New Generation Ergobaum Ergonomic Crutch/Cane (Single Unit) Single Unit Ergobaum That Acts As a Extra Balance Strong Performance Cane.

I absolutely love these crutches. They are so much nicer than the typical loftstrand crutches that I've used for the past 20+ years. It's like trading in a Ford for a Ferrari. The light is handy, the beeper/horn is cute, and does draw attention when used. The suspension in the crutches is wonderful. And the angle of the hand grips are easily adjustable. Also the hand grips are a nice squishy rubber. I have pain in my hands, and the grips on these crutches are much gentler on my hands. I really like the unusual tips. They grip smooth surfaces much better than any other I've ever used. And the wider base makes it easier to walk on soft or grassy ground. I like the safety feature of the reflective strip; however I did replace the neon yellow tape with a more aesthetically pleasing reflective tape. I'm not a big fan of yellow. I also removed the knee rests. They weren't of use to me, and I kind of hated them. But they are very easy to remove, if you have a Philip's screwdriver handy. Although I will say that the knee rests were sturdy, and well made with nice rubbery padding. And of course my favorite feature is that they can be folded in half. It's fairly simple, and easy to pull them apart, and then slide them back together. Sometimes it's difficult to find a space to store cruches when you are out somewhere, or on an airplane. They are a bit heavier than standard crutches, but it doesn't bother me. These crutches are top quality. They even have a nicely designed adjustable strap that helps to keep the crutch on your arm. And there is a replaceable pad inside the arm cuff, and on the inside of the strap. I was also very happy to find that the seller is quick to respond to any inquiry, and willing to help with any problems that arise with the order. I had a small concern, and they resolved it immediately. I'll be recommending these crutches to anyone who asks about them.

This is a fantastic product,a little heavy but you get used to it and it makes you feel very solid on your feet. I use just the one and it is a very easy on your wrist and shoulder as it has s great shock absorber built into the bottom shaft and the grip has a spring in it to cushion impact. This crutch is rated for a Max.Weight of 360 lbs. I weigh in at 334 lbs. and I feel very safe leaning on this crutch when I need to.I find myself being able to walk farther and stand longer using this crutch to lean on and stabilize my balance. This crutch has unlimited adjustments for hight,upper arm length and it even has three adjustments for the grip angle.The strap allows you to use your hand if you need to and the padded cup is very comfortable.I highly recommend this product for anyone who needs more support than a regular cane and better balance all the way around, it is a state of the art product and worth every penny you will pay for it.The light comes in real handy as well!-FS🇺🇸

Bottom line: Highly recommend!-Pros: padded and adjustable grip, quiet, stability tip, reflectors, horn, attached light, padded cuff, ventilated cuff, folds in half, sleek black, euro cuff style with a loop to stay on the arm,-Cons: heavier than its aluminum counterparts. I like the feeling of stability the extra weight offers and in a, that extra weight will be helpful for holding a door open, walking on steep grades, or in an emergency for breaking a out of car window or self-defense.- About me: I use one forearm cane for balance and to offload weight from an old injury that makes walking painful and physiologically difficult. Compared to the $20-40 aluminum forearm canes I’ve used, this seems sturdier and the grip decreases pressure on my wrist and arm. The tip seems less slippery than the typical cane. Striking the ground at a slightly wrong angle with other canes can leave me flailing and backside over teakettle, but the larger tip of this cane addresses that issue. I’ll update when the rainy and icy seasons come.Update: the horn stopped working after a few weeks, but I still love it. The wide base gives a good grip no matter how it hits the ground and so far, this cane works well in rainy weather and in wet floors.

First, this crutch is way more comfortable and stable than a standard cane or single crutch.However, there are some things about the design that make it feel more like a prototype than a production model. The flashlight battery compartment is not very well designed. Especially if the user has any arthritis or other dexterity issues.Also, the height adjustment mechanism is kind of clunky. There are better options than the spring loaded ball bearings.Lastly, the painted finish scratches super easily, which is not desirable in a device that is used on a daily basis. Maybe the 8G will be better.