Forearm Crutches Built for Real Life
The In-Motion Pro — spring-assisted forearm crutches engineered for all-day comfort. Developed through 34 clinical studies. Trusted by physical therapists and professional athletes worldwide.
in-Motion Pro Forearm Crutch Set
$139.00
A premium spring-assisted forearm crutch engineered for adults who need more comfort and less fatigue. Whether recovering from surgery, managing a long-term mobility condition, or returning to an active lifestyle — built to go further than anything you'd find at a hospital or pharmacy.- Spring Assist Technology — patented lower-post spring reduces shoulder, elbow, and wrist fatigue
- Ergonomic left/right grips — angled for natural wrist position, reduces carpal tunnel risk
- Two cuff sizes included — standard and large, semi-closed design
- Sure Foot articulating tips — 75–100% ground contact on any surface
- 1.8 lbs each · 350 lb capacity · 1-year warranty
- FSA/HSA eligible · Free shipping on orders over $99
Why the In-Motion Pro Is Different

Spring Assist Technology
Absorbs the impact of each step and channels energy forward — reducing cumulative fatigue in your shoulders, elbows, and wrists throughout the day.

Ergonomic Handles
Contoured left/right grips keep your wrist in its natural position, eliminating nerve strain and carpal tunnel risk from extended crutch use.

Sure Foot Articulating Tips
Pivoting tips maintain 75–100% ground contact on carpet, hardwood, grass, gravel, or uneven terrain. Stable footing anywhere.

Two Cuff Sizes Included
Every pair ships with both a standard and large forearm cuff. Semi-closed design for more support than open-cuff models with easy entry and exit.
Sizing Guide — Short or Tall?
Forearm crutch sizing is based on handle height, not overall body height. Stand in your normal shoes and measure from the floor to your hip.| Specification | Short Model | Tall Model |
|---|---|---|
| User Height Range | 4'2" – 5'5" | 5'3" – 6'8" |
| Floor-to-Handle Height | 23.5" – 33.5" | 28.5" – 42.5" |
| Adjustment Positions | 11 positions | 15 positions |
| Crutch Weight | 1.8 lbs per crutch | 1.8 lbs per crutch |
| Weight Capacity | 350 lbs | 350 lbs |
| Material | High grade aluminum | High grade aluminum |
| Color | Charcoal Grey | Charcoal Grey |
| FSA / HSA Eligible | Yes | Yes |
| Warranty | 1 Year | 1 Year |
| Sold As | 1 Pair (2 crutches) | 1 Pair (2 crutches) |
In the overlapping 5'3"–5'5" range? We recommend the Tall model for its additional adjustment positions. Full sizing walkthrough →
Who Are In-Motion Pro Forearm Crutches Best For?

Post-Surgery Recovery
Recovering from ankle, foot, or lower leg surgery or fracture? Forearm crutches distribute weight through the hand and forearm — reducing the armpit pressure and ribcage bruising of traditional underarm crutches.

Long-Term and Permanent Use
For users with cerebral palsy, MS, EDS, CRPS, or post-polio syndrome — the spring-assist system directly reduces cumulative fatigue compared to rigid forearm crutches.

Active Lifestyles
From office commutes to outdoor trails, the Sure Foot tips and lightweight aluminum frame (1.8 lbs per crutch) keep up with your lifestyle without adding unnecessary bulk.
What Our Customers Say
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between forearm crutches and underarm crutches?
Forearm crutches (also called Lofstrand or elbow crutches) have a cuff that wraps around the forearm, placing the weight load through the hand and forearm rather than the underarm. They allow more freedom of movement, are generally lighter, and are preferred for long-term or permanent use. Underarm crutches rest against the ribcage and are more commonly used for short-term recovery. Looking for underarm crutches? See our In-Motion Pro Underarm Crutches.
How do I know if I need the Short or Tall model?
The Short model fits users 4'2" to 5'5". The Tall model fits users 5'3" to 6'8". If you fall in the overlapping range (5'3"–5'5"), we recommend the Tall for its additional adjustment positions (15 vs 11). Confirm fit: stand in your normal shoes and measure from the floor to your hip. Tall handle range: 28.5"–42.5". Short handle range: 23.5"–33.5". Both sold as a pair (2 crutches).
How does Spring Assist Technology work?
The In-Motion Pro uses a patented spring inside the lower post. When the crutch contacts the ground, the spring compresses to absorb the impact — protecting your wrist, elbow, and shoulder from repetitive stress. As you shift weight forward, the spring releases that stored energy to propel you forward, reducing fatigue. The feel is firm and controlled, not bouncy. Most users adjust within the first day. Prefer no spring? See our rigid post version.
Are these crutches FSA or HSA eligible?
Yes. In-Motion Pro Forearm Crutches are FSA and HSA eligible. Use your Flexible Spending Account or Health Savings Account card at checkout. You may also be reimbursed by your insurance company. Visit our insurance reimbursement page for guidance.
What is the weight capacity?
The In-Motion Pro Forearm Crutches support up to 350 lbs — significantly higher than many standard forearm crutches. Each crutch weighs just 1.8 lbs, built with a reinforced cylinder bracket and double-reinforced strut for heavy-duty durability without unnecessary bulk.
