Days Forearm Crutches, Adult Size, Turning Arm Cuffs and Crutches Support Legs After Injury or Surgery, Adjustable Height and Handle Crutches for Elderly, Handicapped, and Disabled Users
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There is no way to know. Five-eighths of an inch taller than I am, I am employed by them
My height is 6 feet 4 inches and I weigh 150 pounds. The third one is also
There is a pair of them. The set consists of two parts
The ones I use are 300 pounds and I use them
Selected User Reviews For Days Forearm Crutches, Adult Size, Turning Arm Cuffs and Crutches Support Legs After Injury or Surgery, Adjustable Height and Handle Crutches for Elderly, Handicapped, and Disabled Users
Despite their size and weight, these crutches are very sturdy and reliable. The fact that they are so light is shocking to me, and I was concerned about how long they would last. I was not disappointed. And had a blast doing it! In order to use crutches on a daily basis, I ordered two pairs. My crutches break so frequently (I rely on them every day). My weight is 140 pounds, so they are able to hold me up It's nice that they have cuffs made of plastic so they won't stick to my skin (unlike the Drive Unlike most handles, this one does not flex It has a grippable texture so it's easy to grip. As yet, the crutch does not rattling after some months of being used, which happens with most crutches after a few months. Having said that, I'll add the caveat I don't put ALL of my weight on them. Nonetheless, my feet also bear a portion of the weight and these crutches are strong enough to hold me up. Taking a closer look at the Drive brand of bariatric crutches can accommodate more weight if you need something that is more durable.
The result of my grade 3 MCL tear was that I wanted to go away from the standard undergarments It describes a You need crutches for your arms. In my case, I'm a 6' tall, 195-pound dude, and the Adult size is at the top of the height limit, but still fits me perfectly. With the handle placed perfectly at my wrist when standing up straight, which is the recommended way to fit the handle, at the last hole in the height adjustment. As it is not a sleeveless design, I find the length of the handle to cuff to be suitable for my forearm height, which is good. A movable arm. When I remove the cuff, I notice it's almost too tight on my bare forearms, and my forearms are not huge. As far as summer use with these, I would have no problems. However, I would have issues wearing them in the winter. Oh, and the adjustable inner piece fits tight in the outer bit, so there is no noticeable rattle or noise when using them.
Tips that are durable and tough. Three foot three inches is how tall I am. I would say that's about where we should stop. The shoes are worn every day to get around, and so far they've only shown very minor signs of wear. Replacement tips can easily be found on the Internet.
These crutches look great. The feeling of safety is good for me.
Many thanks for your kind words!.
Over the past six months, my daughter has used these every day. To make them a bit more comfortable for long-term use, we added a little padding to the cuffs. I am really pleased with how well the tips have held up.
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