🚀 Elevate Your Recovery Experience!
Product description Ergobaum- The King's Crutch: Finally, a comfortable, fully adjustable non-rigid crutch designed to make people's lives easier during recovery, while reducing any secondary injury commonly caused by conventional crutches. If you have suffered a recent sports injury, have joint pain or issues with mobility, then consider the Ergobaum Forearm Crutches with Shock Absorbers as the best crutch alternative. What makes Ergobaum Crutches so efficient is the new patented proven technology and extra features to help patients that other crutches lack! Ergobaum sets an entirely new standard unmatched anywhere at any price. Ergobaum Crutches provides users with a cushioned ride, shock absorption and return energy through the normal gait. Eliminates annoying "rattle" found in most other crutches as well as metal fatigue from constant metal to metal contact. Only Ergobaum has been designed by specialists to provide: Exceptional stability thanks to its new no-slip shoe design. Unmatched manageability through its two shock absorber technology and adjustable armband. Superb ergonomics achieved through its easily adjustable, non-slip, rubber grip. Remarkable comfort thanks to its built-in, retractable knee rest. Plus, unique safety features: reflective bands, LED lamp and pushbutton alarm or panic button. Built-In Knee Platform: Allows user to comfortably rest the knee on the platform while standing. Especially useful for lower leg traumas such as ankle or foot injuries. Adjustable Cushion Grip: Contains shock absorbers, which helps the user avoid carpel tunnel syndrome as well as Wrist Tendon Subluxation. The grip is covered in a state of the art rubber, which provides for a non-slip surface. New in Market Shoe Design: Unique design provides traction throughout the gait and includes stabilizing "wings" fro better grip on uneven surfaces. This patented shoe can also be retrofitted to standard crutches and canes. Weight Limit : 350 LBS!!! Legal Disclaimer Each technology will fill a current need in assistive mobility by improving upon an existing technology or device, or by designing a new device to serve a need that is clearly defined and acknowledged by medical professionals and patients with walking disabilities.
| Weight | 2.81 Kilograms |
| Units | 2 count |
| Brand | Ergoactives,LLC |
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Amazon customer service saved the day
This item was a sold as a pair but only one was shipped. Bit of a problem. Amazon customer service immediately reordered and the second order did contain two as per the order. Simple return with the print a label on line. The product is extremely well built and excellent value. It has shocks in the foot so there a click noise but one can live with that knowing the benefits to your shoulders and hips. Small walking lights are amazing. I’d recommend for sure.
C**G
Very solid crutches
It is very solid and supportive crutches. On the other hand, if you may be submit a claim to private insurance, be sure to check with the insurance company because it may over the limit they are willing to pay for crutches.
H**G
Good for prolonged duration/use
They are very solid and fairly heavy (3 lbs per crutch)Excellent tip - wide and made for moving aboutOnly Drawback - I wish we could change the angle of the arm cuff and the strap is too stiff and too highDon’t feel the shock absorbers as much as I would have liked - still feels stiff/hard like regular crutches.
3**Y
How fast do you want to be back?
My Injury: Broke leg in two. Put surgical rod.Man!!! I wish I grabbed these on my second month.The shocks help with the back pain !The way they designed the grip, helps regain normal walking pattern fast.The tiny, knee rest: so smart .Comes with reflectors and lights lol. Just in case you want to go for a night walk to figure out how your going to get stronger: you can.
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BEEP BEEP
So it started out good getting these a day early. I have lupus so these were a need. Anyway, I got them in a MASSIVE box, and assembled them and adjusted and tried them out.~The grips are awkwardly shaped and I found that they made my palms hurt after 20 minutes of using them.~The knee pads came down when I took a step and I got tired of tightening the bolt so I took them off altogether.~The forearm straps have pinched me when reaching for something and given me bruises so far. The clip to tighten them is very edgy so it's got me.~When they hit the ground it's loud. A loud click that draws unwanted attention although the description says they're quiet. Oh well.~They have lights! And beepers! They're fun for pretending you're a vehicle backing up.~The reflective orange part on the front is awkward. (like that little orange circle will save me from a car when I'm hobbling around in the dark).~I'm not sure if it was intentional, but either crutch beeper has a different tone. Together they sound like my ears would bleed after more than 4 seconds. They aren't very loud, which makes me wonder what the intended purpose is. For the deaf maybe?Anyway! They do the job, and have little toy beepers and lights on them.
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