BigAlex Forearm Crutches - Lightweight Arm Crutch - Adjustable, Ergonomic - Comfortable on Wrist - Non Skid Rubber Tips

I was prescribed an arm crutch and the usual ones you see was causing so much nerve pain in my arm. I decided to try this one after seeing someone else have one. It's very lightweight. For me I wish the arm support was able to be adjusted/ able to be widened, but it doesn't cause the nerve pain like the other one did

Handle broke on the 2nd day of trying it out.

I'm 220 lbs, 5'5, and have hEDS. I have constant knee pain, so I've been using a cane for almost a year. however, it kills my wrist and doesn't help me keep weight off of my knees while I'm walking. so far, I've only been using one at a time, but it's a big improvement. it's bulky reaching for it from the driver's seat, but it's worth it. if I were going on a big trip and walking all day, I'd absolutely use both crutches. it feels really sturdy, I lean on mine every chance I get, and I'm not scared of it giving out. if canes don't give you enough support, get forearm crutches!!!

For the price this seems cheaply made. Constantly have to tighten the bottom. Handles could use more padding. Plastic that cradles your arms is cheap plastic. Legs very thin. Only using temporary but I expected better based on the price and reviews.

I got to try something similar to these. If you have to be non weight bearing I definitely 💯 recommend

Having only ever used underarm crutches, I chose to get these BigAlex Forearm Crutches really to just have on hand, cause you never know when an accident may occur and you need some solid health supplies.These crutches are definitely lightweight, easily adjustable, ergonomic, and much more comfortable to use than the old-school style.I am 5’3”, 145 lbs - perfect for my smaller frame.Arriving in a sealed, plastic bag; all pieces were included and in perfect condition.Great price - SO glad I have these!!

These “crutches” are nicely made and are sturdy to a point; 250 pounds per the seller. The snap on clips are easy to use to set the height but a little tougher to remove. I found them a bit tricky using them to walk on one leg (as if I had a no walk cast on) and they did not feel secure in that my arms were moving around within the upper arm supports. I started to get better with them with practice but I can’t say they are an improvement over traditional crutches for me on one leg (point of note is that I used a kneeling cart for getting around with one leg rather than crutches). On the other hand, these are a dramatic improvement over a walking canes / walkers in terms of versatility and comfort. These “crutches” to me are a cross between a walking cane / walker, and crutches. They seem to be priced fairly and I would feel confident using them as a walking cane / walker, and maybe crutches after more practice.

Missing the pin that keeps the length where it should be. Bummer