ELENKER Steerable Knee Walker Deluxe Medical Scooter for Foot Injuries Compact Crutches Alternative (Bright Black)
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Color: Bright Black
Features
- Travel-friendly Design :The knee scooter is designed for indoor and outdoor smooth road surface use. You no longer need to worry about not being able to move. Perfect for getting around your home, work, supermarket or park. Please note: For your safety, we recommend maintaining a walking speed of less than 2 mph for optimal safety.
- 10" Front Wheels :With durable and non-slip PVC wheels and a wider front axle increases stability,the knee scooter provides greater stability for those with poor balance.
- Speed Up Your Recovery :Ideal for individuals recovering from an injury or surgery to the foot, ankle or lower leg, as well as for individuals with below-the-knee amputations.
- Safe and Durable :With its easy-grip handlebars and dual braking system, the walker is designed to keep you safe. The dual locking system on both brakes offer extra safety when you intend to hold the walker firmly still.
- Convenient :Using crutches requires great upper body strength, rubs under the armpits ,and is unstable. This knee walker is made for both indoor and outdoor use, it is a hands free / pain free crutch alternative and offers the most versatility among knee walkers.
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Brand: ELENKER
Color: Bright Black
Material: Polyvinyl Chloride
Style: Compact
Age Range (Description): Adult and Senior
Package Dimensions : 18.3 x 17.5 x 11 inches; 24.3 Pounds
Date First Available : December 7, 2022
Manufacturer : ELENKER
Country of Origin : China
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I bought this scooter several months ago in anticipation of foot surgery. I needed something that would not only get me around in the house but also get me back and forth to my barn to care for my horse. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver inside. It is well made and my son had no trouble putting it together. It's not the easiest to maneuver on grass or gravel but with practice, it's not too bad. I don't think any scooter of this type would do any better though. I have found that by putting my knee toward the back of the knee pad, and just taking my time, it is easier to get through grass and gravel. I don't believe any scooter like this has the ability to travel smoothly over rough terrain, but this one comes close. I've had no worries about tipping over at all. The bag in the front is awesome. I use it to transport ice bags, snacks, phone, books, etc. and it has a side pouch for liquids. It does fold down somewhat to put inside a vehicle and because it is so lightweight, I have no trouble doing that, and I'm pushing 70. The brakes work great but I have not needed to use them. I would definitely purchase another one of these if needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by Appygirl
I get gout flareups here and there. This makes navigating my home so much easier and kind of fun as opposed to the much bulkier walker I was use before. PROS I can zoom around the house and do what I need to with ease. I can stay completely off my bad foot the whole time. Breaks are nice and tight. Makes getting off it feel much safer. Pad is very comfortable even for a very obese man like me. Very adjustable and not very heavy. Handles carpet like a champ. Super easy assembly with easy to follow instructions. CONS The wheels do not like any bumps, even small ones. Be careful of any non-smooth surface. I have to re-tighten all the screws and latches every couple days. Not great for outdoor use. Difficult to put in car. Summary: Spectacular device for home use. Easy and comfortable to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by David
This items has worked really well for me. It has allow me to remain independent and with great mobility. When using outdoors, small stones or cracks on the ground can cause the handle to strongly go side ways or abruptly stop causing you to loose balance or even fall. You can minimize/avoid this problem by going slow and holding the handles firmly in the direction you want the scooter to go (avoid terrain that is not safe for use). Also the wheels are not really designed for outdoor use but they can be if you are careful. There's a lot of vibration if used on sidewalks/grounds that are not smooth/even. So during the first stage of recovery when your foot needs to stay immobile, you should to stay on even/smooth surfaces. The scooter works amazingly indoors! It does not scratch wood floors, it's easy to maneuver around the house; and once you get the hang of it, you can even use it while vacuuming and doing other chores around the home (of course your healing must allow you to do so). I have used my scooter for two months and it has allowed me to heal in a better manner than using crutches. It keeps the foot elevated which minimized swelling and pain (specially the week after surgery when your foot won't stand being down). Less swelling also helps with the scaring (skin won't stretch as much which won't open the incision). The scooter is easy to use (rapid learning curve). You can move faster and with A LOT less pain. Less possibility of loosing balance falling than using crutches. You can use the scooter as support when getting up and seating down (specially helpful when using the toilet). Crutches can cause a lot pain and you must be strong enough to use them. If you suffer from fibromyalgia, the scooter is a must have. I have put some serious miles on my scooter and still works as well as it did on day one. But be aware that it makes noise/ squeaks (but it's expected based on construction design). Putting it together after arrival was simple, but it does need some strength to lack the pieces together. But it can be done! My husband out my scooter together on less than 3 minutes :-) I also purchase the gel cushion/cover to go over the knee rest. It has helped a lot for the long term use. The basket is also helpful to carry items and to keep your hands safely on the handles. Overall, this is a great item! I recommended it to anyone having foot surgery! Well worth the money and it holds good resale value! (good way to recuperate some of the expense since insurance doesn't cover it).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2022 by james96721
We were happy to see that this had easy assembly. It's been used by my husband and several of our neighbors. It's the perfect size and the ability to fold it down makes it fit into anyone's trunk or back of an SUV.
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024 by Nancy Nelms