KneeRover All Terrain Fusion Patented Knee Scooter with 4 Wheel Steering - Knee Walker for Adults for Foot Surgery, Broken Ankle, Foot Injuries - Heavy Duty Knee Rover Scooter for Broken Foot

I did tons of research before buying this scooter. Trust me when I say stop deliberating and just buy it. I had a used one I bought locally for keeping upstairs, the difference in quality was night and day. The sturdiness, maneuverability, braking, and balance are top notch. Worth every single penny.

I'm so impressed with how sturdy and well built this knee scooter is. To start the wheels are quite large, so you get more traction on less smooth surfaces. I am able to roll through my yard with this scooter compared to the other one I had rented, which could only handle smooth pavement. Even tiny bumps in the driveway presented an issue with the rented scooter, while this one is able to roll right over rogue pieces of gravel that get in the way, grass, etc. Second, the whole frame of this scooter is larger, and feels more supportive. The rented scooter felt more like I was rolling around on one of those tiny recreational kid's scooters you see people on with a small board and frame. But this scooter feels like it's made to last. The hand break works well and there's ample cushion for the knee. Very comfortable and easy to use.

I have both the regular version, and the All Terrain version of this scooter. I prefer the All Terrain, as it's much more versatile, but, it really depends on your situation. You will get a lot more mobility options with All Terrain, but you also get a slightly heavier scooter, and bigger wheels that can be harder to navigate indoors. Both of my scooters from this brand are top notch... honestly, probably the best knee scooters I've encountered. They are both a bit heavy, but also incredibly well made and durable.

I suffered a real serious left knee injury several years ago and despite several surgeries it's only gotten worse over the years. Getting around with a cane over long distances was becoming more and more difficult so I considered getting something like a stand up scooter. In my search I came across the KneeRover All Terrain Fusion Knee Scooter and it seemed to be a better option. The scooter is really sturdy and stable. With the 12 inch front air filled tires and 9 inch air filled tires the scooter is easy to push along than the small solid tires on a more traditional stand up scooter. Even across rough terrain it's pretty easy to push myself along. Steering is done with handlebars that's connected to all 4 tires making cornering and turning easy. In fact the unit has a really tight turn radius. Both rear tires have disc brakes that are activated by a brake leaver on the handlebars. The brake lever can be locked into place so you don't have to hold it if you're going to be in one place for a prolonged period of time. The knee rest height is adjustable for a perfect and comfortable position. When not using the knee scooter the handlebars fold back flush against the scooter allowing it to be stored in a trunk or in a closet taking up as little space as possible. I've been using it for a while now and I am convinced it was a better choice than a stand up scooter..