BodyMed Aluminum Crutches for Adults and Children – Pair of Lightweight, Height Adjustable Crutches – Includes Padded Underarm Cushions, Hand Grips, & Rubber Tips – Max. Weight Capacity 300 lb.

These are very nice crutches! I found them to be very sturdy, easily adjustable and comfortable. I’m 6’5, 250# and the fit and handled my weight easily! If I had one minor complaint I would like to see the underarm cushion more permanently bonded to the crutch.Recently I had purchased a cheaper version by a different manufacturer and although they worked they were uncomfortable and made me feel less secure.These crutches are definitely worth the price in my opinion!

The media could not be loaded. Who knew crutches could be fun?! These crutches are an absolute win! Great price, super easy to set up, and they’ve got a solid grip that keeps me steady and confident. I’ve been using them for my knee surgery recovery, and they’ve been a total lifesaver.Now, if you see my video, you might notice some extra flair on the crutches. Two little artists decided my crutches needed a makeover with stickers.Just a heads-up: the stickers aren’t included.If you need reliable, comfy crutches that won’t break the bank, these are the ones. Highly recommend!

After injuring my leg in November, it became apparent I was going to need crutches. These are adjustable for your comfort. Strong and lightweight, they are perfect for my use. This is my first time using crutches and I am not disappointed in their design, build quality, and usefulness.

These are well built old fashioned crutches that seem very good and stable. I am 5'11" most days and 6'0 on some. These are just right size for me at the lowest setting. I would say for the money they are really good. I have used crutches in the past and these are easy to adjust and well built. The stoppers on the bottom of the crutches work great. Would have given 5 stars but who really wants to use crutches anyway. Sorry manufacturer.

Good quality, worked as expected.

These crutches are very sturdy and easy to adjust. I purchased the medium for me and they have a height adjustment on the bottom from 5'2" to 5'10'. To adjust the height, all I had to do was depress the two push buttons (one on each side of the tube) and then expand the tube to the desired height. I am 5'5" and adjusted it to that height for a perfect fit. I did not adjust the hand guards (or handle position) because they seemed at the right height for me. Adjusting the hand guard is a little more involved because the wingnut and bolt has to be removed and then reset in the correct hole.The current price of $34.99 plus tax appears to be reasonably priced for these. I did notice other reviewers say the feet get stuck to the floor but I have yet to notice that but then again, I have not used these very much yet since I have not had my surgery. I'm just using these to practice right now. I will update my review if I have that or any other issue.UPDATE: I finally got my knee surgery and am using these regularly. It is true that the tips do suction cup to the floor. However, since I am aware of that from the other reviewers, it is not a problem for me. Also, I'm not very good on crutches, so I am taking things slow. If I were not, the suction of the tips could cause one to fall. I still love these crutches and consider them 5 stars with that caveat.

These are the same crutches as I got from the hospital. My co-pay and deductable were higher! These were very affordable and I needed a 2nd pair for the 2nd floor of my home.

These seem well built, but they should have come with instructions that tell how to use them or one of them in specific situations. Ever way I try to use one or both effectively, I come away from the experience confused because there is little pain relief regardless of whether I use a single crutch on the side of the achy hip or the other side, or whether I use both crutches and feel awkward trying to walk that way. For someone who is near 80 and never used a crutch, I am finding it difficult getting comfortable with these crutches, and I am not sure that the fault lies in the crutches.