Custom Aluminum or Titanium Forearm Crutches

Here you can design your own personal forearm crutches.
These custom crutches are built to your specifications and are manufactured for you based on your specific body measurements.
If you have any questions before checkout or wish to place your order by phone, please call 1-877-878-9882
If you are looking for standard adjustable forearm crutches please click here!

Aluminum Custom Forearm Crutches
Superlite Custom Aluminum Forearm Crutches were designed to fill the needs of discriminating long term crutch users who were tired of constantly replacing their rattling , ''egged out'', low budget adjustable forearm crutches. Long time users seldom change their dimensions and once they're known, we can build them to their exact specifications.
While building the most technically superior crutches on the market, We also strived to build the most aesthetically pleasing crutch as well. Therefore, these crutches are available in a wide range of colors and finishes to satisfy the desires of every customer.
This crutch includes our rugged Superlite cuffs, made of Dupont Zytel Nylon, as well as padded leather cuff inserts for comfort.
Grip choices include Performance Gel Grips or Endurance Grips that are mounted to the handle post and collar. Choose between Tornado or Performance Tips. Door guards are included to protect the lower leg.
Standard bend is 17 degrees above handgrip(Most Common). Low bend is 21 degrees below handgrip and useful for people that tend to lean forward while using forearm crutches.

Anodized color choices: Silver, Black, Blue, Red, and Purple
These forearm crutches can handle up to 250 Lbs.
Package size is one pair. If you only need 1 crutch please call.
10 Year Warranty!

Endurance Grip

Performance Grip

Right Grip

Performance Tip

Tornado Tip

Superlite Custom Standard Forearm Crutches
(Complete with your choice of grip and tip) - SKU QMSAC

$ 449.95

Superlite Custom Low Bend Forearm Crutches
(Complete with your choice of grip and tip) - SKU QMLAC

$ 449.95

Specifications: Weight: 4 lbs per pair, Weight Capacity: 250 lbs, Cuff Diameter: Adult - 4"
Built to meet the requirements of HCPCS code: E0110

ConvaQuip Custom Heavy Duty Forearm Crutches
Made in the USA - These crutches are great for full time active users or individuals that don't need adjustable forearm crutches.
One piece aluminum tubing that is cut to fit.
Measurements are critical as these crutches are non-refundable.
Quite, Dependable and Discrete!
Model 600A Custom Aluminum Forearm crutches are manufactured from 1/8” thick aluminum. This technique gives the additional strength that is needed for those patients over the 250 lb. weight limits.
Actual weight of crutch is approx. 2.6 lbs. Unbreakable Nylon Cuff can be adjusted to almost any size. Crutch is black powder coated from tip to tip. The Model 600A is a custom crutch with no adjustments.
Measurements are crucial when ordering. Use existing crutch when possible to determine measurements. Grip length 4.5"
These one piece crutches support up to 1000 lbs!!
Click Here for measurement instructions. If you need help just call 1-877-878-9882.
Package size is one pair.
1 Year Limited Warranty!

ConvaQuip Forearm Crutches Heavy Duty 1000 lbs Capacity
ADULT - Up To 6'10"
SKU QM600A
$ 599.95

Specifications: Weight: 2.6 lbs per crutch, Weight Capacity: 1000 lbs
Built to meet the requirements of HCPCS code: E0110

Titanium Custom Forearm Crutches
Our Titanium Forearm Crutch is constructed from 100% titanium. What makes this a superior crutch is our exclusive uni-body construction. No nuts, rivots, or bolts are used giving this crutch rattle-free use that will last a lifetime. We weld the handle post directly to the crutch shaft adding strength and durability.

Finishing Options: Brushed, Bead blasted, or Polished
Included with your purchase are Superlite cuffs and shock-absorbing Performance Gel Grips. Crutch tip options include Tornado or Performance gel-filled shock-absorbing crutch tips.
Standard bend is 17 degrees above handgrip(Most Common). Low bend is 21 degrees below handgrip and useful for people that tend to lean forward while using forearm crutches.
These forearm crutches can handle up to 300 Lbs. For weight capacities of greater than 300 lbs please call 1-877-878-9882
Package size is one pair. If you only need 1 crutch please call.
20 Year Warranty!

Endurance Grip

Performance Grip

Right Grip

Performance Tip

Tornado Tip

Superlite Custom Standard Titanium Forearm Crutches
(Complete with your choice of grip and tip) - SKU QMSTC

$ 649.95

Superlite Custom Low Bend Titanium Forearm Crutches
(Complete with your choice of grip and tip) - SKU QMLTC

$ 649.95

Specifications: Weight: 3.5 lbs per pair, Weight Capacity: 300 lbs, Cuff Diameter: Adult - 4"
Built to meet the requirements of HCPCS code: E0110

Forearm Crutch Measuring
Even if you are comfortable with the fit of your present crutches, check them against the following:
Correct Arm Cuff Location:
Forearm Measure

The higher up on the forearm your arm cuff is the greater the mechanical advantage you get. However if it is too high up, the cuff will bite into your upper arm when you stoop over to pick something up from the ground. As a general rule of thumb, the distance between the point of your elbow to the top of your arm cuff at the back should be about 3 inches if you are of average height of around 5'-8". If you are 6' tall or taller that measurement should be about 4". If you are 5' tall the measurement should be about 2". The best way to measure this distance is to sit down with one crutch on and point the crutch tip at the ceiling, bending your elbow at a 90° angle. Take a ruler and lay it on the back of your forearm so the end of the ruler touches the back of the cuff. Then read the distance to the point of your elbow. This is only a guideline, as we all know, no ones body is perfect. If your current crutches are adjustable, try them at different heights. If you decide that indeed your cuffs are too low by say an inch...add the inch to the X measurement after you measure your crutch.

To take the X measurement:

Cuff to Handle Measurement
Do not use a ruler. Instead use tape measure. Hook the end of the tape on the top of the arm cuff at the back and run the tape down along the angle of the crutch until it touches the top back surface of the hand grip as per the photo above.

The Y Measurement:

XY Measurement
(If you have an existing adjustable forearm crutch)
Do you often stub your crutch tips on the ground? It may mean you crutches are too long. Do you feel stoop shouldered? They may be too short. Try this test. Standing tall with your crutches at you side, allow your hand to drape overthe your hand grip. The deep crease
between the palm of your hand and your wrist should lineup with the top surface of your hand grip. If that crease falls way above the top of the grip there is a good chance your crutches are too short. If the crease is below the top of the grip your crutches are probably too long.
Try different adjustment holes. If one hole feels a bit toolong and the other feels a bit short, split the difference when submitting you final measurements. To take the y measurement hook the end of the tape on the bottom of thecrutch tip and measure to the top surface of the hand grip.
(If you don't have an existing adjustable forearm crutch)
Standing tall with your back against the wall and shoulders back, allow your hands to hang loosely against your side. Measure from the floor up to the deep crease between the palm of your hand and your wrist. It is recommended to take that measurement and add one inch to determine the Y measurement. If the crutch is too long upon receipt, you can always cut some off of the excess length.

Cuff Size:
The last measurement we need is the distance around the largest part of your forearm. Wrap a string around your arm and mark it before measuring its length. This will enable us to get you the correct cuff size.
If you have questions, or wish to place an order, call Toll Free: 1-877-878-9882