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February 7, 2008 at 2:23 pm by
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MSRP $599.00
Released June, 2009
Pros
- More comfortable than crutches or kneeling
- Folds for easy transport & storage
- Accepts Quick Release Basket
- Large 8" wheels work well in carpet or uneven surfaces
Cons
- Can't be used on stairs
- Limited availability through distributors
Roll-A-Bout Walker
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Voyager Seated Scooter
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MSRP --
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Pros
- You can use your hands.
- Easy to walk in.
- Most cons are easily remedied.
Cons
- May cause your cast to rub your shin raw.
- Cumbersome to take on and off.
- May have to cut the beam with a metal saw and file down the edges with a metal file to adjust if you are short.
Roll-A-Bout Walker
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iWALKFree
MSRP $599.00
Released January, 2008
Pros
- Can be rented online
- Can be folded so it fits on airplane, car, cab, etc.
- Large 8" wheels wor better than smaller ones on carpet or uneven surfaces
Cons
- Not suitable for persons who can't kneel
- expensive
- small wheels, strange design - inefficient and not good on rougher terrain, probably hard on the body
Roll-A-Bout Walker
vs.
Turning Leg Caddy Knee Scooter
MSRP $499.00
Released January, 2007
Pros
- Folds down flat
- Basket a vital necessity. Nice that it's not a costly add on
- Dual brakes
Cons
- Very long (43") & wide (22') makes storage and transport difficult
- Small wheels don't function well in thick carpet or uneven surfaces.
- Some insurances won't reimburse if wheels are < 5"
Roll-A-Bout Walker
vs.
Weil Knee Walker
MSRP $599.00
Released January, 2006
The Rolleraid is a knee scooter (knee walker) used by patients unable to bear wieght on their foot or ankle Key Features & Benefits: Swiveling front wheels Adjusts for paitents 4'10" to 6'4" Basket 20 lbs Single Knee Pad Manufactured by Ehnaced Mobility Systems, Inc of Spokane, WA
Roll-A-Bout Walker
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Rolleraid
Reviews
October 22, 2009
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Pros
- some models turn
- Lightweight and colapseable for non-turining models
Cons
- Very expensive
- Renting thru manf requires >$500 deposit
- Some models dont turn, must hop and skip to turn
- May need tools to adjust for height & side
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Roll, A, Bout, RollA, ABout, RollABout
