Awesome video and great editing! Currently have an injured foot and trying to look at crutch options - this video helped tremendously. Thank you!

Your content is so genuine. Keep up the good work!

Fabulous info...thank you...this helped me so much...

Excellent video. Thank you.

thank you so much, i recently broke my foot and i had no idea how to use crutches nor what kind would be better for me, thank you very much for this video

Just got injured at work, tearing 3 foot ligaments and might need surgery. I’m so overwhelmed and when they gave me under arm crutches I couldn’t but help think the grass was greener on the other side with the forearm crutches.. thank you for the video it assured me that my underarm crutches are just as good as the other crutches.

Thanks! Love your videos!

Mate, you nailed it!!!!

Thank you so much! I've often wondered about the differences in crutches. I'm about to start using crutches for an extended period after a knee surgery and this was great information! Underarm crutches have always caused me pain at the inside of my upper arm so I wanted to see if there was a benefit or drawback to using the axillary crutches. Again, thank you for taking the time to make this professional and informative video.

thank you

trying to decide which crutches to get as I am having a lower leg amputated soon have arm pit crutches now but believe forarm crutches may be better

I walk with two canes most of the time, however, I do have a rollator that I take with me when I go somewhere that will have a lot of walking so I can sit as needed. My husband doesn't like to wrestle it into the car, so most of the time I use the canes as they are easier to get in and out of the car. My canes are wearing out and I've been considering purchasing the arm crutches. What are the advantages/disadvantages of using arm crutches over canes?

Hi! I'm back! I've got a question for you about devices I can use for taking videos. Obviously, you use cameras to film your videos and I've decided to get out into the field to take shorts videos of fountains. I've made 4 videos so far and have them in a playlist on my channel. It's been a learning curve for sure as I'm still using forearm crutches. I've already discovered that it is really tough to walk with crutches and hold a smartphone on a gorilla pod. I also tried a neck stand, but it bounces too much when I walk. I just spent an hour looking on Amazon and eBay for something I could carry in my backpack (purse) and pull out on the spot to get a photograph or a video that is hands-free. My smart phone doesn't have a stabilizer in it, so I have to stand still to get a photograph or video, but would like to be able to move around to circle around the fountains and get different angles. I also thought about adding a belt or large dog collar to my backpack straps to hold the neck holder in place to keep it from bouncing around when I walk. And I noticed that it's really hard to see the cell phone screen in the sunshine. My husband wondered if I should wear a bandana over my head to see the cell phone screen like the old fashioned photographers had, however I don't want to stumble over something and fall. Any creative thoughts to help me with small assistive videography devices will be much appreciated. Thank you.

My hub injured 6yrs back.still he couldnt walk bcs of spinal cord injury and left fumour fracture.he was operated. Shall we use this crutches for supporting to walk or stand?

I have never seen under arm crutches in my life they look so old fashioned 😂