--- product_id: 59153627 title: "PRO" brand: "kmina" price: "€ 222.92" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Kmina" url: https://www.desertcart.be/products/59153627-pro store_origin: BE region: Belgium --- # Adjustable height up to 185 cm for perfect fit Ergonomic forearm support reduces hand/wrist pain Lightweight 1.67 kg aluminum shaft for easy mobility PRO **Brand:** kmina **Price:** € 222.92 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🦶 Walk smarter, not harder — elevate your mobility game with KMINA PRO! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** PRO by kmina - **How much does it cost?** € 222.92 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/59153627-pro) ## Best For - kmina enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted kmina brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Hands-Free Flex Strap:** Keep your crutch on while using your hands—open doors, check your phone, stay autonomous. - • **Energy-Saving Mobility:** Larger walking perimeter means less effort and faster movement—stay ahead effortlessly. - • **Posture-Enhancing Design:** Promotes upright walking with shoulders back, boosting stability and confidence. - • **Ergonomic Forearm Support:** Distributes weight to forearm, easing hand and wrist strain for all-day comfort. - • **Impact-Absorbing Cushioned Handles:** Reduces shoulder pressure so you can move pain-free and with ease. ## Overview The KMINA Elbow Crutch (Right, 1 unit) is a premium, ergonomically designed walking aid made in Europe. Featuring adjustable height up to 185 cm, lightweight aluminum construction (1.67 kg), and patented forearm support, it reduces hand, wrist, and shoulder pain while improving posture and energy efficiency. Its flexible strap enhances autonomy by allowing hands-free use, making it ideal for active adults up to 220 lbs seeking comfort and stability. ## Description KMINA Elbow Crutches for Adults (x1 Unit, Right), Ergonomic Adjustable Forearm, Comfy Handles, Adults, Patented - Made in Europe - KMINA PRO : desertcart.co.uk: Health & Personal Care Review: Brilliant - This has helped so much with the pain that fibromyalgia brings and the debilitating issues that have caused walking to be terrible. This has given me support on very uneven ground and the arm support is much better than a normal crutch. I will be purchasing the left one when I have the money. Review: Robust and very comfortable to use - well worth the high price. - I broke my neck of femur in my left leg - in fact there were four breaks (comminuted). Naturally, the hospital gave me a NHS set of grey crutches and sent me packing, after a week in hospital. The NHS crutches were hell to use, as I have Osteoarthritis in my hands. I was quick to discover NHS and social aftercare, is very poor and a substitute for the NHS crutches wasn't going to happen, unless I bought them myself. I Googled "alternative crutches" and up came a YouTube video on Kmina. Having watched the video in chronic pain, I decided to invest in a pair. These crutches have to be bought singularly, left side and right side - two separate orders. They are shipped from Spain and take about a week to arrive. At first, these crutches were a little strange to get use to, after having used the NHS ones. This is, in part, because you can move a lot further in one stride. The standard NHS crutch means putting all the pressure on the the palms of your hands and wrists - this is painful and damaging. By contrast, the Kmina crutches have a totally different approach - all the pressure goes on your forearms and elbows, with the hands used to soley move the crutches. In addition, the forearm cradles are inset with neoprene (a squidgy / foamy substance, similar to memory foam. The handles have thick foam overlays. But that's not all, because the forearm cradles are also sprung, allowing for shock absorbtion, making the whole experience of use, even more comfortable. It took me a couple of days to get use to them, especially, as I was non weight bearing on my left leg, but when I mastered them, I became more and more confident and very happy I had invested in them. I'm 6'1" and my only reservation is that they are not quite tall enough, meaning I have to slightly lean forward when using them. An extra hole, probably would have remedied that. That said, they can be altered to suit most people's heights. Assembly is reasonably easy, but you need some finger strength to insert the the curved clips into the holes and you need some dexterity to do it with accuracy (matching the holes). Assembling the handle tubes into the cradles involves securing a wing nut, which, again, is relatively easy for someone with DIY skills. The wing nuts are plastic and the thread on one of mine was not allowing total tightness, so I bought a packet of them from desertcart and refitted the damaged one, which is now perfect. The bases of the crutches have large, wide spread, circular rubber feet, that afford much more stability than NHS issue crutches. The feet also flex, giving you better grip on surfaces. I've used them in the rain as well and stability and grip is unaffected. Standing for longish periods with these crutches is fine, as your arms take the weight, not your hands. Walking with them can either be partial bearing, or non weight bearing on one leg. You will, of course, move faster, if you non weight bear, as you will propel yourself further distance with each stroke. As with all steps, you should exercise caution. But these crutches are excellent on steps, as your arms do most of the work. Strength wise, I've not had any issues with these crutches and I find them robust. I weigh 85kgs. The maximum weight permitted is 100kgs on each crutch. In terms of storage, these crutches take up more space than the NHS ones and so, some thought needs to go into where to stow them in different situations. I find in cafés / restaurants, the floor, under seats / tables is best. On buses and trains, I hold them at 45 degrees. Are they worth the money? Categorically yes. They're a God send, compared to NHS issue ones. You'll also find greater stability on public transport too. ## Features - AVOID HAND AND WRIST PAIN: Ergonomic crutches with forearm support system to distribute the weight between the surface of the forearm and the hand, releasing much of the load previously supported by the hands and wrists. - IMPROVES BODY POSTURE: The feeling of stability and balance increases because the crutches forces you to walk upright, with your shoulders straight and your arms close to the trunk. - REDUCE YOUR ENERGY EXPENDITURE: Crutches for adults allow you to move faster than conventional crutches. With a larger walking perimeter, energy consumption is lower. - REDUCES SHOULDER PAIN: The pressure that shoulders have to deal is less aggressive since the cushioning absorbs the impact. Maximum user weight: 220 lb. - INCREASES AUTONOMY: The flexible crutches strap allows to use our hands without removing our crutches, for example, for opening a door or using a mobile phone. The strap can be placed on both sides of the crutch, but we recommend using the opening of the strap to the outside for comfort and ease of donning and removing the crutch. In addition, this will helps you to differentiate between left and right crutch. THE PRICE IS PER UNIT. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B074J6QTKQ | | ASIN | B074J6QTKQ | | Base Material | Rubber | | Best Sellers Rank | 84,998 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 67 in Crutches | | Brand Name | KMINA | | Colour | Black Right | | Country Of Origin | España | | Country of origin | España | | Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (687) | | Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (687) | | Extended Length | 185 Centimetres | | Handle Material | Foam | | Is discontinued by manufacturer | No | | Item Weight | 1.67 Kilograms | | Item model number | K10001 | | Manufacturer | IMD SL | | Manufacturer | IMD SL | | Manufacturer Part Number | 1611 | | Material Type | Woven foam | | Maximum Height Recommendation | 6 Feet | | Model Number | K10001 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 2 x 2 x 200 cm; 1.67 kg | | Shaft Material | Aluminum | | Size | RIGHT | | Unit Count | 1.0 count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** KMINA - **Colour:** Black Right - **Extended length:** 185 Centimetres - **Material:** Woven foam - **Shaft material:** Aluminum ## Images ![PRO - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81+pu24s03L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How does it feel?** A: It is true that this crutch requires a period of adaptation, but once you adapt, these crutches offer the user a greater sensation of stability and balance, in addition, their forearm support system distributes the weight between the surface of the forearm and the hand, avoiding thus the pain in the hands, wrists and shoulders. If you have any other question don't hesitate to contact us! #WalkTheFuture **Q: How long for delivery to central U.S.?** A: Amazon is responsible for delivery times, so we cannot give you a specific deadline. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to contact us! #WalkTheFuture **Q: Are these crutches safe for amputee used to standard forearm crutches?** A: Yes! These crutches are perfect for this type of pathology. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to contact us. #WalkTheFuture **Q: I need one for the left. asap!! for someone with left arm, right shoulder and hip injury. available?** A: The crash can be configured for either left or right arm. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant *by S***S on 17 January 2026* This has helped so much with the pain that fibromyalgia brings and the debilitating issues that have caused walking to be terrible. This has given me support on very uneven ground and the arm support is much better than a normal crutch. I will be purchasing the left one when I have the money. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Robust and very comfortable to use - well worth the high price. *by I***N on 12 May 2019* I broke my neck of femur in my left leg - in fact there were four breaks (comminuted). Naturally, the hospital gave me a NHS set of grey crutches and sent me packing, after a week in hospital. The NHS crutches were hell to use, as I have Osteoarthritis in my hands. I was quick to discover NHS and social aftercare, is very poor and a substitute for the NHS crutches wasn't going to happen, unless I bought them myself. I Googled "alternative crutches" and up came a YouTube video on Kmina. Having watched the video in chronic pain, I decided to invest in a pair. These crutches have to be bought singularly, left side and right side - two separate orders. They are shipped from Spain and take about a week to arrive. At first, these crutches were a little strange to get use to, after having used the NHS ones. This is, in part, because you can move a lot further in one stride. The standard NHS crutch means putting all the pressure on the the palms of your hands and wrists - this is painful and damaging. By contrast, the Kmina crutches have a totally different approach - all the pressure goes on your forearms and elbows, with the hands used to soley move the crutches. In addition, the forearm cradles are inset with neoprene (a squidgy / foamy substance, similar to memory foam. The handles have thick foam overlays. But that's not all, because the forearm cradles are also sprung, allowing for shock absorbtion, making the whole experience of use, even more comfortable. It took me a couple of days to get use to them, especially, as I was non weight bearing on my left leg, but when I mastered them, I became more and more confident and very happy I had invested in them. I'm 6'1" and my only reservation is that they are not quite tall enough, meaning I have to slightly lean forward when using them. An extra hole, probably would have remedied that. That said, they can be altered to suit most people's heights. Assembly is reasonably easy, but you need some finger strength to insert the the curved clips into the holes and you need some dexterity to do it with accuracy (matching the holes). Assembling the handle tubes into the cradles involves securing a wing nut, which, again, is relatively easy for someone with DIY skills. The wing nuts are plastic and the thread on one of mine was not allowing total tightness, so I bought a packet of them from amazon and refitted the damaged one, which is now perfect. The bases of the crutches have large, wide spread, circular rubber feet, that afford much more stability than NHS issue crutches. The feet also flex, giving you better grip on surfaces. I've used them in the rain as well and stability and grip is unaffected. Standing for longish periods with these crutches is fine, as your arms take the weight, not your hands. Walking with them can either be partial bearing, or non weight bearing on one leg. You will, of course, move faster, if you non weight bear, as you will propel yourself further distance with each stroke. As with all steps, you should exercise caution. But these crutches are excellent on steps, as your arms do most of the work. Strength wise, I've not had any issues with these crutches and I find them robust. I weigh 85kgs. The maximum weight permitted is 100kgs on each crutch. In terms of storage, these crutches take up more space than the NHS ones and so, some thought needs to go into where to stow them in different situations. I find in cafés / restaurants, the floor, under seats / tables is best. On buses and trains, I hold them at 45 degrees. Are they worth the money? Categorically yes. They're a God send, compared to NHS issue ones. You'll also find greater stability on public transport too. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good product *by A***R on 30 September 2025* Great piece of tool for support, of my back, arms and hands. Which can be affected by long term use if crutches. I've been using for over a year since hip surgery. But remain with Kyphoscoliosis in my back. Really great support. Only gripe is it's very heavy and cuff clamp support cud be a bit bigger, maybe??? Not sure!!! As when I'm wearing outwear, it's too bulky to hold, and keep slipping off. Don't know how I'll manager during winter, when wearing more bulky attire. Still, really a great product. ## Frequently Bought Together - KMINA PRO - Forearm Crutches for Adults (x1 Unit, Right), Hands Free, Adjustable, Ergonomic, Alternative - Made in Europe - Forearm Crutch Bag Lightweight and Waterproof Forearm Crutch Accessories Storage Pouch with Triangle Shape, Universal Crutch Accessories Bag with Mesh Pocket to Organize Daily Essentials (Purple) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.be/products/59153627-pro](https://www.desertcart.be/products/59153627-pro) --- *Product available on Desertcart Belgium* *Store origin: BE* *Last updated: 2026-04-26*