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Looking for walking equipment to maintain mobility and independence during recovery? Then you should not miss the Auswheel Mobility Aid for Foot/Ankle Injury Steerable Knee Scooter Walker. It is an excellent crutch alternative, ideal for anyone recovering from an injury or surgery to the foot, ankle, or leg. It features a thick, comfy knee pad that supports either the right or left leg. Plus, the knee pad and handlebars are fully adjustable to meet the desired needs of users of different heights. Lightweight yet durable, it is designed with a maximum load capacity of 150kg.

Key Features
  • Ideal for individuals recovering from injury or surgery to the foot, ankle, or lower leg, as well as below-the-knee amputees
  • The steerable knee scooter is one of the most proven and trusted knee walkers in the industry and an excellent crutch alternative
  • These steerable knee walkers offer an adjustable locking handbrake and rear drum
  • Ideal for indoor and outdoor use, the steerable knee scooter kneeling walker features four 8 inch non-marking rubber wheels, a comfortable 7cm thick contoured knee platform that is left- or right-leg compatible, and a free basket
  • The Steerable Knee Scooter also features handlebars with a quick folding mechanism for easy transport and storage and a dual-ankle design for extreme durability
  • Fully adjustable handlebars and knee platform, this lightweight yet sturdy knee walker offers a robust 150 kg weight capacity and is recommended for individuals with heights of 5' to 6'
  • Frame Material: Iron
  • Knee Pad Material: PU
  • Wheels Material: PVC
  • Bag material: Oxford fabric
  • Seat Height: 44 - 54cm
  • Handle Adjustable Height: 84 - 99cm

Auswheel Mobility Aid for Foot/Ankle Injury Steerable Knee Scooter Walker

CS_365044
ONLINE ONLY
$140

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  • Allow 5+ business days for delivery – depending on your location
  • Leaves warehouse in 1-2 business days