KneeRover Original Steerable All Terrain Knee Scooter for Adults for Foot Surgery Heavy Duty Knee Walker for Broken Ankle Foot Injuries Recovery - Leg Scooter Best Knee Crutch Alternative (Orange)
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- THE PROVEN USA BRAND: KneeRover has been developing innovative mobility solutions in the USA for over 10 years. Our knee scooters have helped hundreds of thousands of customers safely recover with more mobility freedom. We are a family-oriented business based in Evans, Georgia USA - dedicated to delivering the highest quality knee scooters.
- ALL TERRAIN FREEDOM: This All Terrain KneeRover steerable knee scooter features three 12 inch air filled tires, providing freedom to navigate your home, work, and any terrain with ease - including grass, gravel, dirt and gaps in sidewalks.
- SUPERIOR STABILITY & CONTROL: KneeRover steerable knee scooter features an advanced tie-rod steering technology to provide superior stability while steering. The all terrain scooter walker has a proven rear bicycle brake, and locking hand brake for excellent control while navigating. We recommend a safe walking speed of less than 3 mph.
- FULLY ADJUSTABLE & EASY TO STORE: The Knee Rover Off road scooter crutch alternative offers an adjustable knee pad and handlebar and is recommended for users with a height of 56 to 66. This kneeling walker also folds quickly for easy transport and can fit in compact cars.
- HEAVY DUTY PERFORMANCE: The Knee Rover All Terrain weighs 28.2 lbs and its Heavy Duty steel frame supports up to 350 lbs weight capacity. This versatile alternative to crutches is ideal for individuals recovering from a broken foot, broken ankle, broken leg, foot surgery, or ankle surgery.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 33 x 14 x 18 inches; 28.3 Pounds
Item model number : Kneerover_Canyon
Date First Available : January 15, 2018
Manufacturer : KneeRover
Country of Origin : China
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First the negative, wht couldn't the seller air up the tires? Think about this, who may be using this product and not have a compressor or pump at home. And, I dont mind soft wheels but one front wheel is palpably softer than the other. At LEAST fill equally with the little air put in them. Now the rest, good stuff. See the blue model for a video on assembly that's NOT available for the orange model. Very helpful. Easy to put together. Next, the support wheel is almost a must have, why a single back wheel I'll never know. Place it on the INJURED side. What a difference between small wheeled models vs all terrain. I actually went through a plate glass window after the front wheel of the small wheel version cought a small bump. Yup, cut up my arm but could have been worse, no artery was cut. The small front wheels suddenly catch and turn sharply and down you might go. I've caught myself multiple times with the wheel catching in divits in the road or sidewalk. You experience EVERY bump or hole. Hard to avoid at times. THIS model with BIG wheels rides right over all the hazards, mostly without even noticing them. Safety first! Next, the turning radius is diminished, BUT just a little lift of the front wheels puts you back on track instead of all the 3 point turns others mention. The single brake is on the right side. I'd have preferred it on the left side and cannot change it because the handlebar grips are so securely attached. I'm left handed and yes, it makes a difference. Otherwise they wouldn't put it on the majority" right side. I'll get used to it, I always have and will have to. Suggestion: Don't over estimate your height. The higher the handlebars and knee cushion, the higher the center of gravity and instability. Keep them as low as tolerable, much more stable. USE the stability wheel. Should have 2 back wheels anyway. Next, the tools provided are actually REAL tools. You might keep them afterwards unlike the thin pot-metal tool you USUALLY get with products. So, expect to air up the tires, use the stability wheel, keep it low center of gravity, just lightly lift front for sharper turns and it's a secure, stable and safe ride. Worth the cost, trust me.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2018 by Diadem
I purchased this scooter after using a scooter that the VA provided me with after having my ankle reconstructed. The one provided by the VA is one commonly found on Amazon for less than half the price and has 4 hard wheels. This scooter is a huge improvement over the other. Having the larger wheels that have an inflatable tube makes going over thresholds in door ways and the occasional small dog toy much easier. The tires also help reduce some of the jarring feeling you get when you do go over an obstacle. Having said that... It has three wheels and no type of suspension. Don't kid yourself into thinking you are going to be riding over anything and everything on the ground as you are probably going to tip it over. I wish I would have purchased this prior to surgery. Some people have complained about putting it together. I was able to drag it in the house and put it together without any assistance three weeks post op. It only took about 5 minutes to assemble and all necessary tools were provided. My only complaint is the handle bars are slightly crooked. I believe I can actually fix them, but with one leg, I can't sit and flip it all around to do so. I will straighten them out when I am all healed. I didn't use the training wheel. I guess I can see how it could be helpful for those that have really bad balance. I myself have been able to ride around the house and occasional trip to the store just fine without it. I don't know why people complain about it being easy to tip. I would think if you can ride a bike, this should be fairly easy. Same concept, make sure you keep your weight centered and you will be fine. Many people also complain about the maneuverability. I think this needs to be addressed. The turning radius is what it is. It sucks, but it has to. Just read the reviews of people complaining about being unsteady or falling. If the scooter had a better turn radius, it would be easier to tip it over when turning. The seat is much like any other scooter on the market. They aren't the most comfortable, especially if you are going to be on it for a while. I purchased a memory foam seat cover for the one provided by the VA and put it on this scooter when it arrived. Traveling with it could be a pain in the butt depending on your vehicle. Yes the handle bars fold down. It still takes up a considerable amount of space. I have a truck, so it isn't really an issue for me. Overall I extremely pleased with my purchase. Being non weight bearing for a minimum of two months sucks. I don't even want to think of how much worse it would be if I had to rely on crutches the entire time. This scooter is well built, solid and easy to put together. People were complaining that the bolts that hold the front tires on were damaging door jambs and objects they hit. Easiest solution is just not to run into those things, but appears the company listened and changes the bolts out for some that are rounded and don't stick out as far. Last but not least... I am six foot tall and weigh 200lbs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023 by Stalk Hunter
I’m 5’11” 185lbs male with a reconstructed ankle. Scooter holds me up great. If your mechanically inclined not hard to assemble. Hand grips feel great. Scooter. does not feel tipsy at all to me. Love that my pushing foot is not hitting a wheel when moving. Crutches are a joke compared to this. Made it around shopping where I couldn’t before. Seat is nice though I would like it to accommodate my knee a little more. This knowing I didn’t get a memory foam style so not a major complaint. Break works pretty well but a little cheap overall. Basket is nice and stays in place. Glad I have one to put things in. Trying to carry even a tv remote isn’t to bright if your really injured. Wheels are decent and seem to stay strong in turns. Tires feel like they could have a little more sway strength. If your maxing out the weight limit you may consider an upgrade here or not sure what the pro version has. Tires will mark walls and floors. When I try to fold the steering column down, the button you need to push in is hard for me. It’s solid but could use a friendlier mechanism. Overall I am happy with my purchase and may just throw some upgrades at it depending how long I’m on it. So far I’ve added a drink holder. Four star could be 4.5 if they let me. 5 star if your looking at price compared to what your getting.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2023 by Debbie