I pretty much never write product reviews but I had to do it for these crutches. I severely broke my leg earlier this year and was either in a wheelchair or on crutches for about 6 months, and these In-Motion Pro crutches helped me get back to feeling "normal" way quicker than what would have happened if I had kept using the cheap/free aluminum crutches that the hospital gives you. I was able to take these on a flight with no issues, go all around the San Diego Zoo, and play disc golf within 3 months of my accident. I'm a pretty big guy (~300lbs), but these things went miles and miles both on and off road with no issues whatsoever. I had been using a set of standard aluminum crutches prior to getting these, but the angle that you have to hold the handles was giving me nerve damage in my hands and every step hurt my hands more than my leg, pretty sure that's not how that's supposed to work...

Pros:
-highly adjustable to dial-in what's comfortable to you
-durable
-excellent for use on flat surfaces like concrete or carpet but also stellar on grass, gravel, dirt, etc
-fold up for travel
-ergonomic handles dramatically reduce wrist pain compared to standard crutches
-they're blue

cons:
-had a hard time using them at the beach, sand kind of gums up the shocks but I was able to fix it by spraying them out with WD-40. My doctor did specifically tell me not to go to the beach, so I guess I shouldn't have been there anyway, but she's not the boss of me!
-definitely heavier than the cheap aluminum crutches, but all of the pros vastly outweigh this
-the ergonomic handles take a bit of getting used to, I did end up with some blistering on my right palm the first time I used these things. However, I did also walk about 2 miles so that probably had something to do with it. I ended up wearing a weightlifting glove on my right hand for the first few weeks after that and didn't have any more problems with blisters.

If you're an active person and want to stay active after an ankle/knee/leg injury, these are the crutches you need. Period.

Perfect/ Hubby is a big guy. 6'6 and 350 . These were great in recovery of an ankle injury. Nice to know we have something in the house now. Very strong and great quality. Great value for the quality.

Great product great site

I am not able to go far on crutches but they help me with moving to a wheelchair. They give me added support when I have to move from one place to another. I can go very small distances but no more. I'm sure if a person was in better condition than I am they would be even more useful. The feet have springs so it is comfortable and they fold for easy placement in car. I have not been successful getting my wheel chair in the back of my car without help. I am hoping these crutches will help me to do it. The wheel chair is too heavy to lift from seated position. I am hopeful but as yet do not know if I will be successful. People without good mobility cars know what I mean. You have to improvise or be stranded at home.

Really counting on these to keep me mobile after foot surgery. They do still hurt my underarms so may need some extra padding. One right crutch spring is not a compressible as the left so not sure how that will work out when I am using them all the time. Surgery is tomorrow. One thing to know - I am 5'5' (barely) and I am at the highest notch on the crutches. If you are 5'6" you will need the larger size (not the short ones).