Every crutch I have tried with a shock absorber are unstable. A pair of crutches don't always hit with the same force. When this happens with crutches with a shock absorber suddenly I am trying to balance on 2 different length crutches. Have you found a solution to this problem? I hate stupid marketing gimmicks. It is not that hard to extend the other crutch. Twist the crutch slightly so the pin does not line up with the hole perfectly.
I picked up mobis and they are awesome, the movement at the cradle really isn't a "shock absorber" perse, specifically because you aren't taking the impact of each step in your pit. It is by far and large the best under arm crutches I've ever tried, even people who use forearm crutches get a pair of these for balancing tasks because it's the only ones worth getting
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Anyway I'm getting the mobi crutches tomorrow lol
Same for me. How fast it is to size means nothing
Every crutch I have tried with a shock absorber are unstable. A pair of crutches don't always hit with the same force. When this happens with crutches with a shock absorber suddenly I am trying to balance on 2 different length crutches. Have you found a solution to this problem?
I hate stupid marketing gimmicks. It is not that hard to extend the other crutch. Twist the crutch slightly so the pin does not line up with the hole perfectly.
I picked up mobis and they are awesome, the movement at the cradle really isn't a "shock absorber" perse, specifically because you aren't taking the impact of each step in your pit. It is by far and large the best under arm crutches I've ever tried, even people who use forearm crutches get a pair of these for balancing tasks because it's the only ones worth getting