Swereco Crutch Flex Holder

very handy little gadget,fits perfect on my stick, no more retrieving it off the floor at the shop counter can just hang/hook it there or hook it to my bag whilst I'm paying.been using it nearly 6 months now and never let me down

works on certain tables but not all very useful gadget well worth the money.

When I first started to use these they were perfect, I was recommending them to my colleagues because I could reliably hang my crutches on to tables, work surfaces and desks and they would stay put. No more clattering as the crutches fell at inopportune moments (if you use crutches you know what I mean). Sadly this was short-lived. After a few months the rubber hooks weakened to the point that they were useless. There is nothing to support the hook, bad design fault. So very disappointed. If they only cost pennies you could live with it, but at over £4 each just not worth it. The 2 stars are for the 2 months of joy. Absolutely totally disappointed. Back to the search for something as practical as these were.

Little thing, great idea good price ...but the £6 postage was a joke! With hindsight wish I hadn't ordered it however the thing itself works well and is well worth the price plus modest postage ...but £6 for a tiny thing like this - don't be as daft as me folks - don't pay it!!

These haven’t worked for me, I purchased two, one for each of my crutches. I have never managed to use them as described: the crutch will not stay propped.One very big downside is that, also, there is an inbuilt safety hazard: on more than one occasion the crutch holder has caught on my clothing as I am walking with the crutches. This could have caused a fall, the last thing I need when on crutches following a fall! They have been discarded.

I bought this to go on my mums walking stick so she could hang it on a table, window sill etc and it really works. For such a tiny thing it saves my mums stick constantly falling on the floor (which she finds it then difficult to retrieve it from).We go and play cards regularly and the amount of times you hear sticks clattering to the ground disturbing the concentration is unbelieveable and many people have commented on my mums little gadget, so I think I will be buying more in the near future.

There are times when these are great on my crutches - in church, I can hang them on the back of a pew, at club I can hang them on a window ledge. Other times, if there is nothing around that suits just the right sort of angle for them, then all they are useful for is identifying my crutches from anyone else's (eg in hospital). I'm glad I've got them, but they are not as useful as I'd hoped.I don't use walking sticks (yet) so can't say what they are like on them.One thing to note - they do fit easily on NHS crutches, not everything sold for crutches does.

Sounded like a great idea as my walking stick is always falling over but I have to say I was disappointed - the holder hardly stays on anything