Where to Get a Knee Scooter?
- Edd Siu
October 19, 2021
- People with foot injuries may find it challenging to get around, especially if they have to work and take care of other responsibilities.
For those who are looking for a knee scooter, there's no shortage of options. You can get them at your local durable medical equipment store, buy used from Craigslist and eBay, Amazon, or a knee walker specialty store.
But which is the best place?
In this blog post, we'll cover some of the best places to buy a knee scooter.
What is a knee scooter?
A knee scooter can be a good solution for getting around independently while your foot injury heals. Knee scooters are typically lightweight and foldable so that they are easily transported and stored.
There are different types of knee scooters available on the market, so finding one that suits your needs should not be too hard.
Take a look at our guide: Which Knee Scooter is the Best? Choose the Right One For YouThe benefits of using a knee sco
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If you are dealing with a foot injury, it can be challenging to get around without assistance. A knee scooter is an excellent device for getting around independently on your feet while recovering from a foot injury.
A knee scooter can give you the freedom to go shopping, see friends and family, or simply get around your house without any hassle.
Further reading: Knee scooter customer success storiesTypes of knee scooters.
Generally, there are three types of knee scooters: standard knee scooter, pediatric, and seated.
Which one is best for your needs?
When it comes to standard knee scooters, you can classify them as indoor and outdoor. While any one will do for either environment, some models are better suited than others depending on your needs or wants.
For example, you may want a knee scooter that will make it easy to navigate tight indoor office spaces. Or, you may need an all-terrain one that can glide through concrete and uneven surfaces.
Read more about the differences here: Solid Tires VS. Air-Filled TiresHow much does it cost to buy or rent a knee scooter?
The price of a reliable and well-built knee scooter will range from approximately $175 to $400. The more you invest, the better the build quality and comfortable it becomes with features that can be important to you.
While buying outright is recommended for long-term use—some may benefit by renting one on a weekly basis at just 30 dollars per week. If you rent from us, you get a thoroughly serviced, inspected, sanitized, and reliable knee scooter.
Where to get a knee scooter?
There are many places to buy a knee scooter. But the best place really depends on what your needs are.
If you need something asap because of an emergency, then searching for one at a local medical equipment store may be the best option.
However, if there's ample time left until purchase, then buying online might make more sense. Then, you'll have time to do a bit of research, perhaps try one out, and find the best the suits your needs.
While searching around, you can visit a local durable medical equipment (DME) store. While they are a convenient option if you need one soon, the drawback is that generally, they do not stock the latest and greatest knee scooters.
You can try online and find a used one for sale on Craigslist or eBay—you are very likely to find a cheap one. However, while they may be inexpensive, be mindful since they may not be in optimal condition—which is very important since you want a safe a reliable knee scooter to use.
Next, you can buy them new online at big box stores like Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, etc.
Finally...
If having customer support important to you—someone knowledgable you can chat with, consider buying or renting from a specialty store like Rent A Knee Walker. Aside from free country-wide shipping, we offer local pickup and dropoff if you live in the Orlando area.What are the benefits of purchasing over renting?
This is a question many of our customers come to ask.
Certain factors should be taken into consideration when buying or renting a knee walker.
Read more about it here: Should I Rent Or Buy A Knee Scooter?Will my insurance pay for my knee scooter?
Will your insurance company cover the cost of your knee scooter? Unfortunately, the answer to this question is complicated. It all depends on what type of coverage you have.
You can read more here: Are Knee Scooters Covered By Insurance?Closing thoughts
If you're looking for a knee scooter to help you get around independently while recovering from a foot injury, there's no shortage of options.
The price range varies, and so does the level of quality and customer support offered.
For those interested in having someone knowledgeable they can chat with and have questions answered, consider us at Rent A Knee Walker—shipping is always free (both ways) on knee scooters.
Give us a call at 877-520-3708 if you have any more questions about how your specific needs.
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