When having a bad leg or recovering from a foot fracture, you can’t afford to let the affected part bear your bodyweight. For this, you need to either take full rest or use a good quality walking aid suitable to your specific condition and strong enough to support full body weight without strain. If this is the case for you, nothing beats hi-tech knee walkers at WalkerNowAndRollator, when it comes to taking the entire pressure off your leg or foot.

2. • Wear a non-slip shoe on your non-injured foot.
• Periodically check to make sure clamps, pins,
bolts, etc. are not loose or missing.
• Do not use under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Use caution when changing surface levels.
• Avoid sharp turns.
• Control speed while going down sloped surfaces.

3. • Ruptured Achilles tendons
• Lower leg injuries
• Broken foot
• Broken or sprained ankles
• Below the knee amputations
• Rheumatic feet
• Bunions

4. • Knee Scooter make’s it so much easier to get
around.
• It's easier to take all weight off of your
injured foot or ankle.
• Knee walkers make it easier to get in and out
of the shower.
• It's easier to isolate your injured foot or
ankle with a Knee Walker

5. • Easy to use
• Steerable for easy maneuvering in small spaces
• Dual hand brakes that can be locked on to prevent
rolling
• Knee support doubles as seat and also foot stool
when at rest
• Folds up in seconds for transport or easy storage
• Free up hands allow you to continue your daily
schedule.

6. • The Patient should keep his injured Knee on the
Padded Seat
• The Patient should propel the knee walker by the
able foot.
• To steer the Knee walker the user takes one step
forward with the good leg
• The Brakes on a Knee walker are meant to be
used sparingly; patient should at all times be
able to stop the knee walker with their able foot.

7. • Comfort
• Guaranteed
Satisfaction
• No Wasting Money
• Steering capabilities
• Portability
• Storage Capabilities