A Must Have
Essential, even for short term use. So glad I found these as they fit well and provide much needed cushioning for my hands. Have received many comments from other patients who wish they had them!

Need To Have More Cushioning
I was hoping that these would have a lot more cushioning. They are soft and were easy to add to my walker, but, they need more cushion. My hands were sore, which is why I purchased these, but they are really not as comfortable as I thought they would be. However, they are my favorite color!!

OMG…Best Hand Grip Pads!
I’ve tried a few pads and made a few DYI things in my days to pad my hands using walkers and rollators, and these are the best pads I’ve found so far for hand grips. It is especially hard to find padded hand grips for ergonomic rollator walkers, and these pads WILL fit! They are just wide and long enough to do the trick and not interfere with the breaking (squeezing the handle to break) mechanism. The padding is more than what other companies offer, but could be supplemented with a bit more or an additional pad supplied when this flattens out. Overall, this is the “OMG…where had this hand grip pad been all my life!” Yes, I highly recommend it, and I’m buying another set.”

Avoid these! Quite terrible, not worth $5
I have a walker with the typical stone handles. Let me first say Amazon has a load of these from different sellers, but you can see they all have the same measurements, and some come in colors. But pretty obvious they all come from one manufacturer.I had my doubts, but hoped the foam was very firm. As a backup, I bought TWO pairs as it seemed like I could wrap them over each other. And I did.But didn’t help much. I can say the final result was only slightly better than nothing. If I was going to assign a fair price to these with free shipping, I’d say worth no more than $2.00.My reviews have over 40,000 views and people seem to like my reviews. I have very rarely ever written a bad review, maybe 2 times in I don’t know how many years, and I buy a lotta stuff.I was later thinking that I should’ve consulted a local medical supply place at the usual rip off prices, but then a therapist suggested something that I should have thought of: foam pipe insulation!!The biggest size you can get is an inch, but it will fit over walker or crutch handles. It already has a slit in it. All you have to do is cut it with something sharp like a razor knife or one of those utility knives that has the snap off sections when they get worn out.I got 6′ for $4 at a very well known national building supply chain that uses a lot of orange in their store.Just cut what you need. Feels as perfect as you possibly could hope for!The stuff I bought here? I cut up one a bit and wrapped it around the handle of a cane until I found a missing cane with a nice foam handle. Don’t know what I’ll do with the rest.I was stuck with using a walker for a few months waiting for a broken leg to heal. And my hands got really messed up with the walker handles. Wish I thought of the pipe insulation early on!!A whole bunch of sellers will hate this review. But they have a lotta nerve selling this waste of money.Don’t sellers ever try out their products?

I saw someone when I was using Para-Transpo and I asked her where she got hers and she told me : On “Amazon” and she said the price was very reasonable, so when I got home I ordered myself a set in purple. They are easy to use and makes it more easy for the handles to ho9lod.

poignées pour remplacer celles originales de ma marchette brisées avec le temps. Devraient être un peu plus épaisses pour être plus confortables.

This provides almost no padding. I can feel the lines on my walker hand grips with this on. Pretty much useless