Cool Crutches

02/03/2026

We talk a lot about disability access and support.

Ramps. Lifts. Disabled parking bays.

But for many people living with a disability or long term condition, support is also:

Someone checking in.
Someone making a cup of tea without being asked.
Someone noticing when you are tired and not pushing.
Someone checking the venue properly, not assuming it will be fine.
Someone picking up your prescription.
Someone walking at your pace.
Someone asking how they can help.
Someone listening, instead of telling you what you should try.

These are not nice extras.

They are often the difference between going out and staying home.
Between managing and completely running out of energy.
Between feeling like a burden and feeling understood.

The smallest acts of thoughtfulness really can have the biggest impact.

If this resonates, please share it.

The more we talk about the little things, the bigger the difference we will make 💜

01/03/2026

What a MONTH February was ✨ The biggest thank you for the most gorgeous pics of you all living your best lives, with us by your side looking sensational doing it too! Featuring:

✨ Piers Morgan Uncensored wearing bespoke “Breaking News” crutches

♥️ Sophia wearing Disco crutches Britain's Got Talent

✨ Jo wearing our Classic Black walking stick

♥️ Paddy Smyth - My Disabled Life wearing Classic Black Crutches

✨ Hannah wearing Rainbow Victoria and Albert Museum Design + Disability exhibition next to our sticks and crutches

♥️ Nik wearing a bespoke Metallic Red walking stick

✨ Nirusha wearing Sapphire Storm Crutches Victoria and Albert Design and Design and Disability exhibition

♥️ Lucy wearing Black Glitter Crutches

Excited for March and a long awaited welcome to SPRING 💃

27/02/2026

The biggest mistake walking aid users make?

Waiting.

Waiting until the pain is worse.
Waiting until the fatigue becomes overwhelming.
Waiting until they have cancelled one too many plans.

Not because they do not need support,
but because they are afraid of what it means.

Afraid it makes things feel official.
Afraid of what people might think.
Afraid it means they are getting worse.

But here is the truth.

A walking aid does not take independence away.
For many people, it gives it back.

At Cool Crutches, we speak to so many people who say they wish they had started sooner.

If this feels familiar, you are not alone 💛

What held you back, or what finally made you decide to start using one?

26/02/2026

If you ever look outside, see ice, snow, rain or mud and think…
"If in doubt, don’t go out", this is for you.

You wouldn’t wear flip flops in the snow.
So why rely on a standard rubber tip in winter conditions?

Standard ferrules are designed for everyday use.
But when it’s icy, wet, muddy or uneven underfoot, everyday isn’t enough.

Your mobility shouldn’t stop because of bad weather.

In this video, Nirusha shares why she’s upgrading to our high-performance ferrules. Not to be cautious, but to be confident. To move more, not less.

Because the right grip doesn’t just change stability.
It changes decisions.
It changes independence.
It changes whether you go out at all.

If you (or someone you love) finds themselves doing less because of the weather, please share this.

Movement should never be compromised by the weather forecast.

24/02/2026

Real people.
Real lives.
Real mobility aids.

Our skull designs are bold for a reason,
because the people who choose them are too.

💀 Which one’s your favourite?

20/02/2026

What better way to kick off the weekend than with a dose of pure dopamine and JOY 🌈

The gorgeous Rosanna rocking our Rainbow Diamanté in STYLE 🌟

Have the best weekend everyone 🌈

17/02/2026

🌟 Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day, and we’re on a mission to make a difference!

Kindness moves the world forward, one small moment at a time. Whether it’s a smile, a supportive message, or helping a stranger…it matters.

At Cool Crutches, we want to go a step further by helping redistribute preloved walking sticks & crutches to people who truly need them through our partnership with Physionet. Your old mobility aid could become someone’s new chance to walk with confidence. 💛

Here’s how you can help:

🔸 Donate your old walking stick or crutch

🔸 We’ll refurbish the damaged parts, replace the broken parts and send it on to communities in need

🔸 Together, we spread kindness that matters 💪

✨ Share this post to inspire someone today, because kindness spreads!

Thanks so much, with lots of love from us both

Amelia & Clare xx

10/02/2026

E V E R Y O N E looks pretty in pink - but which pink mobility aid design would you choose?? Let us know in the comments below ⬇️

🐆 Leopard
✨ Glitter
🎨 Bespoke
⚡ Lightning
🩷 Classic Pink

Walking proof that comfort does not have to come at the cost of style, our incredible customers Olly Murs Disabled Eliza Paddy, Laila and Caprice

Let us know what you’d be picking for your crutch or walking stick in the comments ⬇️

03/02/2026

We don’t often talk about the pain that comes with chronic illness. Not just physical pain, but the kind that sits quietly in the background...

The pain of it happening to you.
The pain of what you’ve lost.
The pain of what you’ll never get back.

Add to that the assumptions.
That you’re in control.
That your lifestyle is to blame.
That you should just stay positive.

So the pain gets contained.
It turns into shame, blame, guilt and often, more pain.

This pain isn’t weakness.
It’s a response to loss.

It’s taken me 20 years to understand the importance of talking about this, please comment below if you agree / disagree so we can start shedding light on all the bits that matter. Not just the ones you can see,

Amelia xx

02/02/2026

It’s competition time and we are SO excited to be GIVING AWAY walking aids to LOVE this February 💕💫

ONE lucky person will win their dream walking aid and for the first time ever, we are including Diamanté in the prize!

🌟 THE PRIZE:
A pair of crutches or a walking stick of your choice, including personalised, bespoke or glitter designs with Diamanté INCLUDED

💕 TO ENTER:
→ Make sure you’re following Disabled Eliza
and Cool Crutches
→ Tag a friend in the comments and which design you would like to win
→ Unlimited entries, every tag counts!
→ Share this post to your stories or repost to your feed for a bonus entry
→ Want extra chances? Head to TikTok & Instagram too!

🌍 Open worldwide
🗓 Entries close midnight Friday 13th February
📣 Winners announced on Valentine’s Day, Saturday 14th February ONLY via (stay safe and don’t give your info to fake accounts)

Please be aware this competition is not affiliated with Facebook in any way

February is all about sharing the love, wishing you all the best of luck for Valentine’s Day 💕💫

26/01/2026

If you're navigating chronic illness or disability, Millie's story is a must-read. Millie, just 25, has faced unimaginable challenges...from medical struggles, to societal expectations. Yet, she remains resilient, creating, advocating and spreading hope.

This interview offers a glimpse into her journey of self-acceptance and growth in the face of uncertainty, pain and a world filled with barriers.

Here's to breaking stigmas and building a better future

https://www.coolcrutches.com/blogs/news/young-living-with-ehlers-danlos-syndrome-redefining-disability-millies-story

Millie Bridger, 25, shares her journey with living with EDS and chronic illness, in finding purpose, creativity and community. Read her story.