CrutchezeCrutch Bag – 3-Pocket Storage Pouch for Underarm Crutches – Upgraded Fit, Reflective Strip & Reinforced Stitching – Lightweight, Washable Mobility Aid Accessory – Designed in USA

This is a brilliant idea! Make your crutches do something for you other than give you sore arms and palms. I cannot rave enough about this product, here's why:I ordered these about 1 week into my broken foot. I was back to work the 3rd day. Everything goes into a back pack to get around or I had to be sure I was wearing something with pockets. Need your glasses? Wait. Let me take my back pack off to get them. Want a bottle of water? Let me get that out of my back pack. The AC's too cold. Let me get my sweater out of my back pack. Let me put the back pack on and go to the car. Wait, I need my keys. Those are in the back pack...on and on. I had to always use a back pack. Then my order of the crutch pouch and pads arrived.There's three "chambers" to this pocket. It has a small slot for cell phone. This keeps it right at the top of the opening, and pretty easy to get to. There are two large chambers to the pocket. The outer one - the one with the colored fabric - velcros at the top to the black pocket and stays pretty secure. I keep my wallet, car keys, reading glasses in it. It's a little stretchy, so you can stuff that bad boy pretty full. The 2nd chamber also can velcro shut, but I keep anything I need at my finger tips. I smoke, so the pack and lighter go in there. Also, sunglasses and a small bottle of lotion. Basically, it became my purse and I ditched the back pack.It's great around the house! I put my travel mug in the pocket to get from the coffee make to the couch. My meds go in there. I'm taking calcium 3x a day, so I keep those in there. Bottle for water is a must. Anyways, the luxury of convenience alone is such a help to this 6-8 week recuperation. It's your saddle bag for the time.I have had so many people comment and ask me about the pocket who aren't on crutches. They also appreciate the value of the design. Kudos to Zoetic! I bought the arm and palm pads for comfort and the bag to "pimp my ride". But the bag has become ust as valuable as the pads!

For anyone who has to use crutches-- this item is a gamechanger. Don't hesitate to get one for yourself, a friend, a patient, anyone. No matter how short or long crutches are being used, this pouch is extremely handy for having things you need come with you: water bottle, phone, pills, glasses, protein bars, whatever. It was so nice to gain some independence, but I was in crutches for months so not a typical injury. It has handy pockets. Two use a zipper or a drawstring to close. It became so handy that I hesitated to transition to a cane or walker as my healing progressed because I had become so reliant on this, lol.

This pouch is great. It helps me carry what I need with convenience.

Arrived very quickly and has helped my son immensely.

I had knee surgery a couple months ago but while waiting for an MRI I had to be no weight bearing and it was over the summer months and this was a life saver. It held my water bottle and my phone. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re going to be on crutches for any period of time. It saves you the headache of trying to figure out how to carry that stuff and makes it convenient so you can rest and recover.

I've been on crutches since 1998, and always struggle to carry things. Not quite sure why I never looked for a bag such as this before. It fits my phone and a coke can perfectly. No more tucking the crutch in my armpit in order to carry items. Great design, quality material and stitching.

My son has found the Crutcheze Crutch Bag to be extremely convenient, light and unnoticeable while using the crutches. The bag straps that hang on the hand grip of the crutch became somewhat uncomfortable while using so we simply cut a piece of all-thread to size and fed it through a lower adjustment hole in the crutch, fastened it with a nylock nut and hung the bag strap on the all-thread. The bag has several velcro style fastening loops to hold it securely to the crutch while moving around. Just be careful to use the zipper pocket if you will be keeping keys or money in it - these things tend to fall out of the open end when you throw the crutches in the back of the car or tip them upside down to fit them in the back seat.

This is a great addition to anyone on crutches. I have had to re sew mine because mine arrived frayed and shredding. Luckily I do sew so I just fixed what I could so I could still use it. I would love to have another that isn’t falling apart when it arrives. I have used mine for years regardless of the problem it had.