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Roller Foot
Released January, 2009
The Pros:A true hands free knee scooter unlike all others. The most compact size and the lightest weight possible. Easy to fit in the car front seat.
The Cons:Only available from manufacturer. Since you a strapped in, if you start to loose you balance or fall there is no quick way to remove it. Incredibly expensive at $75 a week - $300 a month - not able to be purchased.
Roller Foot is an alternative to crutches for those unable to bear weight on their foot or ankle.
Key Features & Benefits
Only available for rent thru manufacturer
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Pros & Cons
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A true hands free knee scooter unlike all others.
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The most compact size and the lightest weight possible.
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Easy to fit in the car front seat.
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Best looking knee scooter! All others have that ridiculous, pathetic basket.
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You steer with your leg, no stupid handle bar to clench to with both hands like all other scooters have.
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On RollerFoot one can easily push a shopping cart in front of oneself. Can't do that on any other scooter.
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Strapping in makes RollerFoot a part of your leg and easy to maneuver, allows you to get over obstacles several inches high.
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Only available from manufacturer
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Since you a strapped in, if you start to loose you balance or fall there is no quick way to remove it
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Incredibly expensive at $75 a week - $300 a month - not able to be purchased
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Small wheels stop quickly on cracks, uneven surface, and do not work on thick carpet
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Caster type wheels allow you leg to move away from the center line of your body - doing the "spits" potentially failing or causing injure
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Can flip backwards causing you to go full weight bearing on injured foot
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