Economy Knee Scooter Steerable Knee Walker for Foot Injuries Compact Crutches with Dual Rear on-Wheel Brake and Shock Absorption Under The Knee pad

I ordered the Deluxe model of this scooter before my Achilles tendon surgery since I cannot bear weight for 10 weeks. Best money I’ve ever spent!! I feel unstable on crutches. I came home from my surgery & immediately got on my Bless Reach Deluxe scooter. I liked it so my that I ordered this economy version as a second one for my downstairs area. Yes, I have to slide down the stairs on my butt, but my 2nd scooter is waiting for me at the bottom of the stairs. I crawl on my knees up the stairs (use knee pads) & my upstairs scooter is waiting for me at the top of the stairs. This economy version is good, but I prefer the Deluxe model because the tires have a better tread on them. The economy version has smooth tires. Otherwise, everything is exactly the same. I haven’t had any problems with the smooth tires on the economy version. If you can’t bear weight for awhile, then you need to get one or the other Bless Reach Scooter. Both were easy to assemble (50 year old female), sturdy, yet lightweight & very easily maneuvered around furniture.

The is scooter is easy to put together. It rolls smoothly, is stable and is very adjustable and comfortable. Highly recommend!!

Had foot surgery recently,This is a pretty sturdy knee scooter, it gets the job done. My complaints are; one piece to lock the steering column was missing, the knee pad is quite hard and it makes wide turns

Very easy to move around and it makes my life much better. ( I had my ankle replacement surgery) Using crutches not only slow you down and at the same time , it hurts your armpits and put too much pressure on your body and the other single leg while trying to move around

Great product very sturdy and wheels are placed wide enough for stability. My only warning is to be careful when out in places like parking lots. I was moving just fine until I hit a rock and flipped over the scooter. This will happen with any thing that rolls. It’s just my PSA. Does exactly as stated.

With a compound ankle fracture with dislocation I am looking at 3 months no load bearing. This is not just a good way to get around my home, but an easy way to navigate outside. I had to put the back seat in my Subaru down to accommodate it, but can carry with me and do so much better than either crutches or a walker. Love the scooter!!

I’m a single Mom of two kids & I broke my right foot. Needless to say I couldn’t drive or do anything, especially on crutches. Using this scooter helped me get around a lot easier while I healed. It’s pretty sturdy, you just have to be careful when using it on sidewalks. Any type of little stone or stick will make it stop short while you are on it, making it easy to trip. I recommend really paying attention to where you are riding it while outside. Overall it was a great purchase!

This was for my wife after surgery. Is actually built very well except the lever releasing the handlebar so it can go in a trunk was so tight that it required a wrench to work. My wife was not comfortable with that when alone, so it was returned.