Roscoe Medical Knee Walker Scooter for Adults, Foldable Leg Scooter for Broken Foot, All Terrain Adjustable Knee Crutch Scooter, White
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Color: White
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- Durability and Supports Up to 350 lbs: Our robust and durable knee scooters are suitable for adults, teens, and even some children, providing a stable and secure platform for recovery.
- Smooth Ride & Maneuverable: Large 8" wheels ensure a smooth ride on various indoor and outdoor terrains. The dual padded knee walker adds to comfort, while the steerable design allows easy maneuvering in tight spaces.
- Hands-Free & Adjustable: Unlike crutches, our knee scooters offer hands-free convenience with a detachable basket adjustable handlebars, and knee walker, secure fit for various heights and leg lengths
- Folds for Easy Transport & Storage: Our knee scooters fold compactly for effortless transport and storage. This makes it easy to take them anywhere you need, whether at home, on the go or even while traveling
- Foot Surgery, Broken Foot, Ankle, and Leg Injury Recovery: Our knee scooters are ideal foot surgery, broken foot, and ankle sprains. Provides support for faster healing and daily activities
Description
Roscoe Medical is a market and brand leader of consumer medical products for over 20 years with one goal in mind – to provide innovative, high quality products through our valued customers that enable consumers to live healthier, more comfortable and independent lives. Our company's focus is on improving lives by bringing unique and innovational products to those who require assistance with their daily lives. Our mission is to provide innovative, high quality products through our valued customers that enable consumers to live healthier, more comfortable and independent lives. Our company has numerous years of combined industry experience which guides our future direction. We understand your needs and strive to provide you with opportunities to improve your operations and grow your business. Knee Walker Scooter Rolling Knee Walker Knee Surgery Scooter Folding Knee Scooter Knee Walker Scooter
Product Dimensions: 15 x 18 x 33 inches
Item Weight: 27 pounds
Manufacturer: Roscoe
Item model number: ROS-KSW
Date First Available: February 3, 2011
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Color: Burgundy
I had surgery on my right ankle for torn ligaments and a tendon, thus no weight bearing for a month. Forget crutches. I cannot give enough praise to the Roscoe knee roller. Seriously, this product gives you instant mobility from day 1, post surgery. I read numerous reviews and settled on Roscoe. It is very well constructed, super easy to assemble (basically you snap the handle bars and seat in place and slide the basket on) and you are off. I highly recommend ordering before your surgery so you can get comfortable with the scooter however it is so easy to use you only need a few zips around your floor space to feel confident. The turning radius is limited, however still very sufficient . All of the scooter brands have an issue with this, however it can easily be picked up to adjust. I’m getting pretty good with three point turn arounds if needed. Ha! The scooter style I ordered is around 22 lbs however not too heavy to lift the handlebars if needed to adjust if you are in a tight place. I am 5’ 5”, weigh 120 lbs and 69 years old. The scooter’s capacity is 350 lbs. It’s also super easy to collapse to put in your car. The basket is ESSENTIAL and I would recommend that you get one. The Roscoe model I ordered came with a large basket to carry all of my needs and more, phone, bowl of breakfast cereal, medical needs and meds, you name it. I was concerned about wheel durability as that seemed to be an issue with a lot of brands. However, I have used mine on aggregate floors, carpets, pavers and concrete. No problems at all. Obviously carpeting with a higher pile gives you resistance however still manageable. I have not gone on grass, dirt, or muddy ground so can’t speak to “four wheeling” if you have that need. The hand brake can be adjusted however mine was set perfectly. The handle bars and knee rest are adjustable. The seat also adjusts to a right or left leg injury. I bought the Roscoe sheep skin (faux) seat cover which is also a must. It fits very tight for my model however has not come off or been a problem. My model has the two piece seat which works for my cast. As for the practical, you will figure out what position you have to park your scooter in to slide on and off your toilet. This is where the weight of the scooter is helpful to assist you with sitting down or standing up. I don’t have bars to assist in my bathroom. I can’t find one thing I would change. Even the color, maroon with black, is perfect for our WAZZU, GO COUGS! family. Thank you Roscoe for building a quality product at a reasonable price that has truly bettered my life. D. Barrett Follow up to my above review (almost 4 weeks later)... I am now 5 days away from my cast removal and the next phase of my recovery which includes a walking boot. I will be using my scooter only when I need to rest my ankle. I can now speak to "four wheeling", scooting over the grass and I can happily say my Roscoe did not disappoint. I did feel every roll and bump in the lawn however seriously, it's not a vehicle with shocks and springs so get over it and be thankful it will get you from point A to point B. We also live on a hill and have a very steep driveway which I needed to go down with my knee roller a few times. My husband simply stood in front of me and backed down with me using the brake intermittently. I never felt like I was on the verge of tipping or unable to stop. I have been able to shower independently and function in and outside of my home with a freedom that crutches would never have given me. In a couple of weeks, my Roscoe knee roller will be boxed back up and saved for possible future needs as it has become a family member. Ha!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2022 by Cougar Guy
Color: Burgundy
After going though a hip replacement last year, I found out that I needed a ankle replacement this year. My doctor recommended a knee scooter and so I began a search for one on Amazon. I did at first try a medical supply house as my doctor suggested, but the same products as on Amazon cost almost 4 times as much at one of those locations! Since I am paying for my own, I chose Amazon to do my research on and selected this product after looking through the various ones listed. Here is what I found: 1. My surgery was 10 days ago, so I have been using this product for the last 9 days. I ordered the unit ahead of surgery to have a chance to try it, assemble it, and return it if necessary. 2. There was no need to return this as the product arrived exactly as described and took only about 10 minutes to put together and another 10 minutes to adjust it so that it comfortably fit me. 3. The fit and finish of all of the part is outstanding!!!!! 4. The disk break that is part of this knee scooter is FANTASTIC. A friend of mine had a different type that used essentially bolt heads to press into the wheels to slow it down and that was a TERRIBLE design. This design quickly and easily stops the unit. As an additional feature, if you push the handle away instead of gripping it, you set a parking brake!! While this may not sound like something you need, it is an ESSENTIAL part of the knee scooter! You will be surprised at how many places you go to that are not even and without the brake you will be fighting to have your unit stay in place. 5. The included basket is of very good quality and includes very heavy duty attachment points and a convenient handle to carry items in the basket. Again, you may not think a basket is necessary, but you will quickly find that it is ESSENTIAL since you cannot carry things in your hands and use the scooter safely. 6. The wheels roll easily and the ball bearing design means that this scooter can quickly get up to a fast speed and that if left on even the most gentle of slopes, will roll away on its own!! So, Always use the parking brake!!! 7. I figured that I would probably use the electric chairs that places like Costco provide when I went there instead of the knee scooter. So, today I went to Costco with my wife and took my knee scooter. I figured on parking it inside Costco and using the electric chair. Well, it was so easy to use getting from the van to the entrance that I told my wife I would just try using the scooter instead of getting one of the available electric chairs. Glad I decided on doing that. It was no effort to glide all over Costco and my wife gave up trying to keep up with me. Instead she sent me on errands to get things and bring them back to her. Glad I had that basket!!!! When I went into this I never expected that a medical device would be anything other than a hassle, much like crutches. Instead, I have found that this little device makes things very easy indeed to accomplish and gives me a lot of mobility. I cannot recommend this unit highly enough!!!!!!! I am extremely pleased with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2014 by Ralph Furlong
Color: Black
I did a fair amount of online research while looking for a knee scooter that would be functional, easy to use and soft on the budget. The Roscoe Scooter has met all these requirements and more. I blew out my peroneus brevis tendon in my foot and had surgery that prevents me from bearing any weight on that foot for 6 weeks. The initial week on crutches convinced me to look into a knee scooter. In sum: - I scoot around the house now instead of lumbering around with crutches. Granted, the scooter isn't much help on stairs, but I have been spending most of my time on the main floor of our house. - It was easy to set up, though the instructions are a bit cryptic. Better use of graphics would have made some guesswork easier. - The wheels are large and able to negotiate our area rugs. I haven't had it outside yet, but intend to. - The basket is great. I prepare my meals meals by scooting in between the refridge the stove and the sink. The basket holds all food items. That's a huge drawback with crutches...you can't hold anything safely...except in pockets or your mouth. Definitely get a scooter with a basket. - I couldn't figure out the emergency brake at first, but now get it. You need to push the lever away from the handle bar. It takes a bit of muscle, but it works. - Everything adjusts: Handlebar height, seat height, seat angle. The unit folds downs somewhat too for transporting. - The steering radius is a bit tight. I suspect this is intentional to prevent the scooter from tipping over. - The price was right: $239.00. I even went on Craigslist and saw similar scooters for more. This was a good deal. - The seat is comfy on the knee. I don't exactly get the separation between the cushions, but I guess it makes sense. All in all, this is a good quality, fairly priced product that has been a great in helping me be more mobile and independent.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2013 by j ARCHITECT
Color: Black
Love! After hobbling around for two days with crutches and a walker, this has been my salvation! Biggest cons: The image makes it seem as though the back wheels function independently, and can give more turning radius. They do not. They only go in one direction, and face the same direction as the knee padding. Con 2: the split knee pad is actually annoying if you add a cover, since you can't see where your knee is landing. I've hit the hole a few times. Con 3: the brake wire is quite obnoxiously long, and has a tendency to get caught. Con 4: turning radius is a bit wide. I have a smaller house, which means overshooting and backing in sometimes. But! I'm still incredibly grateful I chose this model!! It was a breeze for my mom and best friend to assemble, and once they did, I was buzzing around on it in less than 10 minutes after getting acclimated!! This pros are definitely there too!! Pro 1: the basket! The basket is included on this model, and you'll be grateful for it! If you're like me and you've been unable to walk, you'll love having the "hands" the basket gives you! I can carry the pill box (weekly one), my rtic drink, phone, ice bag, hairbrush, cat toys, and more! Pro 2: stability... you'll notice you don't glide over carpet transitions but this scooter is so solid you don't feel like you'll fall off either. It's also so sturdy you feel safe standing to brush your teeth and wash your hands. Pro 3: the brake- the brake is very secure and affective. Again, you don't feel like you'll be thrown, but it stops you quickly! Pro 4: adjustable!! I love that, being so tall, this is so adjustable! I'm a tall woman, and this scooter can easily accommodate me. That's really nice. Crutches were so difficult because they're not accommodating to someone in between the inch heights. This scooter is not the smoothest if you are barefoot (I've rolled over my own foot a ton) but it's not made for that. It doesn't handle transitions well (wood floor lips, etc.) but it's so light that you can just lift it easily and pop it over! The tires do get hooked on small stuff, so if your floor is littered with laundry and small toys, you will not glide over them.... but if you can clear your floors, this is a dream! I have a cat and a dog that love to leave their toys in my way but once I move them, I'm off like a rocket! I also have oriental rugs, and I have to avoid the edges because rather than going over them, the tires push the edges up. I think it would need heavier duty tires to get up and over the rugs. No fault to the scooter, it's just too light. My insurance wasn't accepted by the local medical supply store for a rental, and they wanted $200 deposit and $70 a month for rental. I'm off my foot for minimum 6 weeks for recovery from a full ankle repair. It just made more sense to get the scooter on Amazon since I may have more foot surgeries in the future. The quality of this one was better than the one they were renting! My only disappointment was the photo seeming like the back tires could moved independently of the front. That made a big difference in my choice and I'm very disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2017 by SoulOfASquirrel
Color: Black
Excellent product! Easy to assemble. I found instructions on youtube, it was very easy to follow. Set up within minutes by myself. I highly recommend this product. I was non-weightbearing for 5 months due to long wait for surgery and extensive injury. I am a Canadian customer. I had this item shipped to the USA, then claimed it at customs coming back into Canada. I did not have any issues. Knee walker arrived quickly! I live on my own. I would not be able to be independent if I had to live on crutches! I used my knee walker in the house to prepare meals, clean up the dishes and kitchen afterwards. I used the knee walker when I vacuumed the house. The knee walker enabled me to have one free hand to do many household chores safely which decreased my stress levels because I am a neat freak! It's amazing what you can do with one good leg and the knee walker! Crutches are a hazard on wet/rainy days. The knee walker is more convenient than a wheelchair. I had to travel out of town to see a specialist for my injury; therefore, I had to travel for appointments, surgery and stay overnight in a hotel. Can you imagine using crutches in underground parking, down a slope to the elevator, into the lobby to check in, back to the elevators then going down long hallways and around corners to your room?! It would be impossible! I could easily perform these tasks in my knee walker. It was easier to get around the hospital. The knee walker enabled me to have my independence and the ability to be more mobile and active. A few people commented on my speed when I used the walker. They claimed they would travel much faster than I if they used it. They did not understand why I did not move faster. I STRONGLY advise against that or you will fall and injure yourself further! PLEASE USE COMMON SENSE AND EXERCISE CAUTION! This is a knee WALKER, you are not in a race! BE CAREFUL, especially when you are using the knee walker outside.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2013 by Sunny
Color: Burgundy
I purchased this scooter after my right achille's tendon ruptured. Having spent eight days using crutches, I knew that I needed an alternative aid to help get around. I choose the Roscoe scooter due to prior high reviews. The unit arrived fully assembled in a pretty big box. So if you are the person that needs to use the scooter, you will have to have someone else bring the box in your home. The scooter slides out of the box and all you need to do is cut some zip ties to free everything up. Assembly is no issue and you really don't need instructions but if you do they have a YouTube channel that is informative. The scooter is pretty high quality. I am 6'4" and 245 lbs and have no fear about the quality of the welds failing. The basket is super nice to carry things around that you would not be able to with crutches. So, onto the cautions about using the scooter. Clearly if you plan on using this thing, some part of you is injured. Yes the wheels are hard and you will feel every bump from an uneven surface. YOU HAVE TO BE VIGILANT. The front wheels must hit a sidewalk crack, carpet or any other transition straight on. If one wheel hits first, the thing will lean and tip if you put your weight into it. Like I said, be vigilant and don't take anything for granted. Going down even a slight decline you will gain momentum so hold the break and keep your functioning foot on the ground like Fred Flintstone stopping his car. The knee pad is hard so you just have to find a sweet spot and deal with it. The turn radius is what you would expect for handle bars that have limited turn. It is easy enough to just pick the handle bars up and pivot. After a day or so you will find a routine that works. Again, be vigilant when going to a new place. To get the unit in the car, I lower the handle bars and fold them back so my fiancee can get them in the back seat. It can be a pain in the ass to get it in and out of the trunk. Since I will have to use this for two months or more, I view it as a good investment to return to some normalcy and independence in life.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2016 by Matt Donahue
Color: Black
This knee scooter has been a complete lifesaver! I just had surgery to repair two torn tendons in my left foot/ankle and I am completely non-weight bearing for the next 4 weeks. I have been using my scooter for just under a week and I could not be happier. I can get all over my house with relative ease. I can go forwards, backwards and even make turns without much thought. It rides smoothly on all the floor surfaces we have. Carpet (fairly thick), tile, and hardwood. I am able to use the basket to carry a lot of things around with me so that I can get from one place to another without having to wait for someone to come help me. My knee is not getting sore at all! The cushion is really soft and supportive of my knee. The break is nice to have on tile, just to make sure you are stable before sitting down or standing up. I am only 5'2" and the scooter could go even lower if needed and it can definitely adjust up for much taller people as well. I have used my crutches a little to get around when taking a shower, or things like that, but I know that if I had to rely on only crutches, my arms would be so sore and I'm sure I would have tried to put my foot down by accident at some point and hurt myself. The scooter takes away that temptation/situation from even happening. While I can't wait to walk on my own again, I will be sad to see my scooter go when I am done using it. It is the best purchase I have made for myself and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is non-weight bearing for an injury. The sturdy design and easy folding top (I can put it in the car to take with me) is great! You will not be disappointed in this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2016 by Jennie
Color: Burgundy
This scooter does exactly what it is supposed to. It does work better than crutches. The basket is very handy, and the scooter helps me get around with my casted foot. I chose this scooter because the price was lower than renting a nicer one for 2 months as I healed, and I could keep it for future accidents in the family. A plus for an accident prone person. Be aware this IS a budget scooter. Pros: this scooter is cheaper than many alternatives, folds down easy, the basket is great, easy to use, and indoor use, it it kinda fun, though at first you may feel silly using it. The color is also a very pretty burgundy. The scooter also feels like it will not fall apart. Buy a clip-on cup holder and you are set! (The one that folds up is perfect) Cons to be aware of: There is a wobble in the front wheels and handlebars. (The wheels are uneven) The alignment is off a bit. This may just be mine, but other reviewers said it also, so not uncommon. On even the slightest slope, it picks up speed very quickly and hard to safely brake it. The single rear brake does not lock tight, the wheels still move, so be careful if on an incline or using it as support hopping to or from the scooter or standing up. (Using your hand to brake, it does brake tightly though) Also be sure to watch the ground closely as you roll - the smallest piece of gravel can and will topple the scooter (especially as it tries to pick up speed on that tiny slope. I unfortunately learned this the hard way.) The seat is extremely uncomfortable. My knee begins to hurt after using it about 20 minutes. Using it even as a rest to sit is uncomfy after a short time. Get the seat cushion if you can. I started using a knee pad with it at the store. Neutral, it has a huge turn radius, so I frequently have to lift to turn it, and lift to go over and uneven surfaces. This was expected. Also, be careful moving backwards so not to catch your toes. Overall, this scooter is average, definitely a budget scooter, but still worlds better than crutches and I do not regret the purchase. It is worth the purchase price. Though if I had to choose again, I would drop a few bucks more for a nicer one.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2015 by Crysti