Forearm Crutch Bag

Short review: I highly recommend this. It’s great quality and will really help with your independence while using crutches. Long review: I am NWB with my brace locked straight for about 8 weeks after a major knee surgery and let me tell you, it’s week 5 and this bag has been a LIFESAVER. This was the hardest and most painful thing I’ve ever done and that’s coming from someone with severe chronic pain and multiple chronic illnesses. Im the person they bring all the med students to see because my problems are rare. I’ve been on crutches enough to where $250 crutches were a great investment for me, Ive used regular crutches and forearm crutches for years now and its always a problem because to be independent and do anything on my own I need a backpack. I have back pain though and when the straps slip on your shoulders it can make you go off balance. I have had this bag on for about 4-5 weeks and it has held up amazingly. The zipper is still so smooth that it opens and closes with ease, nothing has broken and the bag hasn’t once fallen off, it has a decent capacity, and I honestly would say next to my ice packs and bathroom handicapping bars this was one of the top must haves for recovery. It fits quite a bit and really helps you do things on your own with EASE. Sure I could try just carrying my phone and holding onto the crutches but it’s hard and dangerous. With my medical history a fall could be even more catastrophic for recovery and this allows me to get around with ease. I could have bought two and put one in each crutch, however, I bought one and use it to tell my left from right crutch (it matters with my crutches) and as a big purse/tote bag girlie if I feel like I need to carry more stuff I just use a belt bag or a backpack purse instead of a traditional backpack. But really, it fits the essentials. I can fit my phone, some id/credit cards, cash, lip balm, a tissue packet, hair ties, meds in a flat pill case, and still have room for more which is generally all I need now since I can’t drive. When at home I use this to carry my phone with me to and from rooms and carry small snacks back to my chair. This was only like $12-13 and it was WELL worth it. If you’re using crutches and you’re back and forth about buying it just do it, I promise your life will be much easier and you won’t have to depend on another person or a backpack to keep your phone on you which is ESPECIALLY important if you have an emergency. Im practically always on crutches because I have EDS with frequent dislocations and this product is probably the best thing Ive come across for making life with crutches better. I usually dont take the time to write reviews like this but it’s genuinely such a great product that I really hope that it gets around to more people because life with crutches is miserable and this can make it a lot better!

Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!! There are not many products out there like this. I have a Strongarm cane and this fits perfectly. It is secure and doesn’t bounce all over the place. Holds my keys, phone,money etc…..Nice not carrying a purse or backpack on trips. Very well made and practical.

I've been using the Forearm Crutch Bag for a while now, and it has quickly become an essential part of my daily routine. As someone who relies on crutches, having a way to carry my essentials without juggling everything in my hands has been a game-changer. The bag features three pockets, and they’re just the right size for all the basics—my wallet, keys, and phone fit perfectly, with room to spare for other small items. It’s incredibly convenient to have everything within easy reach, especially when I’m on the move and need to access something quickly. One thing I was concerned about initially was whether the bag would be sturdy enough to handle daily use. I’m happy to report that it’s held up really well. The material feels tough and durable, and I don’t see it wearing out anytime soon, which is a big plus in my book. Now, I’ll admit there’s a small quirk—sometimes the bag can spin around on the crutch. At first, I thought this might be an issue, but honestly, it hasn’t bothered me at all. It stays attached securely, and even when it does rotate a bit, it doesn’t interfere with my use of the crutch or my access to the pockets. Overall, the Forearm Crutch Bag has made my life a lot easier. It’s a simple, effective solution for carrying the things I need, and I’m really pleased with how well it works. The minor spinning issue is just that—minor—and doesn’t detract from the bag’s overall usefulness. If you’re looking for a practical way to keep your essentials close at hand while on crutches, I’d definitely recommend giving this bag a try.

I have the SuperCrutch adjustable forearm crutches and this little bag fits perfectly allowing me to put my phone and small card case in it…I’ve also put my kindle paper white in it too. Load it too heavily and the top will come unsnpped from the weight, but you could alway reinforce the section with the snap…wrap a small piece of clear or black gorilla tape around it. I mostly use these indoors so I typically put my phone and watch in it to ferry them to the nightstand when I go to bed. I got the crutches because the fingers in my right hand were going numb from leaning so much on my cane. These allow me to walk upright and I adjusted the forearms to take most of the weight, taking it off my hands. I love them even though they’re kind of slow. It feels good to walk upright though, good for my back. I use a small rollator indoors a lot and and a Trionic Veloped All Terrain Rollator outdoors. I’ve since learned that I need hip replacement surgery which I’m looking forward to because I’d been led to believe the pain in my leg was from my back for two YEARS and nothing could be done. So yay! This is fixable! If I’m able to mothball most of my mobility aids, I’ll move this little bag to the inside of the basket on my new e-trike. It’s nice looking, very sturdy, very reasonably priced, and very useful.

It's a good little bag to hold a phone and wallet, but it took modifications. The snap loop meant to go over the handle was useless. It would not stay snapped for more than a couple steps. I ended up hand sewing it closed. The zipper pulls are unfinished webbing, and catch in the velcro that holds the bag to the crutch shaft. Trimming and melting the ends with a lighter is okay for now, but I'm going to end up replacing them with metal or leather. With these adjustments, I'm pretty happy for the price.

Another reviewer mentioned that the bag swings inwards, so kept knocking against their knee. This happens when the bag is on the left hand crutch. If you have a right hand crutch, the bag swings outwards, away from your body. If you only use one crutch, and it’s on the left I would AVOID this, but otherwise it’s perfect.

I paid under £14 for this in the purple, which is a bit like a pinky purple. Fantastic little bag for essentials that I want close to hand. The strap that goes over the handle is close to the crutch and nowhere near my hand, but it's made of softer fabric anyway. I have cohesive bandage over my crutch grips to make them more comfy so that probably helps keep this bag in place. Doesn't swing about. Very pleased!

We use this for my mom and she’s a stroke survivor. She is able to put the phone and at a water bottle in there since she can’t use her other side. This has been helpful and more safe because now the phone can be at arms reach.

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