KneeRover PRO All Terrain Knä Scooter med Stötdämpare - Silver

Brand:KneeRover

3.4/5

983.13

KneeRover PRO - All Terrain Knee WalkerDen ULTIMATA All Terrain Knee Walker från märket # 1 Knee Walker Upplev MAXIMAL FRIHET och PRESTANDA med All Terrain KneeRover PRO knäskoter - etablerar en ny nivå av hållbarhet och rörelsefrihet för individer som återhämtar sig från en bruten fot , bruten fotled, brutet ben, fotkirurgi, fotledsoperation eller andra underbensskador eller medicinska tillstånd som sår. Revolutionerande, patentsökt ny design har integrerad Shock Technology för maximal åkkomfort i vilken terräng som helst. Dessa knästående All Terrain-rullatorer inomhus och utomhus är ett utmärkt alternativ till kryckor och har off-road-däck med en diameter på 12 tum som är utformade för att enkelt korsa gräs, trottoarer, grus och smuts med otrolig lätthet och smidighet Oavsett om du är hemma, på jobbet, på stigen, eller på stan, Knee Rover Pro medicinsk skoter kommer att hålla dig i rörelse, säkert navigera i vardagen med lätthet och lägga till lite kul på vägen. Specifikationer: Färg: Metallic Silver Produktvikt: 28 pund Vikt Kapacitet: 350 pund Total längd: 36 Styrhöjd Range: 33 till 42 Totalhöjd m/ styret hopfällt och och säte borttaget: 19 Knästöd Höjd Range: 19 - 25 Bred xFront: A.25 Knäskydd: 1x2. Bredd: 20,5 Bakre klämbromsar BEHÖVER DU MER TILLBEHÖR ELLER DELAR TILL DIN KNÄGÅRARE? När du funderar på ett tillbehör eller en del till din knä-rullatorskoter, kolla in hela sortimentet av KneeRover-tillbehör som finns tillgängliga på Amazon - inklusive Knee Walker-ryggsäckar, Sheepette och Memory Foam-knäskydd, mugghållare, LED-strålkastare, korgar.

HEAVY DUTY PRESTANDA: Knee Rover All Terrain väger 30,4 lbs och dess Heavy Duty stålram stöder en viktkapacitet på upp till 350 lbs. Detta mångsidiga alternativ till kryckor är idealiskt för personer som återhämtar sig från en bruten fot, bruten fotled, brutet ben, fotoperation eller fotledsoperation. FULLSTÄNDIGT JUSTERABAR OCH LÄTT ATT FÖRVARA: Alternativet Knee Rover terrängskoterkrycka erbjuder ett justerbart knäskydd och styre och rekommenderas för användare med en höjd av 5'9" till 6'8". Denna knästående rullator fälls också ihop snabbt för enkel transport och kan passa i kompakta bilar. ÖVERLÄGGA STABILITET OCH KONTROLL: KneeRover styrbar knäskoter har en avancerad teknik för dragstångsstyrning för att ge överlägsen stabilitet vid styrning. Den terränggående skoterrullatorn har en beprövad bakre cykelbroms och låsande handbroms för utmärkt kontroll under navigering. Vi rekommenderar en säker gånghastighet på mindre än 3 mph. KOMFORT OCH FRIHET I ALL TERRÄNG: KneeRover PRO är den ursprungliga knäskotern för all terräng som har integrerad stötdämparteknik som ger maximal komfort och rörelsefrihet för att enkelt navigera i ditt hem, arbete och vilken terräng som helst - inklusive gräs, grus, smuts och luckor i trottoarer. DET BEVISADE USA-MÄRKEET: KneeRover har utvecklat innovativa mobilitetslösningar i USA i över 10 år. Våra knäskotrar har hjälpt hundratusentals kunder att återhämta sig säkert med mer rörelsefrihet. Vi är ett familjeorienterat företag baserat i Evans, Georgia, USA - dedikerade till att leverera knäskotrar av högsta kvalitet och ge exceptionell kundservice (via telefon och e-post). Alla våra produkter kommer med 100 % nöjdhetsgaranti och branschens bästa garanti.
Brand KneeRover
Color Metallic Silver
Country of Origin China
Department Unisex-adult
Domestic Shipping Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
International Shipping This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Dimensions LxWxH 35 x 13 x 21 inches
Item model number KneeRover_PRO
Item Weight 28 Pounds
Manufacturer KneeRover
Material Aluminum
Product Dimensions 35 x 13 x 21 inches; 28 Pounds

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Scritto da: Maria Lynn
Long review ahead, TL;DR at the end
UPDATE: 3 years on and this thing is still going strong. Since I've recovered I've lent it out to multiple people and they all loved it. Just to give you an idea, it's been used by me (pictured), a small middle-aged woman, a large man, a young teenage girl, and a woman in her eighties, to name a few. Everything is still in tip-top shape, even the air in the tires, save for a small tear on the knee cushion which was probably caused by someone I lent it to but is no big deal. Original (incredibly detailed) review is below. When I broke my ankle 2 weeks before the trip of a lifetime to Italy and Paris, to say I was bummed would be an understatement. I was determined to go however and after two days on crutches I knew I wouldn't survive on them. The traditional knee scooters have tiny tires which would be no match for the cobblestone streets. A big bulky wheelchair would be inconvenient as we were visiting 4 cities in two weeks so we rented a lighter transport chair (4 small wheels instead of having two big ones on the back so someone must push you as you cannot wheel yourself) but I quickly discovered I REALLY disliked being pushed in the chair. The hunt was on for a durable enough scooter to get me through the rough streets of Italy that I could use independently. Since I thought the wheelchair would be fine initially I didn't look for a scooter right away so I ended up paying for one day shipping on this baby, which arrived the day before we were set to leave for Europe. Yeah don't procrastinate, the one day shipping is incredibly expensive (obviously). With no time to practice on it before the trip and the mixed reviews I was definitely nervous. The part about the instructions being awful is absolutely true. They're quite laughable. Really though, a little common sense and perhaps some experience assembling IKEA furniture and you'll be just fine. There was one little black knob turny thing I could find absolutely no spot or instructions for and I just eventually assumed they send it with the same parts kit as the non-pro and it was to attach the basket. This version came with a backpack instead which is a MILLION times better. YOU NEED TO INFLATE THE TIRES. I read this in another review so I was prepared (friend with an air compressor) but this is very important to note. I, and literally everyone who saw me, was so impressed with this thing. As evidenced by the attached photos I could go almost anywhere, including the Colleseum in Rome! I always had a place to sit while everyone else hunted for a bench. I preferred sitting "side saddle" (additional photo) as opposed to straddling it but ended up doing that occasionally like when on the bus in Paris (very handicap friendly buses in Paris by the way, not so much the metro). I always engaged the parking brake first by squeezing the brake handle and pushing down the silver button on top of it, then sat right down. Just sit right in the middle. Never tipped. On sloped ground just lean slightly. It'll probably just come naturally. (photo) Shopping was easy, everything in the backpack. And much to my family's pleasure, room for their things too such as water bottles and small purchases. (additional photo shopping, watch out for chihuahuas). I used the backpack as my personal item for flights. Laptop and plenty of other things fit just fine. While I'm pretty much an expert at spotting the sidewalk ramps/curb cutouts from a mile away now curbs and even steps of one or two are easy. You can do it two ways: 1. Stand on good leg, pick entire scooter up over curb (bad leg not on scooter at this time, weight supported by good leg), engage brake, hop up on curb and put bad leg back on scooter. Resume zooming along. 2. Put front wheels on curb, engage brake, good leg goes up curb, disengage brake and wheel forward while bringing back wheel onto curb. Bad leg remains on scooter entire time. I probably made that sound complicated but it's really not and I could get up curbs almost as quickly as my able-bodied travel companions. And if I fell a bit behind well I caught up immediately thanks to my wheels. I generally used way #2 but way #1 was better suited for larger curbs and steps. I really never felt unstable. Put your knee at the front of the pad and try to keep your weight forward. Along these lines, let's talk about that knee. For short easy jaunts I found the pad on the scooter sufficient however as you can see in the photos my boot comes to just below my knee so rough roads or long jaunts could get uncomfortable. Since this was a last minute purchase I ended up using my memory foam travel pillow (also seen in photos). I'm sure you can find something to suffice, even a folded towel worked fine until I thought to use my travel pillow. Sharp turns. It just won't happen on this thing. Just pick up the front wheels and pivot on the rear, engaging brake if needed. Or stand on good leg, pick up and turn the whole thing. It's really not that hard and a fair trade off for this beast in my opinion as it's quite obvious from looking at it that it won't take tight corners. Now that I'm home I will tell you that I do NOT use this in my house, nor did I plan to. I have a flight of 15 steps to scale just to get in here from my garage and it's a smaller place. If your main intention is to use this inside your home I say look elsewhere, unless you have some sprawling ground level mansion I suppose. After the trip I now use this to go to work because from my car to the office building is a bit of a jaunt. It's not necessarily easy to get in and out of the car alone on one leg but it's manageable and for me the short struggle is worth the ease of scooting along the sidewalk all the way to work. I have a Buick and put it in the back seat. When I'm at home, around the hotel rooms on the trip, and for quick stops at the store, or even long grocery shopping trips where I need to push a cart I use my iwalk 2.0. Another incredible product, but not for distance which I prefer my scooter. For the trip alone this purchase was worth it to me but it's also been perfect for getting to work and if I'm out and about for longer periods of time. TL;DR - Instructions are terrible but you'll figure it out - You need to inflate the tires to 40 psi - The backpack is amazing and will fit a laptop plus numerous other items, can use pouches on the sides as cup holders - Use parking brake when having a seat or just standing around. To engage squeeze brake handle and push silver button on top of it and to disengage squeeze brake handle again. - Hopping curbs or a couple steps is easy - Keep your weight towards the front - Use a cushion or extra padding for the knee - Pivot on rear wheel for sharp turns - Not recommended for using only "around the house" unless you have a decent amount of space - Everyone will think it's the most awesome knee scooter they have ever seen.
Scritto da: Doc
Great Product, need bike pump
Tore ligaments in my ankle, and crutches were killing me after a day. Decided to get the KR Pro All-Terrain because I Coach and need to be outside a lot. Also good at job sites. Anyway, easy to put together, not that hard. The part that is a pain in the rear honestly is pumping up the tires. Two problems: 1. They aren’t pumped at all 2. Not the easiest to get an air hose on the stems. They should be longer or angled out more. By the way, someone who is injured….why do they need to go through the hassle of pumping tires? Additionally, the size of box this came in, why not just have it folded up and pre-assembled? People buy these because they NEED them right away. Anyway, I’m very happy with this equipment and would recommend it to anyone who needs one. Just keep in mind that you should have a friend come over with a bike pump so they can assemble it for you if you are already injured and not stable on your feet.
Scritto da: TX Randy
Knee Rover vs Drive Scooter Comparison Sorry it's a little long
I have already been using a borrowed Drive knee scooter for a couple of months when I purchased this Scooter. I was attracted by the solid appearing design and the implied "All Terrain" design of the KneeRover (second one I bought). I am a large man 325 lb. and with a broken foot containing extensive external fixation, I was complete non-weight bearing of my left foot. I purchased this scooter so that I could return the borrowed one since it seems that I will still need a scooter for 2-3 more months. I will compare the two scooters so that others can get an idea of which one will best fit their situation. Essentially either scooter gets you mobile and is way way better than being stuck on crutches. The Knee Rover scooter has an overall very strong and solid design it comes essentially assembled and ready, aside from adjusting the seat and handlebar heights, and adding some air to the tire (you must have a means of adding air). This scooter is a little heavier and bulkier than the Drive scooter with made it a little more challenging for my wife to load and unload from the back of our car when we were traveling about. I think that when I am able to do a little weight bearing and can do this for myself that the extra bulk will be less of an issue. You will need to have a reasonable sized trunk to haul this around in. Either scooter has easily folded down handlebars to reduce the height for transport. How’s the ride?? I found KneeRover to be a little more wobbly than the Drive Scooter, and having the shock mechanism under the knee pad, takes a little getting used to since it sinks (more for me than others I'm sure) as you put your full weight onto your kneeling side to move forward rather than just being solid underneath you as the Drive Scooter. Even though it feels wobbly it is actually quite stable and even more stable than the Drive scooter on uncertain terrain like going across a lawn or gravel road, or encountering large surface variations. Both scooters are very risky if you are on terrain that is un-level in the left or right direction. Its important to take any slanted surfaces with as much of a straight on approach as possible, regardless of your scooter. The reason I gave only a four star review was that the stabilizing frame bar that passes between the front and the back on the KneeRover is low to the ground which presents a precarious problem if you are going up or down from a curb or step greater than a few inches in height. The bar will hit an scrap across the front of the step or curb so that the scooter is complete unstable and relying on the rider to stabilize it onto stable ground you almost have to lift it across then hop to get your self back into a riding position (not easy for someone my size). The Drive Scooter has a connecting bar that curve upward between the front and the back so that it doesn’t rub the front of the steps or curbs as you go across making it much more stable for this maneuver. The KneeRover also has a larger turning radius than the Drive, which makes the Drive much easier to negotiate around my house. There are other higher $$ scooters that have a very small turning radius but no matter you are still just making a pivot off of your standing foot and can move the scooter in a circle in whatever direction you want to go by lifting the front slightly and moving in the chosen direction without the big extra cost. I hope this helps in your choosing.
Scritto da: Pete4az
Great Scooter - tweaks to improve
Overall a great scooter. I adjusted the pre-load on the coil shock as I am slightly heavier, but the small handle bars make never felt comfortable for me. I cut off the bars and installed a mountain bike stem and bars trimmed down, but still wider and larger hand grips. Game changer! Enjoying the freedom I get from this and happy as you can be with a broken ankle ????.
Scritto da: F
Regain your mobility
Great for getting around outside, so much easier than crutches or a wheel chair. Simple to assemble, tyres were already inflated. Folds easily for transporting.
Scritto da: Brian MacGillivray
Crazy dangerous rear wheel. It locks up. frees up. locks up
Excellent product except for one huge safety hazard. The rear wheel isn't uniform thickness so under braking it locks up, then no braking then locks up. Talk about crazy dangerous to someone who already has a leg injury. Of course, be careful with your centre of gravity. So, the rear wheel needs a replacement... I'll let you know what the vendor does to fix this.
Scritto da: Jenny
Good quality product
it's perfect. Good quality! I bought it for the person who she has both knee problem. She ride it as support walking bike. Great! It works.
Scritto da: Whistlebritches
A Mercedes knee walker
Great machine, comfortable and easy to use both in and outdoors. Could use a bit softer pad for the knee but additional pads can be purchased elsewhere.
Scritto da: Kristy Keus
Very solid
Very solid construction. Easy to use and very good in all conditions. Turning radius isn't great, but everything else is good.

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