Hi there! I'm a physical therapist with a severe vestibular disorder (balance & sensory problems), waiting til after this trip to have both knees replaced. I hiked this trail down to this amazing waterfall in Jamestown Tennessee. Easy by other's standards, but it was 2.4 miles up & down hills and rocks I never would have done without these AMAZING crutches by KMINA. These are the carbon fiber that fold. Completely secure, stable, handled rocks, tree roots, boulders and never a clink, clack or clunk either before or after. Used one to board airplanes, folded down quick into the bag and into overhead storage, easy out & locked for off boarding. Bought and used the cuff pad/liner - definitely a must. Will look for their handle pads. Don't need much, just a lot of weight bearing on them on the hike.

I am sold on these crutches and the brand. I will definitely recommend to my patients, family and friends.

They are super lightweight. I can hold them both with one hand easily to open a door or grab something to stick in my stuff bag. I'm on the heavier side of the max weight of the product and it has been incredibly sturdy. Much more sturdy feeling than some steel rivets holding everything together.

One of the pole tension supports (make sure you tighten them) likes to get stuck on my pair but that's just a minor inconvenience. The forearm cuff section to handle is rigid plastic which absorbs the stress incredibly well. I sprung extra for the forearm padding and handle padding. Handle padding is a good idea.

After a week of using these coming from auxiliary crutches, I am far less grumpy getting around.

These crutches are amazing! I have been using them for almost a year and haven't had any issues with them. I have put these things through the ringer - outside use, dropped, scuffed, tossed in a vehicle and so much more. These things have taken it all and there is no sign of all the abuse they've endured. My stability isn't the best and I wasn't really wanting to have to go from using a cane to a walker so I researched and found out about forearm crutches. Then it was just a matter of finding which ones to purchase. These are so easy to adjust their height, and they can be broken down into two pieces to make it easier to pack them. I work in retail and these things have kept me upright throughout my shifts. In fact, I've had several people ask about them and where I got them as they've had an interest in something like that rather than using a cane. The only negative thing I will say about them is that the arm rest piece is a bit uncomfortable, but it's a sturdy piece of plastic so no surprise there. I've purchased the Vive cushions to go over it and they make it so comfortable! If these things should ever get broke or lost, I'll definitely be buying them again!

What is happening? No notification of delivery! Fortunately I went to check mail and big package was there. And last week an empty package under a top Package? Are policies changing?

I was searching for lightweight crutches after ankle surgery, and these are just perfect. The fact that they fold and still feel just as secure, really make them worth it. Highly recommend for anyone needing these!