KneeRover ECONOMY

This has really been an absolute life changer. I fractured my ankle and was non weight bearing for 7 weeks I was using crutches for the 1st few days and finding it uncomfortable and difficult to get around but the scooter really turned it around. It was much easier to get around the house and go outside. It was very stable and good quality. I wouldn’t say it’s heavy but it’s not light either if it was light it wouldn’t be as stable. You will probably need some help to assemble if you are non weight bearing as you do need to get under it to adjust the knee rest. Really worth it if you aren’t good with crutches and still want to do things around the house. The rubber wheels can leave little scuff marks on tiles and wood floors but I found as I’m getting around I can wipe them up with my good leg if I have socks on they come up easily!

Possibly the best £130 I’ve ever spent. I was 6 weeks non-weight bearing after an ankle fusion, and this scooter saved me. Used it from day 1 and it gave me the independence and freedom that I wouldn’t have had otherwise. Yes, it has some quirks, but the benefits far outweigh the little niggles. If you have hard floors, particularly light coloured, the tyres will leave black marks (especially if they get wet, like in a bathroom), but they’re very easy to clean and I’ve had no lasting damage to any of my floors (tile, wood or carpet). It doesn’t handle lumps and bumps very well. But as long as you’re aware of your surroundings it’s not an issue. I was able to potter around the house, no problem at all and with a bit of manoeuvring managed to cook, clean and work comfortably. I would suggest reading some more of the reviews for hints and tips (such as the pin to stop the handlebar and front wheels from spinning around), but from my point of view, I would 100% recommend it. I rarely used my crutches while non weight bearing, and for that reason alone this was worth it. Best purchase I’ve made in a long time...if ever!

I fractured my foot and this knee rover was brilliant. It helped me move around the house and garden too instead of crutches.

I had an ankle operation last year and I had 6 weeks of non weightbearing. Hopping using a walking frame was horrendous and exhausting. Unfortunately I've have had a second ankle operation this week and had been advised to buy a knee scooter. It is amazing. I have only used it for one day and I have already got my moneys worth. It is a totally different experience non weightbearing with this. It is easy to use, comfortable and very manoeuvrable. It is very stable and I am not worried about it tipping over. It won't happen! I can get about the house quickly and easily without much effort. Whoever invented this is a genius! I would recommend to anyone who has to non-weightbear to buy this. It is the best purchase I have ever bought

Broken ankle and this is a game changer

I didn’t like the solid tyres not easy to change levels but other than that it’s a great machine lightweight and a nice padded knee rest

This trolley did not work for me and I'm the near future it will be given to a charity shop

This is clearly great for most people from the good reviews but unfortunately, I seem to have caused further knee problems with this. I'm sure for an ankle problem it will be great but I have severe knee arthritis which has flared up badly in one knee and I have been struggling to walk anywhere without pain. This seemed to be the ideal answer to get around the house. It arrived today and I couldn't wait to try it out. The instructions say to put the injured limb on the knee pad, which I did, and I then scooted along with the other leg. However, when I picked my leg up off the floor to scoot, all of my weight then transferred onto my painful knee which was then 10 times worse than before I started. I have tried it the other way.. putting my 'good' knee on the pad and gently scooting with my painful leg and it worked better. Even so, I'm reluctant to use it for fear of aggravating the knee further. On saying all of this, I can see it would work well for most people. I haven't used it long enough to know how well it performs. I did have to get off to turn the scooter around in the hallway so there could be a lot of stopping and starting. Back to the drawing board for me.

Best investment after my husband fractured his left ankle and truly was struggling with getting around the house on crutches. His cast is up to his knee.The knee rover allows him to be a bit more independent during his healing process. It was very easy to assemble. Attach handle bars with brakes already attached and set and attach seat to desired height and voila. It maneuvers very well. It is light weight and very sturdy and very well balanced. Now he has no more painful agony of trying to keep his leg balanced and elevated while trying to walk with the crutches. When he first tried it out he was over the moon with delight that getting around was so much easier and no pain with it. The price was very fair. I called a place on town about renting a knee rover and their price to rent was more money then buying it out right. Plus with covid now it made more sense to buy it brand new as he will be laid up for at least 10 weeks after his really bad fracture. I would HIGHLY recommend this knee rover. My husband is over 60 years in age and he rides this device like a kid. Thank you to the vendor that has supplied this great device.

My wife was working out a couple weeks ago and handed wrong, breaking her foot severely to the point of no weight for up to 12 weeks and we are still awaiting word on if she’ll need surgery. But she needs to get to the bathroom and between the bed and recliner, so we had to do something. After researching the various products she decided on this brand, and this scooter. Overall we are giving it a 5 star and it is deserved, but there are some points you will want to make note of when choosing. 1. Set up: This is easy to set up. But. A. You will want to have someone able bodied to do it. It is not overly heavy, but there is weight to it, and it’s bottom heavy, so you need to be able to move around, adjust, even climb/lay not the floor or put it up on a table. If you are injured you’re not likely to be comfortable doing many of the elements - you’ll need to brace yourself, push, hold, tighten, etc. One step will require setting the height of the kneeler and you will need/want someone to be down adjusting this while you measure your comfort level. B. FOLLOW EACH STEP AS DESCRIBED! We had read a few reviews about set up and when we did ours I went literally step by step - to the T - to identify and perform each step. This has kept us from having any of the issues others describe. There are a couple points where this might seem difficult, off, or you’re not sure, but be careful, follow the steps, and be clear you’re doing as described. One does NOT want to fall or feel unsure about its security when using this (or any) scooter. C. Tighten as you go - often you tighten after everything is done, but from what I was doing and experiencing, tighten as I went kept me from having to figure out how to reach something or get back to something - and was safest when my wife tested heights. 2. Comfort: Overall she finds this a very comfortable scooter, but it is cheaper - that others from this manufacturer - so I said early on she’ll likely want a cushion for the knee pad - she did within 2 days. It is fine, but she’ll be on this for 12 weeks and most will use for at least 6 weeks. You are going to want a cover. We got her one from the same company and again, she likes it - but thinks it might be a little thicker as well. My wife finds the handle bars easy to use, and the overall comfort to be fine. That said, if we were to do it again, she’s thinking she’d get a higher level one for added comfort. 3. Handles, stopping, starting. This is easy to use, It’s all you - leg power pushing. But if you’re venturing beyond your home you’ll need to be aware of the slopes, you’ll notice every bump in the road, and you’re going to have to be aware far more than usual of grading and how to get over and around things. This one does fine, it is workable, but there is, again, an element she prefers she’d gone a little higher quality. She does feel everything and has said she would get one with better wheels/tires. These are not very off-load friendly. We did one trip into our community parking lot so she could get doctor ordered sun and she was not enjoying the bumps and hardness. She also has a slight concern about the brakes - one tightens well, the other is weaker. So these combined make her wish she had gone higher quality - but with the same company. She recommends riding outside with your hands on the brakes at all times - you never know when a change is coming and you have to react in ways you’re not used to. 4. My wife was looking at higher level ones with this company and is telling me that you have to have a major price upgrade for better tires: meaning all terrains tires that can get you around comfortably in multiple types of locations (parking lots, offices, ground, gravel, house, anything you can think of). This is fine for the house, getting to and from the car, maybe the store, but parking lots are uncomfortable, gravel and acorns hurt, and so forth. But there is a price jump. She is thinking she’d pay the extra from this experience - maybe not under Covid conditions where we are stuck at home, and she has been told she cannot have any movement/weight/bump risks until she’s out of the woods for surgery - but we live in a place where we like to get out and do things, so if we were able, she’d want more access this does not provide. 5. Maneuverability: Our home is smeller, so we kept that in mind. She wanted/needed to get around on her own, so she needed to consider turning radius. She picked this one because she didn’t feel she needed or would be safe turning on a dime, but how could she adjust? This one does not have a tight turn, which allows it to keep its stability. That makes her feel secure. But she counters it with being able to pick it up and move it in those moments, which makes her feel fine and not at all uncomfortable making adjustments as such. Being light means being aware of that - you don’t have to worry about it tipping and falling on you, but it’s light. But she can adjust and she does not lack stability for movement. If you need it to feel more stable she noted in reviews how those may be heavier. She didn’t want that. This is something she does not regret in this choice, nor would give up. She has never felt unstable or tippy and she confidently gets herself around when she needs to move. 6. She HIGHLY recommends if you’re going to be using this for any period of time and you want any sort of autonomy: get a cup holder and basket. We have not gotten a basket and I’m not sure both would fit - in fact I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t work. I’m home all the time and I can carry things for her. She does have a great cup holder we also got on Amazon - ironically for strollers - 2 Pack Stroller Drink Holders for Cups or Bottles Universal for Bicycle, Wheelchair, Trolleys, 360 Rotation is the name on the product page. This one fits perfectly on this scooter and holds a serious amount of weight. We have large Tervis tumbler - always full when she moves it around - and it is heavy! This holder hasn’t had an issue. Overall this is a great scooter and has saved us. The first day I was practically carrying her around (and led to a torn hamstring) until this arrived and we are thrilled she’s had it. Again, in our old world we likely would have upgraded to get out more, but for Covid or those staying home more or easier locations to get to, this is stellar. She also will be on it for 12 weeks minimum, so we have to see what level of activity she’ll be allowed. But for home it’s perfect. For much of our pre-covid daily lives it would have worked. If we’d have been able to get to a theme park or some other outdoor location, it would have been better to have better tires. But still a great scooter and choice.

Fracture cheville et plâtrée deux mois et demi.J'avais du mal à me servir de mes cannes anglaises car polyarthrite. Donc en achetant cette trottinette celle ci m'a permis une véhiculation plus sereine et j'en été très satisfaite car passant partout et en plus repose jambe en regardant la télévision. J'ai un certain âge et croyez moi j'ai fait une acquisition qui m'a permis de voir les jours moins moroses. Produit de très bonne qualité et montage facile et sécurisant. Je recommande vivement !!!!!!

Mr John è il venditore, una persona sempre disponibile e tempestiva. Prodotto arrivato da UK in tempi rapidissimi. Scooter VALIDISSIMO, una alternativa alle stampelle più macchinose e pericolose vuoi per il cadere che per appesantire il piede sano. Very fine

Suffered a leg injury and this my first time in a cast. I was trying to get around on crutches when a friend recommended this knee scooter to me. I ordered and it was delivered quickly from Amazon. This thing is a lifesaver. I live in a small apartment and it was difficult to move and stand in the kitchen to do basic tasks but this scooter has simplified everything. Assembly photos were a little difficult to follow but no tools are needed and once it is set up it is a very sturdy product. I’m super impressed with the quality especially for the price.