Guardian Forearm Crutches - Standard

1. Replaced same old pair that was constantly squeaking but... - Hide Review
   3.3/5.0

   Replaced same old pair that was constantly squeaking but new pair does same thing!

   • 4/5 Features
   • 3/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 2/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: gary n. from kenosha, wi

   User Details: Person who has spina bifida.

   Strengths: Lightweight

   Weaknesses: Not durable. After just a few days of use, they started squeaking like the old pair did after years of use.

   Reviewed on 03/16/2016

2. I wish there were more choices for people who need crutches. - Hide Review
   2.8/5.0
   • 2/5 Features
   • 3/5 Quality
   • 3/5 Ease of Use
   • 3/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: vickie s. from zephyrhills, fl

   User Details: I am 46 years of age and short 4'2" so it very hard to find crutches that fit and look nice for work as well.

   Strengths: Not provided

   Weaknesses: I use my crutches 95% of the time and they could be more comfortable,if the part of pipe was angled so your hand could rest on the whole handel instead of the just the tip. If the crutch was more balanced and not so top heavy.

   Reviewed on 05/04/2008

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   2.5/5.0
   • 2/5 Features
   • 2/5 Quality
   • 4/5 Ease of Use
   • 2/5 Meets Expectations

   Reviewer: tammy b. from morris, mn

   User Details: Age 37, use forearm crutches all my life because of Cerebral Palsy.

   Strengths: Kind of nice retro look (black and chrome), but I would gladly trade for the more industrial pair that I know will last.

   Weaknesses: Forearm pieces are attached with plastic rather than steel. The vinly covering arm pieces is not as thick as on other Guardian products. Tips are wearing extremely quickly. The pair I usually buy lasts 5-10 years; I give these three years, yet they are the same price as the others.

   Reviewed on 03/24/2007