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Color: Shiny Black
Size: 300 Pound
Features
- Knee Walker Function: Ideal knee scooters for foot injuries adult : surgery to the foot, ankle or lower leg as well as below the knee amputees.The BlessReach knee walker is an excellent alternative to crutches.
- Safety and stability: The scientific double tube structure is stronger and can provide better support. Use more comfortable 8-inch wheels, easy to maneuver. Ergonomic adjustable locking handbrake for better safety.
- Safety and stability: The scientific double tube structure is stronger and can provide better support. Use more comfortable 8-inch wheels, easy to maneuver. Ergonomic adjustable locking handbrake for better safety.
- Knee Walker with Bag:The BlessReach knee walker with detachable canvas bag. The canvas bag has a double-layer structure, which is easy to disassemble, portable, durable and beautiful.
- EASY TO TRANSPORT: The Knee Walker main frame is removable, the operating steering lever folds to reduce space, and can be placed in the car for easy transport.
Description
Does it fold for storage? Yes, this knee scooter can be folded for storage. Can it be used on carpet? Yes What is the weight capacity? The weight capacity of this knee scooter is 300 pounds. 2111 2105 2208-T 2202-T 2201-T 2407 2106
Package Dimensions : 21 x 14.5 x 10 inches; 22 pounds
Date First Available : May 27, 2022
Manufacturer : BlessReach
Best Sellers Rank: #8,103 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #3 in Rolling Walkers
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,271)
Brand Name: BlessReach
Age Range Description: Adult
Manufacturer: BlessReach
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: WB-2111 Black
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Maximum Height: 6.6 feet
Minimum Height: 4.6 feet
Weight Capacity Maximum: 300 pounds
Color: Shiny Black
Style Name: Folding
Maximum Height Recommendation: 6.6 feet
Minimum Height Recommendation: 4.6 feet
Material Type: Aluminum
Item Highlight: 300lbs Foldable Leg Knee Scooter, 8'' Rubber Wheels, Dual Brake, Adjustable Height, Crutch Alternative for Ankle
Walker Type: Rollator Walker
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Color: Shiny Black
Size: 300 Pound
I suffered a foot fracture and I'm unable to bear weight, so I was in the market for a knee scooter. I purchased this one after doing a bit of research, and I'm so happy with it. It is light weight, folds for transporting in my sport sedan, and it works great! It was easy to put together, and it navigates well in smaller spaces. It is very stable, unlike a 3 wheeled name brand model that I borrowed before purchasing this. It's a little "squeaky" after a busy week's use, but It's holding up well. The brakes lock, and unlock, from either handle. keeping the scooter in place when needed. Very reasonable priced!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by SSS
Color: Shiny Black
Size: 300 Pound
If you have a temporary mobility issue such as foot/ankle injury or surgery, don't even think about it, just buy this. For the price (under $100), it's incredible. If you have a long term or chronic issue, I recommend buying a more robust scooter. It feels sturdy and served me well for 6 months. I had sequential surgeries on both feet and had to be non-weight bearing for 8 weeks per foot. And then about another month of using the scooter with light weight bearing. Here are all of the things that are wrong with it and why I still recommend it: 1. Knobs fell off - about one month after the first surgery, some of the knobs fell off. I easily found replacement parts and didn't have a problem after that. I found one of the knobs on a very bumpy pavement in front of my office. 2. Initially hard to fold. Until you figure it it, it's difficult to figure out how to fold the handle down. It is not intuitive. But once your figure it out (or watch 2 YouTube videos), it's fine. 3. Vinyl split. After about 6 weeks, I started to see a little rip forming in the seat. I was afraid I would have to replace the seat but after 6 months of use, it was still less than 1cm. 4. Bag is awkward - other people I know retrofitted their bags for something that worked better for them. The bag falls off, especially when folded, is both too small and too big, and generally doesn't behave. But it was never enough of an issue for me to sew myself a new bag. 5. Bumpy ride - on uneven surfaces like brick or imprinted concrete, it's a really rough ride. There are no shocks. 6. Awkward when folded. It's a very strange shape and doesn't fit neatly. But does fit in every Uber's trunk/hatch that I used. Testing conditions: 1. 4 months of complete dependence and handled by other people to put into trunks/hatches. 2. One international trip with two stops (gate checked like a stroller) and one non-stop domestic flight. FYI - fastest way to navigate ATL is on this scooter. 3. Paved areas of construction sites. Hoses of neatly even from sand and concrete. 4. Dirt hiking paths (do not recommend). 5. Boardwalks (fine but you feel each board). 6. Paved hiking paths (fine but you'd be surprised at how much energy it takes to go any distance on a scooter). 7. Non-ADA thresholds (annoying but doable). 8. Non-ADA bathroom stalls (not great but doable). 9. Residential bathrooms (not great but doable). 10. Regular family and work life (you do need someone else to push a grocery cart)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2026 by MES
Color: Shiny Blue
Size: 300 Pound
Made well, rides easily. Not too difficult to assemble. It's pretty sturdy but still have to be careful. It will tip a bit if too much weight to one side, but no accidents with it so far. Brakes work pretty good, but a little difficult to secure. Make sure you press down and ensure the brakes are engaged. Overall it is a great scooter. So much easier than crutches. I would definitely recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: Shiny Black
Size: 300 Pound
If you had asked me on day one, I would’ve said this scooter is amazing — way better than crutches and a total lifesaver right after surgery. But now that I’m about a week and a half in, my experience has changed quite a bit. The knee pad has become extremely uncomfortable and honestly feels like I’m resting my leg on hard metal instead of padding. For something close to $100, I expected it to hold up better over time. I also had an issue where the handlebars almost detached, which was pretty concerning from a safety standpoint. This is my first time using a knee scooter, so I’m not sure if this level of discomfort is typical, but I’ve already had to look into buying an additional knee cushion just to make it usable. Overall, it works and is still better than crutches, but I’d probably try a different brand or model next time for better comfort and durability.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 by Jaycie Hill
Color: Shiny Black
Size: 300 Pound
I purchased this scooter for temporary use while recovering from an ankle fracture. I am prescribed a tall walking boot and need something to help me cover longer distances safely and more speedily! I chose this scooter based on reviews, price and speed of delivery. My experience so far: Assembly was reasonably easy. We used the included instructions supplemented by a video and patience. It took about 45 minutes to assemble. When I tried it out indoors, I was thrilled--I hadn't moved so easily in a week. I do need to use 3 point turns, etc. to navigate my small home but the scooter has remained stable. The kneeling pad is comfortable and I've found it easy enough to use the scooter with the walking boot on. Since the brake locks, I've been able to use it as a way to elevate when seated, too. The scooter has some heft but I can lift it as easily as I lift my 3 year old grandchild. The folding mechanism works just fine. Since the frame seems sturdy and the all-terrain tires are decent, I feel confident that the scooter will serve me well during some upcoming outdoor adventures, too! Overall, this scooter represents great value for me--it meets several of my needs and the purchase was less than rental would have been!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Amie
Color: Shiny Blue
Size: 300 Pound
I purchased this BlessReach knee scooter due to a two month recovery from a foot surgery I recently had. I am an active person who rides bikes every day and the lack of mobility and inability to take care of myself from being unable to walk was making me a little crazy. I was a little hesitant about the materials due to the price, however after putting it together all of my doubts left. I am a skilled bicycle mechanic who has worked in the bicycle industry, so I know this kind of stuff very well. For $100, I am actually shocked at the quality. It is very easy to put together and very sturdy. It is not high end but it is perfectly serviceable. I am 6'2" and 240lbs and it holds me just fine. The way the headset is notched provides exceptional stability. They wheels turn just enough to allow for a decent turning radius and not enough to where you have to worry about it tilting over. I pulled a bicycle handlebar "feed bag" off of a bike in my garage and attached it to it as well. This allows me to carry my water bottle around the house and I am able to fit my laptop and books in the front bag. The front bag side pockets are rather small so you might want to check this hack out with a cheap bag. Thanks to this cart I am able to get myself outside with food and my computer without help from my spouse. This is such a blessing to be able to take care of myself for the most part. It's also super fun to scoot around the house! I am so grateful for this scooter that I wanted to write a review. If you had foot surgery or whatever do yourself a favor and buy one now! It is wonderful and worth the reasonable price. What a major quality of life improvement over crutches!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025 by Nick B
Color: Shiny Blue
Size: 300 Pound
My husband had foot surgery and was not allowed to put any weight on his foot. I was surprised at how well-made and how easy this was to put together and use for the price. It’s easy to maneuver not heavy in case you have to lift it to get it into the car.
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by luckyme
Color: Shiny Blue
Size: 300 Pound
Not a good product. In fact, it very dangerous productThe front wheels cannot be secured into the handle mechanism securely--at least I can't do it after many an attempt. This causes wobbling, which is dangerous because it will tip over and you'll fall. Also, if you hit uneven pavement or a bump the scooter can tip over. It's happened to me many times. I would not recommend this product, in fact you should avoid it. It’s extremely dangerous to use. We need that suitcase to go to storage. I’m gonna return that robe. It’s too clingy. I don’t like that feeling. I like this feeling don’t like that clingy. What are you talking about the black robe? I’m returning to Amazon. I can’t return one of them as you know so that’s out there. My suitcase that I got from TJ Maxx needs to go into storage. It’s sitting out in the hall. Are you gonna stick it in your truck? We need some ripe avocados and lettuce when you go to the store go get some lettuce and then you could just go to the liquor store and then you need to clean up in here your drums. I’m gonna throw the scooter away. It’s too dangerous. I can’t fix it. Pisses me off well I don’t know. I’ll try it again. I’m just writing them. We don’t need it yet. We need the scooter right now. I don’t think I need it. That’s why I thought I’d throw on top of everything. Make up your mind I could put it in the truck I suppose anyway we gotta have everything ready at 12 we go to Golf class and I come back and well. I guess you can go. I’m gonna meet here at three. I gotta order the pizzas and do you wanna make a salad this morning and everything I don’t know why I wouldn’t do it this afternoon and I would think you’d want it fresh when I get 2 o’clock coming at three I don’t get done at 1:30. I’ll be home all the lettuce what kind of well I woke up at two and I didn’t go back to sleep until at least four so it’s not every Night. What did I just say? What about the pizza did you figure that out? I would’ve got up earlier but anyway all right
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Martin N. Whittlesey