Vive Mobility All Terrain Knee Scooter Walker for Foot Injuries - Adult

Very sturdy. I had a no load bearing injury and used this at max weight capacity+ for 3 months straight and it held up very well. Easy to assemble and fold for transport. The bag was also very useful. Was mostly used over concrete and carpet and was able to move with ease. I lost some of the hubcaps and valve stem covers, but those were mostly just for asthetics so no big deal. Towards the end of use i did find myself filling the tires maybe once every 2 weeks, but remember, i was using it at capacity. The price made it worthwhile since i would have paid the same for a rental. Im 5’8” and felt it may have been a little high at first, but I had gotten used to it. I do wish that maybe the seat angle could have been adjustable instead of fixed. I also bought the gel cushion, but it made it more slippery and uncomfortable for me.

I got this for after heel surgery. I figured I would mostly use it here and there and rely on my crutches. Boy was I wrong. I’m so unstable on my crutches I fell 3 times just trying to get into the house! I have been on the knee scooter ever since. Makes everything so much easier. I do recommend getting one that has a bag in front as it makes moving things around a lot easier. The knee pad itself is ok, I appreciate what it does having designed divots in it helps stabilize your knee but it does make it all a bit harder. The brakes are super responsive and sturdy. As an almost 300 pound person, I was concerned about falling off other knee scooters. Not even a concern with this. Relatively easy to assemble. Definitely practice before major use though. Takes a few tries to get comfortable with it. I got the all terrain beefier tires as I live on dirty road and it January and quite snowy. It handles rough terrain pretty well. Being bone weight bearing right now and having some pretty big tire indentations from the cars mixed with ice I was glad my husband was there to help. The turning radius it pretty good. I do have some spots where I have to drag it or work do 7 point turns. But my house is small and tight so honestly it does a great job. Never felt like I was going to fall of it. It’s larger than I thought I was hoping it could fit in a stair as I have 2 I have to get up or down to get out and in the house sadly it’s to large for this. But I do sturdy that I feel this is a good compromise. Definitely feel better using it without the worry of falling off. The handlebars fold down which made it fit in my husbands small suv well, probably would fit in a compact car. Won’t fit in a smart car (moms car). I would recommend practicing this once or twice especially if you have an inpatient husband like mine :)

I broke my ankle and found I needed something other than crutches. So I began looking at scooters. This one really caught my eye for multiple reasons. One is its weight capacity. I weigh around 280lbs and wanted a high weight capacity scooter. I also noticed several comments about the scooter being too tall. Well, that was music to my ears, as I’m 6’6” tall. When the scooter arrived, I was very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. No tools needed. The handlebars and seat height were easy to adjust. I like the large, pneumatic tires. They allow it to easily roll over gravel or other debris that might cause smaller, hard plastic wheels to suddenly stop and cause a fall. The tires came fully inflated. I’ve used it several days and have noticed no need to add any air. I have found that it takes a lot of room to make turns. I suspect that if the front wheels were allowed to turn any sharper it would affect the scooter’s stability. Speaking of stability, I find this scooter to be very stable which adds to the safety factor. The knee pad is just okay as comfort goes. I did purchase the optional pad cushion, which for me was really needed. I deducted one star because this. I do like the choice of colors. I chose the blue option, as I thought it looked best. Overall, especially if you’re tall and heavy, this is the scooter to get.

I am a stocky 205 pound man, and I am very happy with the product. It is beefy enough for me to roll around the gravel with a little effort. Overall pleased with the ease of setup, and quality. It is a bit unstable on the slightest of side hill use, but that is the trade-off with it being narrow enough to get through a doorway. Overall pleased with the sturdyness and ease of folding.

I never write reviews but this has been a LIFESAVER!!! I (female, 5’5”/late 50’s) broke my ankle in 2 places mid-May and have been non-weight bearing for 6 weeks. I purchased a different scooter for ~$159 from Amazon (5/20) and it was great until a plastic piece on one of the wheels broke in week 4! I got nervous about it fully breaking and losing all the recovery ground I’d made. Amazon ok’d me to return the other one (!) and purchased THIS much better scooter!! I was desperate to get this new scooter asap and was able to text the company to request expedited shipping and they said 2-4 days was included in the price. For my order I got it in TWO DAYS!! The nubby tires are much more stable going over driveway gravel, rocks, sidewalk bumps, and inside floor thresholds (old house) etc. These tires are also squishier so the ride is MUCH smoother and I thought the curved knee pad might be bothersome but you can adjust your knee easily even with a cast that comes right up to your knee. The better construction of this scooter is worth the extra money and piece of mind! While I liked the disc brake action on the other scooter better vs this one, there are two mental pieces that grab the tires, which works just fine going up/down slight grades. The construction of this is perfect for large men too because the knee part and handles can go much higher. Because I am 5’5”, I might ask my husband to adapt the lowest knee setting maybe an inch lower, but after three days on it I am getting better - it’s just as easy to bend a bit to zip along (really minor point, but good note for women). It’s rugged and solid - - which I need for living on a farm with a gravel driveway and uneven grass. It’s also great across bumpy and asphalt parking lots if your husband takes you to lunch! There’s a simple lever to flip to have the handle bars bend down to go into a car trunk. And, the carrying bag is a great size - fits everything for a run to Walmart, etc. I was optimistic about my getting my cast off and put a pair of sneakers in the bag (not needed because I got a walking cast). The freedom the scooter gives you really helps your mental and keeps the muscles working. Remain positive - you will get through this recovery phase!!!

He loves it. Very helpful after his ankle surgery to get around as needed until after his doctor checkup last week on Thursday 9th. Especially getting around in Kroger, Walmart and any long distance from parking lot. Assembly was easy. Very stable and smooth riding. Breaks works wonderfully. Easy to put in car. Appearance is great. Doctors office someone commenting his looks very sturdy and smooth riding. Assemble easy.

I have been through a lot of foot/ankle procedures over the last 10 years and have another in the near future. My original Knee Rover (original version, not all-terrain) needed a new knee pad and new brakes so I decided to buy two new ones: one for home and one for the car so I wouldn’t have to drag the one back and forth. I bought this Vive scooter as well as a Knee Rover all terrain with honeycomb tires. Having tried all three I definitely have thoughts. The Vive scooter is by far the easiest to put together and the pneumatic tires offer the most cushioning—definitely important. I also love the soft attached bag. My original Knee Rover had the metal basket and while I loved being able to but things in it l, it definitely got in the way, especially for things like cooking. For those reasons the Vive is almost a clear winner but has two major problems. The biggest is that even the lowest knee pad setting is too high for me at 5’6”, which is not short for a woman. It will not be a big deal with some thick-soled running shoes but it’s definitely a no-go to use barefoot or with slippers—which is what I wear in the house. The handlebar needs to be able to be adjusted just a tad lower as well. So with those drawbacks, it was an easy choice to designate this Vive scooter as the car scooter and use the new Knee Rover in the house. It also helps that the Vive is a tiny bit lighter as well and will be easier to take in and out of the SUV. It’s super stable and easy to navigate. I also love that it has the two locks for the brakes as compared to the Knee Rover’s one—making it a lot safer to navigate on and off of. So, bottom line is that it’s great—if you are a tallish person. Update: this knee scooter is the worst!!! Tired to use it to actually go some distance rather than the 10-20 foot increments I had been using it for. The high knee placement made it virtually impossible to use. I was panting, in pain and having to stop every 3 minutes. Do not buy

The product is ok. But it has one very big issue! The mechanism to raise and lower the handle is very hard to use . Plug after not to long the whole mechanism screws, washer, spring , nut and all flew out of the scooter. I had no way to put down the handle I was stranded at my drs. My mom had to figure out how to get her seat down let alone trying to get it in her suv was very hard. I had this same problem with another scooter I had it’s the same mechanism to put down the handle as my old one and the same thing happened except it flung out all the parts from the vibration of her SUV while she was taking my some where. Now I don’t have any idea what to do because I have places I have to go and no knee scooter to help me out. I got this one because it’s all terrain. I paid more too. So now I’m stuck.

Absolutely fantastic product. Well designed, solid, comfortable, almost ready to use straight out of the box. Have being using crutches for the last few months, and they are hard work especially over long distances. This scooter requires much less effort, allows travel over longer distances and with reduced chance of falling. Travels easily over gravel, grass and bumpy tarmac. Folds down easily to fit into the back of a car. I would recommend this to anyone with foot, ankle or leg problems

A week of using crutches into 6 weeks of non weight bearing due to an open fibula fracture and I was fed up so thought this would be easier. It’s been life changing so far. I can now use my hands to carry things in and I can get around the house much faster. It’s very sturdy and dead easy to build. I went to hospital for my stitches removal on it and everyone I met asked me where I had bought it from. Worth every penny.

Very easy to assemble, one push-in fastening and three chunky knobbed bolts, no tools needed. Adjustable for height, robust and stable in use. Sensible lock-on brakes. Useful bag for handlebar stem provided but I have replaced that with a solid wire basket from an old mobility buggy which enables carrying food and drink in suitable containers. When sitting, the transverse depression in the knee trough allows the aid to be used as a rest to elevate a leg.

I am thrilled with this purchase, I have managed to attend a 3 day conference and comfortably make my way round the hotel and conference centre, faster than most of those walking! Back at home it helps me quickly get around inside and out. I wish the black had been available but being pink hasn't affected the performance!! It can be hard on the kneeling leg muscles if doing a long distance but, although not recommended to ride sitting down, with the brake on it is perfectly sturdy to sit and catch your breath or take the weight of your feet whilst out and about. I would highly recommend this scooter.

This is an absolute godsend, I fractured by lower right leg, had it repaired with lots of pins and screws. Also fractured metarsals in left foot. This item is my freedom, I can get to the loo and no bedpan. They gave me crutches but fell over 4 times with them. I also purchased the sheepskin knee seat, really useful. The turning circle is not great, you have to be careful going over obstacles as it can become unstable. If you have a lower leg injury buy yourself this item. It gives you back some dignity, they should give them out in the NHS, this item is so much safer. Thank you so much to whoever invented this, I think you have stopped worse re accidents happening as well as saving my ego and mental health.