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Seated mobility scooters and walking bikes for people who cannot kneel on a knee scooter or want to take weight off both legs. Free shipping in the continental US.
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Seated scooters and walking bikes.
Not sure what to choose? Read our knee scooter guide or call 855-272-6335.
KneeRover Steerable Seated Scooter Mobility Knee Walker Crutches Alternative in Blue
- Hip, knee and foot/ankle injuries
- Post-operative foot/ankle surgery
- Diabetic foot/toe ulcers
- Neuromuscular problems or stroke
KneeRover Walk Assist - Mobility Freedom Walking Bike in Silver
The KneeRover Walk Assist is the first seated walker enabling you to walk long distances with significantly reduced weight on your injured leg and less pain. Are you recovering from a leg,...
Seated Scooter and Walking Bike Guide
Not everyone can kneel on a knee scooter. If your knee is sore or stiff, your injury is closer to the knee, or kneeling is uncomfortable for long, a seated scooter lets you sit on a padded seat and roll along with your feet instead.
Seated scooter or walking bike?
Things to know
- Non-weight-bearing injuries: if you must keep all weight off one foot, ask your doctor whether a seated scooter is safe for you, since it takes care to keep the injured foot raised while pushing with the other.
- Seat height: set the seat so you can sit with your good foot flat on the floor and your knee slightly bent.
- Comfort: a larger gel padded seat is available for the seated scooter.
- Need more support? A rollator or wheelchair may be a better fit for poor balance or long distances.
Questions? Call us at 855-272-6335, or see our knee scooter guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a seated scooter instead of a knee scooter?
Often, yes, especially if you can't kneel. Ask your doctor first if you have a non-weight-bearing order, because you'll need to keep the injured foot raised while you push with your good foot.
Is a walking bike the same as a seated scooter?
Not quite. A walking bike supports part of your weight on a seat while you walk with both feet. A seated scooter lets you sit and roll, pushing with one or both feet.
Can I pay with an FSA or HSA card?
Yes. We accept FSA and HSA cards at checkout.
Is shipping free?
Yes, shipping is free to the continental United States. Orders to Alaska, Hawaii, US territories and APO addresses pay shipping.