Ergoactives,LLC Ergobaum 7TH Generation Panda Edition. 1 Pair (2 Units) of Ergonomic Forearm Crutches - Adult 5' - 6'6'' Adjustable (White and Black)

I purchased a set because I am an amputee. They look great, but i find the quality of the materials cheap for the price. When I walk with them, I can feel the cuff bend, pretty scarry when your missing a leg

Read your instructions before you start to assemble the minimal amount. Gently use a flat head screwdriver to hold the down the spring before installing the provided batteries. Makes the job simpler! :) Make your height adjustments for the cane before sizing where your knee rest pads will go. Easy to note the drilled holes for the height notches are larger than the knee pad holes. I was experiencing shoulder pain and callouses from using canes, therefore turned to these 7th generation arm crutches. My walking gait has so much improved, balance has improved and my posture! Yes, the price is higher than canes, but worth every dollar! The lights are a wonderful addition in the middle of the night to keep me from tripping over my sons dogs! Total hip replacement was the reason I purchased these crutches to assist in my recovery. I would give these arm crutches a higher rating than 5! :)

العكازات ثقيلة جدا وتصدر اصوات اثناء المشي لا اراها خيار جيد هناك عدة خيارات افضل منها خصوصا اذا كنت تريدها للمشي الطويل فهذه لن تساعد في ذلك وغير مريحة في المقبضالاسوء في الامر ان المنتج غير قابل للاسترجاع

I bought these to replace my Kmina folding crutches, and have been very happy with them. I have a neurologic disorder that cases extreme weakness in my arms and legs, so I use these everywhere. There are many areas to make small adjustments to make them more comfortable for you. The cuff loop can be flipped around the back or down in the front for short distances or to lay the crutched on top of each other in the car. The built in flashlight is actually very useful when I take my dog out at night. The hand grips are very comfortable and have made a big difference on the arthritis in my hands. The crutches fold up easily for plane trips but they do not fold up as much as my old Kmina crutches. The crutch tip is one of the biggest that I have ever seen but when wet it still maintains good traction. Despite being twice the weight of my old crutches, I have found the weight to be good and these seem a bit more stable because of the weight. The aluminum is strong enough to not dent even after the car doors have been slammed into them several times. The only feature that I don't care for is the alarm. It really doesn't seem to have a point, and it is too quiet for it to be useful. Overall these are great, and I am very happy with them.

I tore my ACL, found out my meniscus was about gone...oh yeah, had arthritis in my knee as well (the knee joint trifecta). No wonder it hurt so much. I grabbed a pair of Ergobaum 7G crutches as soon as I tore the ACL as I couldn't walk at all. Reviews looked great and, even though they were expensive, I figured I needed something that could help me through the pre-surgery and knee replacement recovery period. It took me about 3 days to get used to using them, then I found myself walking effortlessly with these.I'm not that tall - 5'9" - but I'm a bit heavy...260. Though heavy, I'm athletic enough and have good arm strength. These crutches have the perfect amount of give in the springs and, with the rounded feet at the bottom, I find walking so easy...even when I can hardly put weight on my bad knee.I wasn't sure all the design features (seemed like gimmicks to me) were going to be all that helpful. But I was wrong. The adjustability of the cuff angle is a must. I find it very convenient to be able to fold them up when I'm not using them, mostly when I get into the car. The knee rest is good, but I haven't used it that much. The headlights are really helpful. When I get up in the middle of the night, I can flip on the headlights and navigate to the bathroom without disturbing my wife. That feature surprised me in its usefulness. The only real gimmick is the beeper. My 18 month old grandson likes it. But, otherwise, it seems pretty silly.Yup, these are expensive. But after 3 months of use, I can say with confidence that they were worth every penny.