Accmor cup holder

As someone who recently had to use crutches for an extended period of time, I can attest to the fact that simply getting around can be a challenge, let alone trying to carry anything. That's why when I came across the cup holder attachment for my crutches, my life instantly became a little bit easier. The cup holder itself is a simple design, a plastic ring with a base that can fit onto most standard crutches. It's incredibly easy to attach and detach, meaning you can move it between crutches if necessary or even take it off when not in use. I was a little skeptical at first, wondering if it would stay securely in place during use, but I can happily report that it didn't budge at all. Now, you might be thinking that a cup holder for crutches isn't really necessary, but let me tell you, it solves a surprisingly large number of problems. Firstly, it frees up your hands. With the cup holder, you don't have to worry about holding onto your drink or fumbling with it while trying to maneuver on crutches. Instead, you can keep both hands on your crutches and still enjoy your beverage. But it's not just about convenience; it's actually a safety feature as well. When using crutches, balance and stability are key, and holding onto things can throw off that balance. With the cup holder, you don't have to worry about trying to keep a grip on your drink, which means you're less likely to lose your balance and potentially injure yourself even further. Beyond just holding drinks, the cup holder can also be used for small items like keys, phones, or even snacks. I found it especially useful when I was out and about and needed to quickly access my phone to make a call or send a text, without having to fumble around in my pockets. However, what really seals the deal for me with the cup holder is how it completely changed my mindset when it came to using crutches. Before, I felt like a bit of a burden, struggling to carry things or having to ask for help all the time. With the cup holder, I suddenly felt a sense of independence and freedom. I could go to the store, grab a drink, and make my way back to the car without any trouble at all. It was a small thing, but it made a world of difference. The only downside to the cup holder is that it can only hold one item at a time, which can be a bit of a pain if you need to carry multiple things. But to be honest, I found that it forced me to be a little more mindful of what I really needed to have with me and what I could do without. Overall, the cup holder attachment for crutches is an absolute game changer. Not only does it make life easier, but it also provides a sense of independence and freedom that can be hard to come by when dealing with an injury. If you or someone you know is using crutches for any amount of time, I highly recommend getting a cup holder to make the experience a little bit smoother.

Easy to install fits any size you can think of and easy to mount, i’ve banged/ dropped my walker it never fell off or broke!!

My wife uses a wheelchair and also has a Starbucks cup seemingly glued to her hand, so this is a super convenient little attachment when we're out and about. Installation couldn't be easier, and so far it's stayed put and held everything she's put in it. It's fairly flexible thin plastic so I wouldn't call it heavy-duty, I wouldn't hang anything from it and it kind of feels like a hard bump might break it, but it's performed well so far. Besides questionable durability, my issue with it is that it rotates super easily. There's no way to lock it into position so I'm always afraid that she's gonna knock it and dump her drink out or something, and it's irritating to have to swivel it back every time I unload the chair from the car. It's not a permanent attachment, I have questions about its lifespan, but it's been fine and super convenient so far.

Worked as it should have I hold my drink? Break holds about anything. Weather resistant all in all a great cup holder for a e bike

I bought this to try and use on a wheelchair but it did not fit the brackets which is no big surprise. It's sturdly made and would probably work well for a stroller

It's difficult to describe how high the quality of this cup holder is compared to other types. I specifically use it for a wheelchair and have had two now. The only reason I've had two is the first one broke after an Uber driver mishandled loading my chair and dropped it causing the full weight of the chair to fall on the cup holder where it was mounted. The mounting bracket cracked but left the cup holder completely useable but the clamp would no longer tighten as tightly. It was 5 months before i chose to purchase a replacement cup holder, during which time I was given two other type that were more expensive by friends which broke within a few weeks from getting caught in doorways and breaking the cheap plastics used in manufacturing them. The plastics used in manufacturing this particular cup holder are much more dense, durable, flexible, and able to rebound if caught on something like doorways. It reminds me of the ABS type plastics I've seen in the past though I doubt it's the same type. All in all I would recommend this for anyone needing a cupholder where it is applicable to work, which is basically any device with tubular type frame design, even if it were more expensive than the other brands though it tends to be much cheaper from what I've seen on Amazon and Walmart both.

I had a difficult time finding a good cup holder for my water bottle. I have a mobility scooter and the handle bars are thick. I saw this particular one advertised and said what the heck. So I ordered it and it fits good. It also holds my water bottle good. Its stable and hasn't loosen its grip or shifts. Very simple to use and comes in a black color. I like it and needed it.

I bought this for my scooter for myself, but I love how well it works. It was a cinch to set up, and I know this sounds bizarre, but I set it up upside down on purpose, and it still works great! If you're wondering why I attached it upside down, it's easy. I put the adjustment knob on top, and I sling my face mask over it when I don't need it. That way, not only is my drink handy, but so is a mask. For its intended purpose, it's actually pretty darn good, though I will say one thing. Don't try putting tall bottles, like 1L water bottles in it, they will tip over. Short or wide bottles like Gatorade fit great though, as do those Nalgene bottles. It's also a perfect fit for my travel mug I got from Silver Dollar City, a theme park in my area. I just slip my mug in, turn it sideways, and the cup holder actually keeps my mug firmly in place. In fact, we go to the theme park so often I need another one of these just for the opposite side of my scooter, so I can carry my wife's drink too. Yes, I like this THAT much. And the price? Get outta here! It's a steal for how well this works, especially when other cup holders cost so much more. Whatever type of wheels you've got, you should really get one of these, or more, they're well worth the price!

I like the versatility of it. The clamp works well.

I’ve lost a few drinks out of this cup holder not very stable or sturdy