These crutches were given to me at urgent care after I broke my ankle. They are awkward to use, the foot has move two or three positions with each step and it takes force or weight to make it engage. If the whole foot piece does not make contact with the floor, you will be off-balance and most likely spin, trip, fall, or the crutch may even fly out of your armpit.
Not good for a 65-year-old 130lbs woman. I did have my children and grandchildren try them out because they were more experienced with crutches. One out of 13 gave the crutches a thumbs up, 12 said hopping on one foot would be safer.

The larger ‘foot’ really makes me feel more secure.

I wanted these so I could be more active on my crutches after a broken foot. I like to move fast and even work up a sweat. I am no stranger to crutches (used them quite a bit in the past), but I wanted some with more flexibility and traction so I was less likely to slip and fall. These seemed great based on what I read online. However, there are two major problems: 1) The hand grips have no padding/cushion on them at all. The armpits do, however, have decent padding. But when using crutches, you’re not supposed to really be putting weight on the armpits at all. It’s the hands and your forearms where the weight and muscles are being used. But with no padding on the hand grips, it becomes really difficult and uncomfortable after just a short bit when out walking. My hands would start to hurt. They are also shaped in a way to be more comfortable than just a round grip (which is nice, I guess), but that makes finding an external cushion/padding option that will fit them quite difficult. When I reached out to customer service about this, they weren’t very helpful or understanding at all.
2) These crutches are significantly heavier than your average crutches. Maybe that’s a positive in terms of traction, but defintiely makes it more difficult if/when trying to move at a decent clip. I do wish they were lighter weight.

The “feet” at the bottom are great, and the “ankle joint” that allows you to plant them down and move/angle the crutch forward are really great. But the previously mentioned flaws made them not at all ideal for what I was looking for. To be honest, I would have returned them if it was an option, but once used, they are not returnable. And though disappointing, I do understand/respect that policy, so there isn’t much I can do.

We recieved the crutches and my son is 5'10". The hand pieces are not in the right place at all and very uncomfortable. He said they are very awkward but they might be perfect for someone else.

I have still not received my order