Crutcheze Carbon Grey Walker Padded Hand Grip Covers Made in USA Moisture Wicking, Antibacterial, Comfort, Fashion, Washable Orthopedic Products Accessories

Way overpriced for what you get...this is essentially just two ultra thin pieces of ultra low density trash foam (sort of like the foam you find used in produce packaging). They barely provide any support. I had knee surgery and am non-weight bearing in one leg for a while...my hands still hurt with these on the handles of my walker (with the other piece of foam also inserted)...and I am only 140 pounds. I should have believed the negative reviews. This is an utterly ineffective garbage product...I am actually mad...I cannot believe they charge so much for this trash.

The comfort is great but they aren’t wide enough to overlap to close properly on the Velcro. I just hope they have enough Velcro to securely hold in place.

buy this brand!concept is a given: i used them on my crutches, now on my trekking poles (why limit comfort to walker grips?).this brand is by far best, comparing to Walker brand (the black one without label in photo): the Crutcheze are the appropriate size for the grip on walker/ crutches, strong velcro, extra pads provided for free, immediately comfortable vs the Walker ones that feel like bending layers of something that crease, not a smooth soft grip at all.and for those who appreciate repurposing: using these is way nicer on hands than cutting swimming noodles for the same purpose, so spread the word!

I use these pads on a standard walker and am very happy with them. The hard handles built into the walker really made my hands sore. These pads completely solved that problem. It took a few days for my hands to stop being so tender, so some patience us necessary, but my once they healed, my hands have not become sore again. These pads fit right over the buikt-in walker, so are easy to "install". I have washed them, and they seemed to dry well over night.

These trips are so helpful in keeping the heels of my hands comfortable while using a walker after hip joint replacement surgery. I didn't have cushioning for my walker grips the first 2 weeks after surgery. The heals of my hands got so sore from pressing weight into them when walking and keeping weight off of my operative hip. I still had 4 more weeks to go on the walker. I found these cushions online and ordered them. Oh my gosh, what a relief! My hands were so sore before the cushions that I added the extra padding (that were included in my order) right away. I've used these cushions 3 days now and feel so much better already.I highly recommend using these from day one of using a walker. Your hands will appreciate the comfort.