All Terrain Steerable Knee Scooter Crutch Alternative，Deluxe Medical Scooter Double Handbrake,for Adults Injured Ankle & Foot Recovery Scooter in Blue

I'm recovering from ankle/foot surgery and this scooter is a life saver. I feel stable, the knee pad is comfortable, great maneuverability, the breaks lock, great breaking and control. Easy to assemble. I liked that the bag is removable too.

Great quality knee scooter. Using this after being non-weight bearing for 2 weeks for Achilles Repair surgery. This scooter is an absolutely game changer. Can easily get around the house safely. The disc brakes are great and it took me about 15 minutes to install altogether (do this before surgery). I used my own tools instead of the wrench and allen key that they included which made it quick and easy. Personally, I recommend the 4 wheel version as I feel it is very stable. It costs quite a bit for the time I'll be using it, but well worth it for the convenience and the mere sanity of being more self-sufficient after surgery.

Super nice and seems sturdy. The only thing is that in one month the wheel bar plate cracked so I had to get a replacement. It’s a bit noisy but nothing unbearable. Great brakes and mobility!

This saved my sanity after achilleas foot surgery. (I live alone) I was able to manure all thru my house (with a lot of "K" turns). I was even able to get it into the bathroom. The pouch was roomy and perfect. With a thermos I could get to the table with my morning coffee. I could maneuver it with one hand (if I was careful) when there were things I could not put in the pouch - which is flexible and can Velcro shut. It is very sturdy and reasonably light weight so my friend could lift it down the stair to get me to the doctor. The brakes can be locked for standing (one legged) at the sink or anywhere. I was told it was a bit complicated to assemble. Depending on your trunk size it may not fit. It was fine in my Toyota. I could never figure out how to get it to collapse.

I purchased this scooter because I had foot surgery and couldn’t put pressure on my foot for weeks. The scooter was fairly easy to assemble. It took me about 15min to do so. They supplied everything you needed including tools. I personally used the scooter at home only and it worked great for me. It makes it much easier to carry and transfer items as opposed to using crutches. The bag on the front of the scooter works great helping carry items too. For best ergonomics, be sure to get your knee height adjusted first, then adjust the handle height so that your arms are at a 90 deg angle at elbow. The item itself seems to be of good quality and durability and haven’t seen any signs showing otherwise. I’m happy with the purchase. I debated needing to spend the money for just needing it a few weeks or so. In the end I think it was worth the benefit and I figure there’s a good probability someone (myself, family member, friend) could use it in the future.

This definitely helped with my mobility after foot surgery. Been using for 2 weeks now. Great construction. Ease of use. Very sturdy. Comfortable. However do use a cloth or small towel on seat. It is a little rough on knee skin. Otherwise game changer. Surpasses crutches and walkers. Can also go longer distances with ease. Glides well. Just be careful on changing surfaces. For example concrete to smooth floor. Will pick up speed. Should have higher rating because this has been great after 3 different foot surgeries. Best purchase is gave made. Plus I bought the cute pink one.

Overall, does what it says it will, but the handle bar is wobbly and the scooter itself is tippy. I’m grateful these things exist because crutches are the worst, but they don’t exactly maneuver well. Turn radius is about the same as my Rav-4. Also, I wish the padding on the shin part was thicker. Starting to get some bruising from them constant pressure on my shin. And lastly, I wish the bag didn’t fall off as easily as it does. All of tbat having beeen said, it is WAY easier than crutches, folds easily to go in my car, and I’m grateful these exist.

I had "open plantar fascia release surgery" two weeks ago. I needed a decent knee scooter as the VA never provided me with one. This scooter was easily put together in less than an hour. It rides very smoothly. I like that the front wheels only turn so far. The scooter I was loaned allowed the front wheels to turn beneath the frame of the body, sending me falling down to the ground. I like the disc brakes. Other models use a metal strip that rubs against the tire which wears the tire down. This makes for an uneven ride. I am giving this knee scooter a 5/5. Delivery was one time and the price total $150.00 is great for such a stable scooter. This USMC veteran appreciates a well-made item.