BodyMed All-Terrain Knee Walker, for Leg and Foot Injuries, Recovery Knee Walker, Collapsible and Adjustable Knee Walker, Broken Leg Caddy, Better Alternative to Crutches

I was debating to just continue with crutches or get a scooter-get a scooter. I can get around so much easier now. This product is sturdy, solid, comfortable, and comes with a basket. I checked the tires to verify full inflation, one was a little low, but easily rectified with an air pump (it does not come with an air pump). The breaks work great and have a locking feature for both breaks. The breaks are a rear braking system, on both rear tires, so you won’t face plant if you need to stop suddenly. There are multiple safety features when adjusting the handle bars and seat. There is a pin that hand screws in the selected notch and a fold over lever to further secure the setting. Solid construction. It is not going to fold down as easily or small as others, but I’ll take good construction over compact. Also, the turning radius is a bit larger than other products. The larger tires and frame need a bit larger turning radius. The wheels are just as they look-hardy and all terrain. I have rugs, wood floors, and tile. I have not experienced any issues using it on any surface. It goes over the different flooring and general debris just fine. The ride is smooth. I’m able to use little effort and it glides smoothly. The seat is a generous size, one solid piece, and well padded, so it is not necessary to get an additional cover or cousin. It is a little more costly over others, but with others you don’t get a basket and you will need more seat cousin, and the product is not as well constructed. So, by the time you get the other add ons, you will spend more for a a lesser product. If you need compact and folds down small, this is not the one you want. If you want well constructed, durable, and comfortable this will not let you down.

Had major surgery on my foot and at least 6 to 8 weeks non weight-bearing restrictions on Mt foot. I was looking for a scooter that was sturdy enough to go outdoors on grass and smooth ground so 10-12" pneumatic tires we a must. I chose this scooter because of price, almost $100 cheaper than top of the line models and other very good features. It has dual disk brakes. They work great. It came with a nice wire basket. It was of heavy duty construction. After using it daily there are a couple of features that could.be improved. The handle is supposed ro fold down for storages in a car. I have not found this easy to do for someone taking me somewhere. Not a deal breaker, just inconvenient. Need better instructions that can be attached to the scooter. Turning radius is wide but I don'tsee how it could be much improved and keep stability for older or beginner riders. A design change might be to allow it to be adjusted for experienced riders with more confident balance. Also not a deal breaker.There is one important add on missing--a 2" memory foam cushion to go on top of the scooters cushion. There are multiple after market cushions for purchase for $15 or so. Buy one when you buy the scooter. You will thank me and others who make this recommendation. Overall, this is a great scooter. Not cheap, but you will not be disappointed. I am confident I could sell it on a marketplace to recoup some of the original cost when I no longer need it.

I really like this scooter. I broke my ankle and estimate is eight weeks no pressure. I am 61, 5'5", and 135 pounds. For that time it was much cheaper to buy than rent. I live on three acres with a gravel driveway. I need to get outside. I first bought one with the hard plastic tires and with those tires even a rounded door threshold was like going into a wall. You have to be very careful. They need a very flat smooth surface. This one is a game changer. Go over thresholds with no problems. I saw people saying the turn radius was much bigger and it was hard to maneuver. I don't find the turn radius any different than the other one. Maneuverability is not more difficult as far as making 90 point turns in a small area to get turned around. However, I sometimes grab the seat to drag the back end around to make it quicker in the bathroom to get turned around. That is more difficult because the rubber tires grip more and the hard plastic slide. Which, to me, is not safe. If you have a ramp without any kind of grip tape on it I feel like the hard plastic wheels would slide even with the brakes on. I read reviews about trouble airing the tires. I have a portable compressor I bought on Amazon and it works perfectly with the regular bicycle attachment. However, it has a hose that the tip attaches to that is straight and they don't angle the air tips on the tires so it is difficult with the hose going straight out of the tip, instead of at a right angle like manual bike pumps, to screw it on to air the tires so I do recommend getting a manual or portable pump with the right angle way to attach to the tire air tip.Size: for my height it is on the larger size. Seat is on the first peg and handle bars low so definitely could go as tall as they say.Setting up: The instructions could be better. Why I gave it four stars. My husband is an avid biker and when I set it up he had to come and help with brake adjustments because there was a rubbing sound and going straight was fine but when I would turn the handlebars it would rub worse and almost stop it. The instructions just say turn these bolts to adjust brakes. I understand peoples frustration with that out of the box. Most people don't have someone familiar with this braking system. The other one with the hard plastic tires just had things on the exterior that press on the tire when you brake.Overall: Very happy I can go outside now. I would never have trusted the other one outside. I am not someone who can sit indoors every day nor depend on someone else for everything. Whoever invented knee scooters deserves a medal. If I had to use crutches or a walker through this it would not be a good thing.

A upcoming foot surgery brought me to my (what seemed never ending) search for a knee scooter/ knee walker. I found cheap ones with small hard tires that had bad reviews about hitting rocks and losing control of steering. I found very expensive ones with three wheels that got mixed reviews about being unstable without the use of basically a training wheel. I found mid level ones with PU oversized tires, shock absorbers, disc brakes but limited reviews. Then, I found this one.This unit came mostly assembled, only requiring me to insert the seat rail, the handlebar rail, attach the basket and inflate the tires. I spent more time unboxing it than I did assembling it. I immediately loved the matte black design. Call me picky but I’m going to be seen in public with this thing, so yeah, I wanted it to look good! The oversized tires and the two-tone silver and matte black look were a good match.Before using it, I used tire slime in the inner tubes to help seal any small porous leaks and keep the tires inflated longer. I read several reviews about this being an issue with losing tire pressure on an almost daily basis. I’ve only tested it briefly but still no drop in pressure so I think my plan worked.I also cut off the hard, round grips on the handlebars and installed some lock on mountain bike grips with palm swells. This helped to position my wrists correctly and avoid wrist fatigue or soreness. This was a definite improvement and highly recommended.I read reviews about this unit being unstable and steering too far left or right. I installed the included bolt into the steering portion, as instructed, and have not found this to be an issue. The unit is on the medium to large size so implementing three point turns is normal, but I have not fallen off or fallen over.Adjusting the seat and the handlebars was easy and I feel that it fits me perfectly at 5’11”. It glides across the hardwood floor in my home and transitions to the asphalt driveway smoothly. It does leave light marks on the floor, but they mop right off.Overall this is an amazing investment and saves my armpits from using crutches. I read tons of reviews, spending hours to do so. Take my advice and buy this one, you won’t regret it.

My 6’2”, 330 lb son has been using this for 2 months and loves it. It’s a very sturdy scooter that performs well indoor and outdoor. So far there hasn’t been any terrain where he hasn’t been able to use the scooter. We have to add air to the tires periodically, but otherwise it has held up very well. It folds easily and while a little heavy, I’m still able to get it in and out of the car myself. Even his orthopedic doctor commented on the scooter, asking where we got it and saying it was one of the nicest he’s seen. Make sure you also get a cushion for the knee pad as it is a bit hard and can be uncomfortable without one.