KMINA Elbow Crutch Pads with Velcro (x2 Units), Comfy Covers, Patented - Made in Europe

Arrived slightly tight but ok

I use 2 crutches daily and often thought about making covers for the handles and cuffs. Came across this product and thought perfect. Delivered vacuumed packed and springs back into shape quickly, easy to put on. However, I found the hand covers too bulky so when I tried to use my crutches with them on they felt uncomfortable to hold. The cuff covers are good, not padded but then if they were it would be impossible to get your arm through. Overall, good idea, I still use the cuff covers but not the handle covers.

Far too small Not sure what crutches these are intended for but mine are identical to the ones shown in images and video and does not fit. Looks like it would only fit a childs crutch

Fits open crutches better than other covers, great item

They are pooly made design wise. though good material and somewhat comfterable, this product does not come with instructions on how to put on open cuff crutches. It is incredibly hard, and requires a lot of pulling at the fabric over and over and over until its finally on. And at that point, theres no point taking it off. Its also just a bit too small for my crutches but will do. definatly not worth the price if you cant even get it on. My advice on how to improve this product is changing it to zips or buttons, making it easier for those with issues with strength or their hands.

Needed the Velcro grips that match to make them properly useful

So, after spending £100 on the Kmina carbon crutches, I realised that the open elbow guard meant they keep falling to the ground. Therefore, I procured the padded guards that cost a further £20. It’s mounting up….so, firstly, and notwithstanding the material can be stretched, they are nevertheless difficult to get on. I was scared they’d rip, and it didn’t help that there were no packaged fitting instructions. That said, there is some help on the Amazon page for the item, but it’s not great to see how it’s done. I just persevered and carefully stretched them into place. So, there are 2 negative points that reflect poor manufacturing consideration. Firstly they completely cover the rear reflector on the elbow guard. Now, given they’re bespoke for the crutches and made by/for the same company, somebody’s not thinking about the customer. Worse though is the second point. The Velcro strap is not long enough, nor does it have padding, or a padded sheath. The advertisement shows a woman with smaller arms. These are not great for an adult male. They are too tight and restrictive; particularly if your wearing a coat in inclement weather. Why its not a longer strap with a ring to reverse back/enable tightening or loosening is, frankly, a lazy and inconsiderate design. So, for £20 you get a partial product, that provides perhaps a 30% solution. In sum, Kmina, sort out the design so the strap is fit for proper purpose (with reverse tightening and padding), and manufacturer them so the rear reflector, which you put on your crutches, is visible.

Good but took 20 minutes to get each on .