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What is a StrideOn?
The StrideOn Knee Walkers are the alternative to crutches for non-weight bearing injuries below the knee.
The StrideOn knee walker differs from all others because of its unique 5 wheel configuration and its patented 90 degree turning circle, making it the most sturdy stable and manoeuvrable knee walker anywhere.
- It is easy to use you just need a gentle scooting motion to propel yourself forwards or backwards.
- Excellent 90 degree turning circle which means less effort for you in tight spaces.
- Less energy used than other forms of support (see the published paper conducted by the NHS). View Full report here.
- Deep filled contoured knee pad keeps your injured leg fully supported 100% of the time.
- Its double folding action means it takes up less space when stored than most other knee walkers.
- The detachable basket is great for carrying your essentials
- It is ergonomic and lightweight
- No tools required for assembly
- Clinicians and our customers tell us it is a fantastic product, who are we to argue!
The Orthomate with its unique wide pneumatic tyres provides a smoother ride over uneven surfaces and is fantastic for indoor and outdoor use.
- Easy to operate
- Fully steerable
- Has a deep filled contoured knee pad for comfort
- Comes with detachable basket
- Steering tiller folds to allow easy storage
- No tools required for assembly
Most people who try crutches soon realise how difficult they are to use and how stressful using them can be on their body, in particular, back and arms. In the past, people undergoing foot or ankle surgery had no choice but to stay on bed rest and limit their movement during rehabilitation. Today with the unique StrideOn Knee Scooters you can maintain your independence at a most difficult time and improve the time it takes to recover. Many of our customers tell us not to underestimate the StrideOn knee walkers’ positive impact on their mental wellbeing during recovery.
