Turning Leg Caddy

If you can't put weight on a foot or ankle because of injury, illness or surgery, a knee scooter may be what you need. Knee scooters are a personal mobility device that's used as an alternative to crutches, traditional walkers and wheelchairs. The Turning Leg Caddy ("TLC?") provides an excellent example of the knee scooter. It is a four-wheeled, steerable kneeling walker which comfortably supports the injured limb and is propelled using the good leg. This device offers mobility to people who cannot use a foot or ankle but want to remain active. Unlike grocery cart style casters which always point down hill and cannot traverse a sloping sidewalk, the TLC? always turns the direction you would like to go! Larger wheels allow you the freedom to move around in just about any environment you can think of with Ease and Stability! TLC's? "Split Knee Seat" makes scooting around more comfortable as it is designed to accommodate the lip of the cast/boot which prevents painful pressure and rubbing. The overall length of the split knee seat is 14 inches to support more of your lower leg, in effect adding to your comfort while scooting. NO lifting, NO hopping, just steer and glide into recovery