Adult Crutches

These Cardinal Health crutches are well made. Lightweight, Non "squeaky", and work well on ceramic tile floors. I'm confident that they'll work just as well outdoors.Adjusting them was Very easy, and they are comfortable to use. I didn't need to buy armpit protectors as you shouldn't have the top stuck in your pits while using them anyway [causing bad form and hand pain].I'm overall pleased with the Quality, Price, and Ease of use.

I was skeptical when I ordered these because of how cheap they are, but they're great! I don't know why someone would ever pay a higher price. These do the job well. I've used them for 4 weeks. They feel sturdy and trustworthy. The rubber stoppers on the bottom seem high quality, they haven't shown any signs of wear yet. The hand grips are fine. The armpit parts... you do know you're not supposed to put your body weight on those, right? So I don't know why they would need to be anything special. I'm impressed by how good they are for the price! The only negative thing I can think of is that they are a little noisy, they clack with every step.

Good value

A little late arriving but product is good quality

I was trying to get some pads for my old crutches but wasn't happy with the pads I ordered. I found these crutches and they were cheaper than the gel pads that I had ordered. Go figure! Anyway, the height is easily adjustable. To adjust the height of the handles, you do have to remove a wingnut and adjust it (no quick adjust), but I don't think there's a way around that. Overall, these were a fantastic value. Lightweight. Pads (hand and armpit) are comfortable enough.

i had foot surgery recently, and needed some crutches to get around, especially in tight areas. That being said, I don't need them under continual use.These fit the bill quite nicely, Inexpensive and sturdy, they get the job done. Are they the most comfortable crutches money can buy? Doubtful, but I don't want to spend the money to find out. They are comfortable enough, which suit me fine.If you want customized crutches, with individual ergonomically hand crafted handles and such, well, these aren't for you. Otherwise, give these a try.

These crutches are great. Assembly instructions were easy to follow and the proper height adjustment information was clear.The tops have a rubberized cap that doesn't fall off. The hand cross bar has the same rubberized material. Even after over 10 weeks of daily use, the crutches still look like new. The rubber caps on the bottom doesn't even show any wear. The only issue I had with those was that sometimes when crossing on a non-textured tile floor, the caps would act like a suction cup and not want to release as I took my next step. (Actually, it was sort of funny when it happened.)The stated weight limit for these crutches is 300 pounds. However, I'm 50 pounds more and never had any kind of issue or instability. They are nice and sturdy crutches.

Recent foot surgery lead to me buying these online. Insurance wouldn’t pay for knee scooter and crutches. Crutches at medical supply company would have been $50 out of pocket for same thing! Cardinal is a great brand ( I am a healthcare worker and we purchase many Cardinal brand medical supplies for the hospital). Adjustable in case another family would need to borrow them- will be easy to store. They were delivered 2 days earlier than stated-which was great-I had planned surgery scheduled and I had a few days to “dress rehearse” with them.