Carex Folding Aluminum Under Arm Crutches for Adults 4'11" to 6'1", 2 Lightweight Crutches Included, Universal for Walking, Walking Aid for Kids, Adults & Seniors, Includes Padded Underarm Cushions

Currently using these.. for outdoor use when I can’t use my scooter. They work. They are comfortable under the arms. Great for walking to the garage and such. Mine have been through the mud, etc and still look like new. I haven’t folded them down for travel- mainly b/c I don’t really go anywhere that would require it. I do use them every single day atleast 5-6 times/day. Not sure what I’ll do with them once I get hte cast off my foot…. It’s a love hate relationship with them….

I’m bone on bone on my right hip and surgeon is booked 3 months out. The pain from trying to walk and the inflammation causing nerves to be pinched, I was miserable to say the least. Upon another night of no sleep due to the pain I got on Amazon and searched crutches and found these gems! The pain is so much better from not irritating it with full weight. The crutches are sturdy and love the convenience of being able to fold up if needed. The only thing that made them even better watch the crotch caddy bag that Velcros on the side of the crutch! I can carry my phone and a drink now!! Highly recommend these crutches!

I saw reviews of how hard these were to assemble. Well, it would help if there were instructions in the box. That’s just lousy customer service. I’d give these 5 stars if they were included and clear. But, I was able to get them assembled and they are sturdy, easy to fold and place in the car. I am 6 foot, 172 lbs and happy with this purchase!!

These are a very nice basic set of crutches. I love that they fold up if you want them to fit into a smaller space. Assembly was easy and they actually look nice.

These are terrific crutches. Even though they can fold they are plenty sturdy. The adjustability is very good. I've had a wingnut and washer fall off twice but the long screw stayed in and the crutch was still usable - replacement wingnuts are available individually at local hardware stores. Sometimes one of the top rubbery covers comes off but that has happened with other crutces I've owned. I wouldn't remove a star for those minor issues because I would buy these crutches again.

These are terrible - *very* difficult to assemble. In order to unpack them, you must completely disassemble the handle. Then it's difficult to re-assemble because the elastic cord holding the two pieces is in the way! No instructions are provided. Worse, the bottom segment has four metal studs that must be held in in order to get it to slide. It takes two people to get it into place. I cut myself badly trying to slide the bottom piece back in.The worst part? You can't get a refund for them without making a case to the customer service chat!There's no way I want to waste a vacation fighting with these things.

I only need crutches sometimes based on my pain level, so being able to fold these up makes them so convenient to bring around to classes or on my bike. The rubber feet do seem to be wearing down quicker than I expected (I've used these for 2 weeks now), but those are cheap to replace and I have no complaints otherwise. They're sturdy, and as much as crutches suck, these ones suck less than others I've used lol

i guess if you have to travel on a plane or bus, these come in handy.they are a litttle on the weak side, but i am a big guy, so they are probably fine if you are 180 lbs or less.they are a little tricky to assemble. there is a foamy rubber insert inside the tube, and that stops the screw from easily going thru. you need to stick something thru first, like a small diameter wood skewer, to be able to insert the screw