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Tall Millennial In-Motion Forearm Crutches are designed to accommodate most users 5’-6’6.” Uniquely designed cuff with V design for easy entrance and firm hold for hands-free use. The fully molded arm cuffs as one piece eliminates rivets and external hinges. Lightweight and durable crutches have anatomical and ergonomically designed handles. These crutches keep wrists and hands in a natural position. The proper downward angle allows blood flow and nerve conduction, reducing carpal tunnel syndrome and wrist tendonitis. Spring/shock absorption helps absorb the impact, and reduces stress to the joints and muscles. The crutches return energy positively, helping the user move forward.

With tips that last 35% longer than traditional tips and the strut made from aircraft grade aluminum that can support users up to 400 lbs, these crutches are made to last. The Tall In-Motion Forearm is as follows – Floor to handle adjusts from 28” to 40” with 13 different height positions. The forearm cuff also has 4 height positions, to allow the cuff to be in a comfortable position.

SIZING- Grip a pen or pencil in your hand. Standing upright with good posture, measure from the floor to the pen or pencil gripped in your hand. Using this measurement look at the range of handle heights between the short and tall forearm crutches, wherever your measurement falls is the crutch size you should use.

Specifications

Weight Capacity	400 Lb
Handle Height	28" to 40"
Approx. User Height	5' to 6'6"
Product Weight	2 lbs per crutch
Size	Tall
Manufacturer	Millennial Medical

Warranty

One Year Warranty

Reviews

• Average rating 4.7
• based on 6 reviews

• 5 stars, Comfortable and Well Made!
  By Helmsman from Boston on 2012-04-11
  Pros: Spring action, Solid Construction, Comfortable, Well Designed
  Cons: Mark L R better
  Best Uses: Every day
  I have found these to be very comfortable and like the spring action that reduces stress on arms and shoulders.
  
  
  
• 5 stars, Great product
  By Sandy from Ohio on 2012-04-09
  I use crutches intermittently because of stiffness in my low back and leg pain from spinal stenosis. I ordered these crutches because they address my two biggest concerns with other forearm crutches: wrist strain and shoulder jarring. The spring loaded tips reduce shock stress on my shoulders and the ergonomic grips reduce strain on my wrists. Great product!
  
  
  
• 4 stars, We will buy these crutches again
  By Tara from Snowflake, AZ on 2012-03-23
  Pros: LR Hand Piece, Shock Absorbing Tip, Cost
  Cons: Crutch Tips
  My son has spina bifida. Crutches are a part of his everyday life. Before he started using the In-Motion forearm crutch he had constant shoulder pain. These crutches have all but eliminated the pain. Before using these crutches he had painful calluses in the palms of his hands. He doesn't have calluses anymore! My only issue is finding crutch tips that fit. When you use crutches on a daily basis crutch tips wear out quickly. I'd love to be able to find/buy crutch tips more easily. Overall...these crutches are GREAT!
  
  
  
• 4 stars, Great product and excellent price!
  By Dee from Marshall, MI on 2011-12-21
  Pros: Flex ends
  Cons: L and R not marked clear
  Best Uses: Rough or smooth ground
  Flexible ends make these much easier and safer than ordinary crutches. Easy to use on rough or smooth surfaces. Excellent buy! Only complaint is wish they would have marked the left and right more clearly, maybe with another color to stand out.
  
  
  
• 5 stars, Awesome product, solid company backing
  By Mike the picture guy from Virginia Beach, VA on 2011-01-11
  Pros: Easy on joints, Relieves wrist pain
  Cons: Slightly heavy, Not good in sand
  Best Uses: Any purpose, Walking, Travel
  I use these crutches as my primary, everyday mode of transportation. I used a set of silver "Hospital" grade forearm crutches before these, and was experiencing a lot of wrist pain and numbness which was completely resolved when I started using Millennial Medical forearm crutches. I have a son in Cub Scouts, so obviously I do a lot of chasing in woods, over land, etc. I also am a very active amateur photographer, and these crutches allow me to get where I need to go and I am free to shoot when I get there; because the cuffs keep them attached to my arms, I never have to worry about them dropping or falling while I take my pictures. I have been on these crutches for a couple of years, the few times I had problems the manufacturer promptly sent me replacement parts and once a complete new set of crutches! They stand behind their product. They are also perfect for air travel, once at your seat, just adjust them down as far as they go and fit them in the overhead compartment.
  
  
  
• 5 stars, These are the ones to get!
  By Violist from York, PA on 2010-12-10
  Pros: Safe, Durable, Lightweight, Stores easily in car, Easy to adjust, Well constructed, Hangs off tablecounter, Great Design
  Cons: none
  Best Uses: Indoors, Wet Surfaces, Anywhere, Outdoors, Uneven surfaces
  I am a professional musician who ambulates mostly with forearm crutches, and my career was in jeopardy from damage to my upper body joints from this. However, these "in motion" forearm crutches put your arms and hands in neutral positions which minimize the effect of carrying your body weight. The handgrips are soft enough to cushion, but smooth and easily cleanable, and are molded and angled for a perfect positioning of the hand. The cuffs are made of composite material which flexes, allowing easy egress and yet can be effortlessly hung from the arm; and there are no finger-crushing "catch points" in the swivel mechanism. The spring-loaded mechanism in the base all but eliminates the jarring effect of "planting" a crutch to avoid a fall, and greatly aids in negotiating stairs. The rubber tip is smaller than most, but its articulated design helps to grab well for stability. These are lighter in weight than any other forearm crutches I have used, so they take less energy. For convenience, the handles allow hanging from a table or counter edge. Excellent design is an understatement! The finish is very pretty (mine are black) and so far has held up well to bumps and drops. I cannot recommend these highly enough to the long-term user, and also short-term even though they cost a bit more: can you put a price on treating your body right?
  
  
  

FAQs

Questions on Millennial In-Motion Forearm Crutches-Tall

• From David Kavczmarski at 5/20/10 7:50 PM
  • Does the cuff articulate? Is there any adjustment between the hand grip and the cuff?
  • Yes, the cuffs articulate and there are three adjustment levels between the hand grip and the cuff.
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• From Mike Allen at 6/5/10 4:28 PM
  • Regarding adjustment of the cuff And main shaft height, how is the adjustment nade, and how is the setting secured? I'm concerned with the durability of these parts.
  • The cuff adjusts with a push button mechanism, similar to how the bottom of traditional crutches adjust.
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• From Paul Iatskevich at 9/6/10 4:45 AM
  • Please specify length and height of retail box.
  • The box is shaped like a trapezoid, with the top measuring 4 inches, the bottom measuring 18 inches, and the height measuring 24 inches.
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