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Please Note: ReBound Crutches are sold in pairs.
ReBound Crutch
The ReBound crutch is designed for a comfortable and fluid motion.The revolutionary spring action absorbs the impact and propels forward reducing the amount of energy required during the gait cycle.
Features and Benefits
- Shock absorber/Spring Assist absorbs impact and returns captured (negative) energy
- Ergonomic Grip keeps hand and wrist in a natural position
- Folding Design makes it easy for travel and storage
- Underarm Cradle reduces underarm soreness and irritation
- Weight capacity of 400lbs per crutch (800lbs per set)
- Size Chart & Fit Help
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Sizing Patient Height Short 4'7"- 5'7" Tall 5'7" - 6'10 - Product Questions (16)
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Rebound Crutches
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- at 8/10/2016 12:54 PM
- How heavy are the Rebound Crutches? I read a Review that said they are 3x heavier than standard crutches.
- The DonJoy Rebound crutches weigh between six and seven pounds depending on the size ordered.
- at 8/2/2016 10:08 AM
- I just recently broke my ankle and the lower bone of my leg and my foot was dislocated from my leg in an accident, will these help me walk again?
- Yes, this would be something we recommend, it will help move comfortably and assist you in walking. The crutches are designed to absorb impact and help you propel forward, reducing the amount of energy required during the gait cycle.
- at 6/22/2016 4:14 PM
- Can I purchase replacement rubber feet? I borrowed some of these from a friend and have worn out the bottom tips so that the metal has poked through.
- Better Braces does not sell replacement parts for the Rebound Crutches but our parent company, DJO Global, does. Their phone number is 800-336-6569.
- at 2/18/2016 6:07 PM
- If 5-8 should I be in the last hole of the Tall or the second to last.
- Since the tall crutches start at 5'7" the first hold would be 5'7" then the second would be 5'8"
- at 10/28/2015 3:49 AM
- Trying to decide between the Donjoy Rebound and Millennial In-Motion Pro. Are they essentially the same crutch?
- Stephen
Yes they are essentially the same crutches
- at 8/30/2015 5:16 PM
- I am 5'4", but usually wear either boots or heels (so if I'm leaving the house I stand more like 5'6" minimum). Should I get the Tall size?
- Cyrus
The short crutches go to 5"7" so that is the size you would use
- at 5/13/2015 2:13 PM
- Were are replacement parts available? I.e., Tips, Handles, foam wrap,
- Frank
We do not have replacement parts for those crutches
- at 2/2/2015 11:31 AM
- Do you take insurance?
- No we do not. If you want your insurance to pay for an item please contact you local Don Joy Sales rep:
https://www.djoglobal.com/contact-us/sales-rep-locator
- at 8/29/2014 7:05 PM
- Which way would these crutches face? Handle forward or backward?
- Norman
he handle should be facing forward
- at 3/18/2014 1:32 PM
- I am 5'6", however my current crutches are on the 5'7" setting. Would you recommend the tall size?
Thank you - Thank you for your question. The tall would be a good option for you.
- I am 5'6", however my current crutches are on the 5'7" setting. Would you recommend the tall size?
- at 1/8/2014 5:53 PM
- Folded up...what size are the crutches?
need to pack in suitcase. - They are around 2 foot long folded in the box, sorry I do not have a more definite size. another option is to have them sent to where you are going
- Folded up...what size are the crutches?
- at 1/7/2014 12:37 AM
- Hi .... I am interested in these crutches ....do you ship to PA2 0RA..Scotland . U.k. and what would delivery charges be Ty
- Thank you for your question. You can contact the rep for your area.
Name: DJO UK.
Brands: Aircast, Chattanooga, Compex, DJO Surgical, DonJoy, Dr. Comfort, Empi, ETI, ProCare.
Title: DJO UK.
Primary Email: ukorders@djoglobal.com
Phone: +44.1483.459.659.
Location: England.
They will be able to help you order the crutches and give you additinal information.
- at 7/28/2013 11:27 AM
- I am 5'6" and broke my ankle....I really like these crutches. I was hoping to buy only one pair, because when I am well, my husband who is 5' 11" s going in to have hip surgery. Is there a size that will work for both of us?
Thank you so much! - Hello Linda,
I recommend the Size Tall, this will accomodate a height of 5'7-6'10. This is your best option to accomodate both you and your husband.
Thanks for Contacting Donjoy.
- I am 5'6" and broke my ankle....I really like these crutches. I was hoping to buy only one pair, because when I am well, my husband who is 5' 11" s going in to have hip surgery. Is there a size that will work for both of us?
- at 12/6/2012 10:08 AM
- What kind of warranty does this have
- Hello, Michele -
This item has a 6 month replacement warranty from date of purchase.
If you have further questions, please feel free to contact our product specialists at 888-405-3251.
Thank you and have a great day!
- at 9/2/2011 12:06 PM
- I am about 5'8" which do you recommend the tall or small
- I would suggest going with the Tall set.
- at 6/13/2010 11:36 PM
- The price is for a pair? or each?
- The price listed is for a pair.
- Reviews (13)
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I am currently using these crutches post hip arthroscopic surgery and I have mixed feelings about them. The spring loaded feature is nice but no one talks about how heavy they are! They are 3x heavier than standard crutches. The handle grips are shaped to make your hands more comfortable but with any crutch, your hands will end up sore and raw. Because of the shape of the handles, it makes it almost impossible to carry anything in your hand while crutching. Another issue I have with the crutches is the fact that it is not easy to just grab them and go. You must first decipher which crutch belongs on which side. There is a small black r and l on the black handles that is not easy to spot when in a hurry.Best crutches money can buy
I bought these crutches when I was about to have arthroscopic hip surgery to repair torn cartilage. Through several months of rehab, and no luck with the surgery, I ended up using these crutches daily, one or both of them, for the better part of 9 months. I just now had total hip replacement and no longer need the crutches, but they were hands-down the most comfortable crutches I have ever used. I didn't mind having to use them because they were so comfortable. I was actually getting to the point where I was wearing out the tips! The rebound mechanism was strong and the hand grips are so ergonomical, you can't beat these! I would definitely recommend them to anyone who is going to need crutches!Fantastic crutches
These things are truly awesome. They are so comfortable (relatively), and you can move very quickly with them. I realized I could even sort of "pogo bounce" on them, but I didn't want to break my other leg, so I stopped that. The grips are delightful.Very Good
These are great though semi confusing which way the crutch should face. Other than that the springs were very nice to cushion shock. They also got many comments.Stop looking.. Buy these!
If you are using crutches at all, for any length of time.. no brainer! My daughter had 2 hip surgeries in 2 back to back years and these were way more comfortable and portable than the ones the hospital wants to give you. The spring really does help absorb the shock and make them more comfortable. And the fact that they collapse down made it easy for her to take them with her in a car or even on the bus.Awesome!
Just had my first PAO and have been on these for 6 weeks. Best crutches and super comfortable!If you need crutches buy these now DonJoy Rebound Crutches
After 2 days on hospital crutches. I was done. I slipped and fell due to the rain. Another day on them and I would have broken something else...Pros: Comfortable, the tips contour to the ground in an angle and made to fit your hands. No more wrist pain. ( and if you can't take 2 seconds to figure out which one is left and right. You have bigger problems and need a helmet in life and if you need to carry something use a backpack)Cons: None!!!Share Your Usage: Recently Injured, Recovering from Injury, Daily Use, Sports
Excellent. Comfortable.
My 12 year old son broke his foot & these made his recovery so much smoother.Great Crutches, Save Your Underarms!
First, others on this site have said that they were heavy, they aren't. They also fold and fit better under your seat in class or in the trunk of your car better than post-surgery crutches that are 100% rigid. I was 6 weeks non-weight bearing on my left leg from a very involved knee surgery. 6 weeks on crutches is basically a million years to a young man. That means literally except when you're in bed, you're on crutches! Couple of things right off the bat: they reduce underarm soreness (almost completely -no more bruising). They are solid and not rickety. With standard crutches, they are super noisy and people could hear me coming from down the hall and in my apartment. These are basically silent. The spring-action is much more comfortable on your wrists and underarms. I'm 6'2" and over 200 lbs. These springs kept their stiffness and resilience. The folding action halfway up the shaft was quick and easy. This was one of the best features and I used it constantly. Not something I would think I would have liked so much. They were under my seat and out of the way of classmates in no time. Nothing to trip over or stand out to others. Storage is also much easier as well. The hand grips allow for a ergonomic and neutral wrist (in slight extension, not overly extended), with can be adjusted with a screwdriver to your preference. These grips are more comfortable for daily use. This does make it slightly harder to grip things while crutching, but have you ever tried that? Anything more than a a few papers makes you become unbalanced and increases your fall risk! Take a backpack, use it. I remember even using these on ice and up and down stairs. I was always on high alert going downstairs! Be careful with any crutch, learn the proper pattern from a physical therapist! Since they were so ergonomic, this had the effect of speeding up my travel because I didn't have to worry about putting my body weight into my shoulder and hands and feeling sore later. I'm sure the rebound action helps with that too! The decrease of the front bar near the shoulder made these less noticeable.Pros: Ergonomic hand grips and shoulder bars -Good looking, people will ask. -solid -silent -reduced soreness everywhere -fold into about two 2 ft bars (small version even smaller)Cons: -basically none. I love these. -after one month, one of the springs at the bottom of the crutch after 24-hour daily use started to get make a faint metal on metal sound as it moved with the shaft. Spray of WD-40 lubricant for a second, done. Good as new.Share Your Usage: Preventing Injury, Recently Injured, Recovering from Injury, Chronic Instability, Daily Use, Sports
Thanks for the great review, Matt! Best of luck on your recovery! -Customer Service30 Aug, 2017Very good product
These are a bit larger than standard crutches with the top sweeps and it took a bit to get used to. However, the grips are comfortable, but since they aren't interchangeable, you have to grab them properly.Pros: Like the grips. Very comfortable.Cons: Not interchangeable left to right and right to leftShare Your Usage: Chronic Instability
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