Does the Kneerover fold down?

Does the Kneerover fold down?

Do your knee walkers fold up for travel & fit in a car? All of our models easily fold up by lowering the steering column. The seat can also be removed and reattached underneath the walker in order to “fold up” in the most compact position possible.

How do you adjust a drive knee scooter?

To adjust the seat height, turn the adjustment knob located under seat counterclockwise until free of frame. Set seat to desired height and return adjustment knob. Turn clockwise to tighten. To fold the tiller down, pull the bottom lock lever away from the knee walker until the lock is disengaged.

What height should a knee scooter be?

Properly fitting your knee scooter to you: Adjust the height of the knee rest so the knee is at 90 degrees, the knee should not be acutely bent. Adjust height of hand rest to fall around the height of the belly button or waist. The scooter should have 4 wheels, the wider their separation the better for stability.

How can I make my knee scooter more comfortable?

If you are looking for extra comfort, consider purchasing a knee pad cover instead of using something like a towel on your scooter’s knee rest. A cover on the knee pad can provide extra comfort, circulate air around your leg, and prevent your leg from sticking to the pad.

Does a knee scooter have brakes?

For safety, the knee walker brake is designed to slow you down; it will not bring you to a complete stop abruptly. To reduce your speed, give the brake handle a few gradual squeezes as needed. If you want to come to a complete stop, gradually squeeze the brake and use your striding foot to come to a full stop.

Can you do stairs on a knee scooter?

We recommend renting or purchasing two knee scooters, leave one on the first floor, and the second upstairs. 3. Use an iWalk in conjunction with a knee scooter so you can navigate stairs as needed. Although, this is not always practical as the iWalk can take some time to put on and off.

Can knee scooter hurt the knee?

However, like all new breakthrough treatments, knee scooters have shown certain challenges and risks that are now posted on the internet. Among these problems are knee pain, discomfort with immobilizing devices and hazards of falling off the scooter.

Who should not use a knee scooter?

if you have had knee or hip surgery. This device is designed for injury to the lower extremity–foot or ankle. If you think you could benefit from one and have had knee or hip surgery make sure you ask your doctor first!

What is the difference between a knee walker and a knee scooter?

The terms knee scooter and knee walker are interchangeable terms used to refer to the same device. The term knee scooter is the one most commonly used, followed by the term knee walker. But they both refer to the exact same mobility aid device.

Can you take a knee scooter on a plane?

As knee scooters are considered medical equipment, they are treated in the same manner as wheelchairs and walkers. You are allowed to take them to the gate and then a flight attendant can assist you to your seat if needed. And again since it’s medical equipment, there are no additional baggage fees or costs.