Roscoe Medical Knee Scooter for Adults for Foot Surgery, Foldable & Adjustable Knee Walker for Broken Foot & Leg Injuries, Crutch Alternative, Knee Rover, Dual Pad, (Up to 350lbs, 8' Wheels), Black
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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.
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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. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Medical Knee Scooter Knee Walker Scooter Rolling Knee Walker Knee Walker Scooter Knee Walker Scooter
Product Dimensions: 33 x 17 x 15 inches
Item Weight: 22.8 pounds
Manufacturer: Roscoe
Item model number: ROS-KSB
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 13, 2008
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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: Black
I had major foot surgery that required me to be off of one foot for 12 weeks during a particularly icy winter. While I could get around on crutches just fine indoors, trying to navigate an icy sidewalk on crutches was a recipe for disaster. A few weeks after my surgery, I finally broke down and ordered this. I wish I had ordered it sooner. It was extremely easy to assemble (even for a guy on pain medication with only one good leg). Within ten minutes of opening the box, I was zooming around my living room floor. After getting this, the only time I used crutches was to go up/down stairs or when I was visiting a friend's home that was too small/tight inside to have room to maneuver the scooter. Until I had this, I did not realize how much having to rely on crutches was limiting my ability to get out of the house. Once I had the scooter, going to the mall with my wife to get some holiday shopping done was not only possible but enjoyable. When my wife was taking a particularly long time in one area of the mall, I was able to turn around and sit on the knee pad and then place my injured foot across the knee of my good leg to keep it elevated--so this was both a scooter and a seat when I needed one. When I was off pain medication and cleared to drive, I threw this in the back of my car and took it everywhere I went. It is light enough that I was able to easily put it in the trunk while hopping on one leg. When I returned to work, I was zooming up and down the halls of my office on this. The basket on the front made it easy to carry around my ice pack and whatever file materials I was working on. When I was seated at my desk, or when my wife and I went out to dinner, I used the knee pad on the scooter as a cushion to prop my leg up on to keep my foot elevated. The bottom line is that this scooter made my life a lot easier and much more enjoyable during what was already a painful drawn out recovery. I would note that I am a fairly big guy at a bit above 250 lbs. I found the scooter extremely sturdy and comfortable and imagine it would safely carry someone well in excess of my weight. The knee cushion was comfortable for me, though I would take my knee off of it and stretch my leg out every 5-10 minutes to keep my lower leg from tingling due to the pressure on my knee/shin. When I was done with this, I sold it locally for well over half of what I paid for it, though I would have considered it money well spent even if I had not gotten anything for selling it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2016 by Matthew
Color: White
First of all, I'd like to start by saying I deeply sympathize with anyone checking out this review due to a recent leg or foot injury. As of 3 months ago, I was unlucky and broke my left foot in not one, but two places! When the ER handed me a pair of crutches, I honestly looked at the nurse and thought to myself "there's no way I'm going to use those things and not break something else." So, several x-ray, cat scans, and a taxi ride home later, I hobble onto my couch and immediately begin to search Amazon.com for ANYTHING that would end this suffering. A miracle to find this thing called a "knee walker/scooter." I've never even heard or seen one of these before! After consulting with my *doctor, he suggested that knee scooters can be dangerous and that I would be better off in a wheelchair if I needed to walk long distances. Well, after 2 weeks of researching all of my options, I decided that the Roscoe Knee Scooter would be my best choice. Oh, how I made the right decision. Roscoe saved my summer! *Note: Doctor saw my Roscoe scooter and said he's never seen one so well made before, thus approving it! PROS: 1. This scooter is SOLID. It glides like a charm and is pretty easy to use. After about an hour of trying it out around the house, it became second nature for me. Oh, and you can go fast! In fact, my family and friends beg me to slow down when I'm in public places so they can keep up. 2. After using this scooter daily for 2 1/2 months now (yep, my foot is taking its full 12 weeks to recover), I can honestly say that I never once felt like I was off-balance, or unsafe. 3. The brakes work well. Even on steep ramps. 4. You get a lot of attention (this may be a CON depending on your personality), but I did get a lot of head turns and made some new friends while taking this scooter out on the town. 5. It's small enough to fit into tight places, and most importantly, a small car trunk. 6. It's light enough to be picked up by myself! However, I don't recommend doing it, but it can be done. 7. It looks cool! While this seems silly to post, I have to say that having a handicap device that makes it look like you're not handicapped is worth every penny. CONS: 1. Assembly is HARD. The instructions are not very helpful, but I recommend visiting the Roscoe video tutorial on YouTube. I also recommend several friends/family members to help since it would have been impossible for me to do myself. 2. This is more of a safety issue and I'm not complaining, but thought a future buyer should know. The scooter has a very small turning radius. It can be frustrating when you're trying to turn a small corner, but I've learned to just pick up the wheels and move it in the direction you want to go. I'm sure this has prevented many accidents from turning too quickly. 3. 2 weeks for delivery even as priority/rush order? Those 2 weeks felt like an eternity! TIPS: 1. The cushion for your knee is good quality, but your knee will begin to hurt after using this for long distances. If you are using it (ex: in a mall), you may want to look into small kneepads. 2. Check the brakes at least once a week. Any bicycle shop can assist with this too. 3. I flew cross country with the scooter twice and it survived perfectly while in special cargo. Take the basket separately though, since I learned the hard way that it's not a durable as I would have hoped it would be. 4. When going down a ramp, hold the hand brake ON and take your time. This was probably the part my doctor was worried about. It's not worth the risk to go too fast, but definitely much easier than trying to go down the same ramp with crutches. 5. Stairs trick: When you need to go up or down a small step, you can move the scooter to the level you want to go to and carefully rest your knee on it. Poof, then you're on the next step without hopping. 6. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2012 by Jamie Conviser
Color: Black
I won't belabor the obvious benefits that this walker provides as others have done that, but suffice to say it's MUCH more convenient, safer and comfortable than crutches. I broke my ankle overseas and was rushed home for surgery. I was on crutches for 1 week thru the surgery and concluded quickly that I would need a knee walker because I could not do any weight bearing for 6 weeks. I ordered the knee walker (expedited shipping) after the first week. I did a lot of quick research about knee walkers and chose this one for several reasons. 1. The ease of set up (for those who don't want to read instructions there's a 2 minute youtube that shows you how to quickly assemble the walker); 2. The split seat that can be off-set. The split allows me to place the top edge of my cast into the off-set slot thereby making the weight on the injured leg more comfortable. The off-set seat gives additional clearance for the good leg/foot minimizing the good foot getting in the way of the wheels when propelling the walker; 3. I am 6'4" tall and there is a lot of flexibility in adjusting the seat height and handle bar height. My wife is 5'7" and will need foot surgery in the future and it will be easy to adjust the walker to fit her; 4. The walker is quite sturdy and I feel quite safe and secure; 5. The basket is very convenient; 6. The brake system is easy to use and it has a break lock feature that I use when I use the seat pad as a foot rest; 7. A web site that rents knee walkers indicated that this unit was rated highest by people who have rented knee walkers in the past. There are however a couple of things to be aware of, one of which doesn't have to do with the functionality of the walker. First, because my surgery was accidental and I didn't have the opportunity to order the walker in advance I purchased the bike through Amazon and paid for expedited shipping. Expedited shipping indicated that I would receive the walker within 1-3 business days rather than the 3-5 business days with standard shipping. It took 7 full days to arrive. I contacted Big Apple Supplies, the seller, and they were pleasant and helpful and apologized for the delay and offered to reimburse me the price I paid for the expedited shipping. That's all well and good but whether the shipping guidelines are provided by Amazon or the seller they should be revised to reflect reality. If you are having scheduled surgery be sure to order the walker 7-10 days in advance. Also, you do have to be careful when rolling over an uneven surface, like from hard flooring to a rug or over a crack in a walkway, etc. What happens is that the wheel, or wheels, that hit the crack or ridge first will tend to stop and this will tend to twist the handle bars turning the walker sharply toward the stopped wheel. If you're going too fast it would be easy to overturn. When coming to an uneven or irregular surface I slow down and tend to shift my weight toward the back of the walker by gently pulling up on the handle bars. Also, the turning radius doesn't seem to be all that great but since this is the only walker I've used it may be that all walkers have these same considerations. Other than these minor issues this is an excellent piece of equipment.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2012 by Jack Spratt
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
This is a great little scooter. Very nice that the basket is included on it. It rolls well on carpet, tile, and concrete. The wheels are a hard rubber. I can see some track marks on our tile from it, but I'm sure those will easily be removed. It doesn't have a very tight turning radius, but I suspect if it were any tighter it would be less stable. I, for one, am sure that if it were tighter I'd find a way to launch myself over the handlebars. I prefer to make a multipoint turn, or for real tight turns, just pick it up and swing it around. If you set the parking brake on it, it's very easy to tip it back on it's back wheels, while you're on it, and redirect it. There were 2 sets of instructions with it. The set that was attached to it was a bit more confusing than the set that was just on a printed page included in the box. The instructions occasionally seemed to reference features that my particular model didn't have. Once I figured that out, it was very easy to assemble. It required no additional tools and took a max of about 15 minutes. I had no need to adjust the brake. It worked perfectly as was. For any that might have missed where the parking brake is on this scooter, all you have to do is actually push the brake handle forward (as opposed to squeezing it for standard functionality). It then locks engaged and all you have to do is squeeze it to release and return to regular function. Once I added my little parrot horn and my handlebar streamers, I felt like I definitely had made the best of a not fun situation. A CAUTION TO ADD - Now that I've used the scooter for a few weeks, I've discovered that you need to be very careful if you're wearing pants that have slightly wide legs. If you go fairly quickly with your scooter, it is very easy to get your pant leg caught around the front wheel. This leads to an unexpected sudden stop. Also, be careful if you take the scooter anywhere where you might need to navigate rocks that might be in your path. If you happen to catch a rock of about an inch in size or larger, it will stop your wheels from turning.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2014 by Maggie
I purchased this scooter when I knew I was going to need some major foot surgeries. Knowing my balance is not the best when I have 2 working feet, the idea of having to use crutches for up to 12 weeks was just terrifying. My health insurance said they "might" pay for a rental of a really cruddy model, but I'd have to rent first, pay up front, then see if they would reimburse me up to the $1000 the rental would cost. Since I'm going to need to have he same surgery on my other foot (and this scooter has an offset platform, so you don't kick the wheel or legrest while moving, regardless of which leg is down), I went ahead and paid the $200 to own this model. So glad I did! This scooter is well-balanced and I feel quite secure on it. It can fold down (it's a bit of a pain, but it can) to fit in the back of my subcompact car. Including a basket was great. I can put in the things I need to carry from room to room. I also purchased and attached a cupholder (like the type new moms use on strollers) and my family gave me a great bicycle bell -- useful to let them know if I need something. It's possible to sit on the scooter when doing makeup, etc, and it's great to have it as something to elevate your leg when sitting in a chair (it easily backs under a table). The parking brake makes it a safe transfer. When out in public, there are a few interesting things I've noticed. One is that, since you are "standing" at your usual height, sometimes people don't realize there's an injured leg out behind you -- I've had a few inattentive people behind me in line or crowds walk into the surgical foot. Ouch. But by the same token, since you are standing, things like checking out at a store are easier than if you are using a wheelchair. AND YOU HAVE THE USE OF YOUR HANDS -- which you don't if you're using crutches. Also, people tend to smile when they see you scootering around. It takes the focus away from the injury (and one gets tired of telling the same "fought a dragon" tale again and again...") and more toward realizing that it may stink to be nonweightbearing and have a major foot surgery...but that if you can get around safely (and, let's face it, it's fun), that's a plus.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2014 by MSD
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