From £30.00
Forearm Crutch – Closed Cuff (Pair)
These Forearm Crutches use a closed cuff design, where the forearm sleeve encircles the arm completely, providing a more secure connection between arm a...
Crutches
Explore crutches designed to support balance, stability and recovery during everyday mobility. Browse walking crutches, elbow crutches, forearm crutches and adjustable crutches with expert advice from Solent Mobility Centre.
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Browse crutches for short-term recovery, longer-term mobility support and everyday stability. Solent Mobility Centre offers practical advice and local support across Hampshire.
From £30.00
These Forearm Crutches use a closed cuff design, where the forearm sleeve encircles the arm completely, providing a more secure connection between arm a...
From £28.00
These Forearm Crutches use an open cuff design, where the forearm sleeve is open at the back, making them quicker and easier to put on and take off than...
From £45.00
The Let's Twist Again Crutches feature a patented pivoting ferrule that rotates through 20 degrees in any direction, allowing the tip to remain in full...
Crutch buying guide
Crutches are walking aids designed to support balance, reduce pressure through the legs and help with mobility during injury, recovery or longer-term movement difficulties. Popular options include elbow crutches, forearm crutches, adjustable crutches and walking crutches with comfortable handles and supportive cuffs. Choosing the right crutches depends on your height, strength, comfort needs and how often they will be used.
Elbow crutches, also known as forearm crutches, provide support through the forearm and hand for controlled everyday mobility.
Adjustable crutches can be set to suit the user’s height, helping improve comfort, posture and walking support.
Walking crutches are useful for injury recovery, reduced weight bearing and additional stability during everyday movement.
Crutch accessories such as ferrules, grips and comfort pads can help improve safety, comfort and everyday usability.
Comfort, range and independence
Crutches provide practical support for balance, recovery and reduced weight bearing, helping users move more confidently during everyday activities.
Crutches can help reduce pressure through an injured or weaker leg while supporting safer everyday movement.
The right crutches can improve balance and confidence when walking around the home, outdoors or in the community.
Adjustable crutches can be set to suit the user’s height, helping improve comfort and control.
Crutches are a straightforward walking aid for short-term recovery, rehabilitation or everyday mobility support.
Buying guide
Choosing the right crutches depends on your height, comfort needs, grip strength, recovery stage and whether you need short-term or longer-term support.
Think about whether the crutches are needed for injury recovery, reduced weight bearing, balance support or longer-term mobility.
Elbow crutches and forearm crutches are popular for everyday use, while different handle and cuff styles may suit different comfort needs.
Crutches should be adjusted to the correct height to support posture, reduce strain and make walking more comfortable.
Comfortable handles, supportive cuffs and good ferrules can make a big difference if the crutches are used regularly.
If you are unsure which crutches are suitable, our team can help you compare options and choose the right support for your mobility needs.
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Common questions
Find answers to common questions about crutches, including elbow crutches, forearm crutches, adjustable crutches and crutch accessories.
The right crutches depend on your mobility needs, height, strength and whether you need short-term recovery support or longer-term walking assistance.
Elbow crutches, also called forearm crutches, support the user through the forearm and hand and are commonly used for recovery or everyday mobility support.
Adjustable crutches are useful because they can be set to the correct height, helping improve posture, comfort and walking support.
Crutch ferrules should be replaced when they become worn, cracked, loose or lose grip, as they are important for stability and safety.
Yes. Our team can help you compare crutches and choose suitable support for your height, comfort and mobility needs.
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