Enjoycare
Enjoycare Steerable Knee Walker with Shock Absorber – EKR201P
A steerable knee walker: rest your injured leg on the padded platform and push along with your other foot.
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- Delivery and installation Australia-wide
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About this product
This knee walker is for getting around after a foot or ankle injury or surgery. You rest the lower leg on the injured side on a padded knee platform and move forward with your other foot, so the injured foot stays off the ground. It is an alternative to crutches, and your hands and underarms carry less of the load.
You steer with the T-bar handlebar, so you can turn corners and move through everyday spaces with more control. A hand-operated brake lets you slow down and stop, and there is a bell on the handlebar. The contoured knee cushion supports your lower leg, while a built-in spring shock absorber helps soften bumps and vibration as you roll on four 8-inch wheels.
The handlebar has seven height settings and the knee platform has five, from 46.5 to 56.5 cm. The carbon steel frame weighs 9.6 kg and is rated for users up to 100 kg. A removable bag keeps your things within reach, a flip-up footrest at the front supports your foot when you are seated on the platform, and the handlebar stem folds down for storage.
Key features
- Steerable T-bar handlebarTurn the handlebar to steer around corners and through everyday spaces with more control.
- Spring shock absorberHelps soften bumps and vibration as you roll, with a contoured cushion supporting your lower leg.
- Two height adjustmentsSeven handlebar settings, and five knee platform settings from 46.5 to 56.5 cm.
- Hand brake and bellA hand-operated brake controls speed and stopping, and the bell sits on the handlebar.
- Folding handlebar stemFolds down to make the 9.6 kg walker easier to store and transport.
- Bag and flip-up footrestA removable bag carries your essentials, and the front footrest folds out of the way when not needed.
Who it suits
- People recovering from a foot or ankle injury or surgery who need weight kept off that foot
- People who find crutches hard work on the hands and underarms
- Moving around the home and other suitable surfaces during recovery
- Users up to 100 kg who fit a knee platform height of 46.5–56.5 cm
Good to know
- Check the knee platform range (46.5–56.5 cm) and overall height (80.5–101 cm) against the user before ordering.
- The four 8-inch wheels are made for suitable surfaces, so think about the ground on your usual routes.
- Fold the handlebar stem down before lifting the walker into a car. It weighs 9.6 kg.
Questions and answers
About the Steerable Knee Walker with Shock Absorber
What is the weight limit?
The knee walker is rated for users up to 100 kg.
How high do the knee platform and handlebar go?
The knee platform adjusts from 46.5 to 56.5 cm in five positions. The handlebar has seven positions, giving an overall height of 80.5 to 101 cm.
Can I steer it, or does it only go straight?
You can steer it. The T-bar handlebar is steerable, so you can turn corners as you go.
Does it fold for the car?
The handlebar stem folds down, which makes the walker easier to store and transport. It weighs 9.6 kg.
What does the shock absorber do?
A built-in spring helps soften bumps and vibration while you roll, so the ride is smoother for the leg resting on the platform.
Is a knee walker right for my injury?
It is designed for people recovering from foot or ankle injuries or surgery. Your OT, physiotherapist or surgeon can advise whether it suits your recovery and weight-bearing instructions, and how to use it safely.
Ordering and funding
Can I buy this with NDIS funding?
Yes, if your plan funds it. Joy Ours is a registered NDIS provider. We quote and invoice every kind of NDIS plan. For some equipment the NDIS wants an OT’s advice first. Send it with your request and we quote to match.
Can Support at Home, DVA or TAC pay for it?
It can. We quote through your Support at Home provider. We also quote for TAC, DVA, insurers and private buyers. The provider or scheme decides what it pays for, so check with them before you order.
How do I get a price?
Add it to your price request on this page, or call us. We confirm the price, stock and delivery before you pay. The quote appears in your customer portal.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Visit our showroom in Mount Waverley (Melbourne) or Edwardstown (Adelaide) by appointment. You can also try selected equipment at home. Ask us about this item.
Do you deliver and set it up?
Yes. We deliver Australia-wide. We set up larger equipment and show you how to use it.
