Southwest Medical
Nova Turning Knee Walker
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Part Number: TKW-12
Price: $399.00 Ea
FEATURES
- Easy Adjustment
- Dual Brake Handles
- Large 8" Wheels
- 300 lb Weight Capacity
- No Tool Adjustment
DESCRIPTION
Nova Turning Knee Walker is ideal for use in place of crutches. Easy to use and effortless to maneuver with dual hand brakes for ease of control. Wide comfortable knee rest accommodates both right or left foot injuries.
Adjustment of knee rest height and handle height requires no tools for adjustment.
Sturdy steel construction provides a 300 lb weight capacity; 8" poly wheels make rolling smooth and easy.
Optional basket allows carrying essentials simple. Fleece pad cover adds additional comfort to the knee pad.
Easy Assembly and Adjustment
Simple assembly and tool free adjustment makes the TKW-12 ideal for users recovering from ankle injuries, fractured foot, Achilles injuries, and other foot related surgeries.
Wider Front Footprint
Wider front footprint helps make steering easier and enhances stability.
Dual Handbrakes
Stops walker anytime user requires. Brakes also lock in place when not moving to provide more stability while just standing.
Compact Folding For Transport
Steering tiller folds down for easier transport and storage.
Thick Contoured Knee Cushion
Contoured knee cushion is adjustable in height without tools.
Thick cushion provides excellent comfort.
DOCUMENTS
REVIEWS RATING:
Total Reviews: 1
Scooter, received from the Veterans Affairs Hospital.
Nova Turning Knee Walker:
The reflector on the right hand break, as you look at it as you’re behind the steering wheel and riding with one knee on the Nova Turning Knee Walker, has fallen out and is now lost, can you send me another reflector for free, since it’s a brand new unit.
I’m a Military Veteran, and I had just recently had right Ankle surgery, in January 2023.
Your product has been working out for me, somewhat. But I’m 6”3, which makes it a little hard to maneuver around with someone who had lower-back surgery years ago and suffers from failed lower-back syndrome ever since that surgery.
Plus, I’ve had bilateral surgeries on my shoulders Left and right, for this two creates more issues, but I try the best I can to keep my back up straight (vertical) and I try as well not to carry too much pressure on the steering wheel, but yet still being safe by keeping my hands firmly on the steering wheel.
I would have given a five star, but for my concerns given above, I’ve given the Nova Turning Knee Walker, a four Star.
Thank you,
Keith