Comfortable. Stable. Reliable.
Stay Moving
While we cannot warrant it is suitable for every injury or recovery, if crutches are part of the conversation, it's well worth considering.
Simply rest your injured leg on the padded support and use your other leg to glide yourself along.
Most people find it more comfortable, more stable and far less tiring than crutches.
It's quick to learn and surprisingly fun to use (kids love it).
A Smarter Alternative
Adjustable
Both the handlebar and knee platform adjust to provide a comfortable fit for different users.
Safe & Stable
A four-wheel design offers excellent balance and confident manoeuvrability on everyday surfaces.
Foldable
Folds down quickly for convenient storage in your home or transport in a vehicle.
Durable & Lightweight
Built with a strong steel frame for everyday use while remaining easy to handle and transport.
Buyback Option
After recovery, you can decide if you want to keep the scooter or sell it back to us for up to 60% of the value.
BUY
Purchase you knee scooter.
RECOVER
Use it comfortably during your recovery.
RETURN
Return the scooter within 90 days in good condition.
GET BACK
Get up to 60% of the value back.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the knee scooter work? Is it electric?
No. The scooter is completely manual.
Your injured leg rests comfortably on the padded knee platform while your healthy leg pushes you forward, much like a traditional kick scooter. Steering is done with the handlebars, and the hand brakes help you slow down and stop.
What injuries is it suitable for?
The scooter is commonly used anywhere crutches would normally be considered, particularly for lower leg, foot and ankle injuries that require you to keep weight off the affected leg.
Every injury is different, so always follow the advice of your medical provider.
Can I use it after knee surgery?
Usually, no.
Because your knee rests on the padded platform, many knee operations make this uncomfortable or unsuitable. However, every procedure and recovery plan is different, so your treating medical professional is the best person to advise you.
Can I use it after an amputation?
It depends.
Some people may be able to use a knee scooter during certain stages of recovery, while others may not. This depends entirely on the level of amputation, healing progress and your medical provider's recommendations.
Is it suitable for elderly people?
Many older people use knee scooters successfully.
However, every person's balance, strength and confidence are different. If there are concerns about balance or mobility, speak to your medical provider before use.
Is it suitable for someone with balance problems?
A knee scooter requires the user to balance, steer and brake safely.
If balance is significantly affected, it may not be appropriate. A medical provider can advise whether it is suitable for the individual.
Is it suitable for someone with hip problems?
Possibly, but it depends on the individual.
Using the scooter requires pushing with one leg while standing on the other, so hip strength and mobility play an important role.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, children adapt to knee scooters surprisingly quickly and often enjoy using them.
Suitability depends on the child's height, size, maturity and ability to operate the scooter safely.
Can I use it outdoors?
Yes.
It works well on pavements, smooth pathways, shopping centres and similar hard surfaces. Like any mobility aid, extra care should be taken on uneven, wet or loose ground.
Where are you based?
We operate online and ship, for free, from:
- Somerset West, Western Cape
- Boksburg, Gauteng
Collections and viewings can be arranged by appointment from either location, and we deliver nationwide.