tell her not to lose them. They make children's crutches and adults crutches right up to 5'2" but there is no overlap in the height range so many people can't use either of those because manufacturers don't design them well enough cover the interchanging height. My sister ended up lending the crutches to another family and forgetting to get them back. 20 years later I need foot surgery and discovered that my sister's friend lost the precious crutches. It took me 3 days to find it on Amazon but it was REALLY worth it. I used to "fit" crutches for people in the ER, in fact I met my husband that way, and these Jr. sized crutches allowed me plenty of leeway for stable adjustment with both the arm placement as well as the height, for optimal support for the torso. Looking at the specifications on this product it appears to be adequate to perform a wide range of heights and weight, but the silhouette appears to be petite, more suited to youths and women. Like the wise RN of my youth I definitely recommend that every family that has children has one of these in storage, it says is versatile (from 4'1" to 6'1", but fully extendedjust use it temporarily) so it can come in handy for almost anyone.