Universal Walker Hand Grip Covers - Luxurious Soft Fleece with Sculpted Memory Foam Cores (Playful Purple)

Very cushioned easy to install.... I just fractured my right leg it’s in a cast and I tore the ligaments in my left foot falling down the stairs so I am using a walker and all of my body weight has to be held up with my hands and the walkers hard rubber grips were making my hands hurt then blister then bleed. I said there has to be something out there that can help me I was using washcloths wrapped around Walker’s handles and then I found these little cuties and they are so well padded my hands didn’t hurt anymore thank goodness also they come with an extra insert if you want to make them even thicker but I didn’t need to do that they’re fine the way they are and they just wraparound and attached with Velcro.... Just seems like Amazon has everything I didn’t even know they made things like this very happy hopefully I won’t have to buy them again but if you want to save your hands can’t go wrong look at the price super affordable.

These grips made it so much easier to use my walker after knee replacement surgery. They fit nicely, nice color & were a nice softness

I had to take out the liners because they make it big for one's hand to grasp. It slides with or without the lining. Velcro needs two strips at different for a tighter bond: one with lining and one without lining.

Just enough padding so your hands are more comfortable. They’re soft and best of all machine washable! I even dry them with no problems. I don’t wash the pads, just the covers.

The foam is not what I would call memory foam. It is a small thickness of foam. They provide two pieces of foam, but when I put both of them in the sleeve, they were so tight over the walker handles, that it squished away any benefit of the 2nd layer of foam. I removed the 2nd piece of foam and it provides a bit more padding than the hard plastic on the walker, but it’s not as cushy as I had hoped.

very soft helps with my surgery I has on my carpul tunnel and trigger finger, so much better with this on the scooter,

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Velcro would not stay together. Waste of my money because with my broken leg, I could not return.

Love the removable seat. It also serves as a way to set a tray or plate on. Your can set a few grocery bags on it. The lower handles are very useful to help you rise from a low position.

Bought these as a gift for my friend. She needed softer handles for her walker and these did the job perfectly. Would highly recommend for those with arthritis or other conditions that make gripping handles difficult or painful

Makes using walker easier for one with arthritic hands. Not crazy about colour, would prefer black.

The way these are portrayed by the accompanying images, plus words like "luxurious," etc. the description gives the impression of soft, well-padded roundnesses. Nothing could be further from the truth. I was issued a generic walker from the hospital—one I would assume most people have, rather than any special designs or expensive chassis—but I *also* have a more upscale one, which is sturdier and slightly differently built where the handles are. But these grips are awkward, don't fit either, don't wrap around properly, and leave a large, irregular strip where each end meets running right down the center of the grip that leave you little choice as to "the right way " or "the wrong way" to install them. If you do them with the strip facing up, you have a long, uncomfortable mass of outer binding plus ill-fitting velcro in the center of your palm. If you do it with that side down, the bulging, irregular strip is right under your fingers. If I had special walkers I wouldn't be so critical, but these are supposed to be "luxurious" "memory foam" grips for everyday walkers, an example of which I have not one, but two. These seem to fall into that familiar gap: In trying to make a product that fits everything, they come up with something that fits nothing. (If you can find cotton padding, like that in large surgical dressings, plus a velcro-based Ace bandage or two, you can custom-make your own grips that will fit your walker perfectly; no memory foam involved.)