Cool Crutches

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

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.

22/01/2026

We need to talk about loneliness and disability, the heaviest of weights that nearly all of us carry silently.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, injured or have been living with health complications your whole life one thing we all know is that living with health fluctuations and issues is an isolating reality. From finding ways to navigate the expected to learning ways to tackle the unexpected, few of us have the time or energy to share it and even more hurdles finding people who listen.

From doctors to friends, family and more - the best ones are sensational but the detail, the nitty gritty and the actual reality? It’s really only us that are living it, that truly know.

Our mission has always been to raise awareness of every element of life with mobility aids. To hopefully ensure the next generation don’t find themselves in the dark when health takes a hit, but a whole community of people to show them the way to a comfortable, confident and happy future 🌈

Please share and together we will make a difference!

21/01/2026

Which stick would you pick??

💙 Midnight Sky - a bestseller since the day it launched, one of our original patterned designs and still an all-time fan favourite.

💚 Emerald Sky - quickly joined midnight as a community-loved classic, and to complete the trio…

💜 Amethyst Sky - a gorgeous blend of purples and golds, like a galaxy in a walking stick!

Our Sky Collection will always have a special place in our hearts. As always, designed for comfort, engineered for stability & styled for compliments 💫

21/01/2026

Breaking news today as Piers Morgan Uncensored shares he is using custom designed Cool Crutches sent to him by one of our most loyal customers, Amanda Holden.

It’s always so much fun when a familiar face wears our products but the real power is knowing the incredible medical teams behind them are endorsing our products too ✨

Big thank you to Amanda for creating such a brilliant, witty design and choosing to do it with us!

After hip replacement surgery, Piers Morgan is recovering with bespoke Cool Crutches designed with Amanda Holden. Discover the story behind the crutches.

20/01/2026

Being disabled shouldn’t cost more, but for so many of us, it does. The “disability tax” is real, and it adds up fast… equipment, meds, travel, adaptations, daily support, none of it is optional, and none of it is cheap.

We want you to know every single place you could be saving money, from Purpl Discounts, to benefits you might not know you’re entitled to, no one should have to navigate this alone and you deserve access to every bit of support available to you.

That’s why we wrote this money-saving blog, so you can have all our tips, discount opportunities. and advice on disability support, in one place. We hope you find it useful and it takes the edge off January!! 💸💜

Find ways to save money when living with a disability, from grants and discounts to instalment plans and our free Disability Download full of financial support.

20/01/2026

What’s one thing you wish more people understood about using a mobility aid?

Using a walking stick or crutches isn’t always about age, and it’s not always permanent, but assumptions are everywhere. I’d love to know, what’s one thing you wish other people understood about your mobility, pain levels or daily life?

There’s no right or wrong answer, just real experiences. Your comment might help someone else (including me) feel seen today 💛

18/01/2026

The pressure to feel ‘fresh’ and ‘motivated’ in January is heavy for so many disabled and chronically ill people. There is so much that isn’t said out loud and can leave us feeling quite isolated.

If any of this hit home, you’re not alone. Truly.
Share this post to help others in our community feel seen and understood 💜

We get it. We’re with you. And we’re in this together.

17/01/2026

What do you think? Doable? Any you’d add? Let me know in the comments below and together we can make some positive steps forward for us all! Amelia xx