Drive Medical DV8 Aluminum Steerable Knee Walker Crutch Alternative

Relieve pain and significantly increase mobility following foot surgery, lower leg breaks, sprains, amputation and foot ulcers with the Drive Medical DV8 Steerable Knee Walker. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, the sturdy aluminum steering column ensures stability and durability, while the hand-operated, deluxe dual-braking back wheel system provides the ultimate sense of security.

Categories: Walkers

$142.00Amazon.com Price
(as of January 8, 2018 12:24 am GMT+0000 - Details)

Added on: January 8, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews


Product Description


Relieve pain and significantly increase mobility following foot surgery, lower leg breaks, sprains, amputation and foot ulcers with the Drive Medical DV8 Steerable Knee Walker. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, the sturdy aluminum steering column ensures stability and durability, while the hand-operated, deluxe dual-braking back wheel system provides the ultimate sense of security. The thick knee pad is crafted with channel-style indents to cradle your leg like a comfortable cushion, offering unparalleled support compared to stiff crutches. Fully maneuverable front wheels create a consistently smooth riding experience. Tool-free height and left/right leg adjustments make customization simple, while lightweight design and foldable steering column make transportation easy for all-day use.

Product Features

  • Ideal for individuals recovering from foot surgery, breaks, sprains, amputation, and ulcers of the foot
  • Knee walker can be steered for increased maneuverability; steering column folds for storage
  • Leg pad with “channel” provides added stability and comfort
  • Tool-free height adjustment of seat and handle
  • Handle Height: 33″-37.5″; Knee Pad Dimensions: 14.25″(L) x 7.25″(W) x 17.5″-21.5″(H); Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
  • Caster Wheels- 8 inches
Tic-Toc says:

I cannot live without my knee walker! About 4 weeks ago, I had foot/ankle surgery. This surgery involves no weight bearing for 8-16 weeks. Needless to say I was really concerned how I would continue to work and maintain some kind of active lifestyle using crutches or a traditional walker. I was pathetic and scary on a crutches and possibly would have broken another appendage. A traditional walker makes you hop on what is left of your good foot and so it also not practical. I asked my doctor, prior to surgery about the knee walker…

Whidbey Island Travelers says:

Great for indoor use and some outdoor use I purchased this knee scooter about 3 months ago, in anticipation of foot surgery. I wanted to use it for several weeks before writing the review. This review will also compare this type of knee scooter to those that do not have adjustable steering. For my previous foot surgery I had used one of that type. I thought it might be useful to you to have a comparison from someone who has used both types. 

Mina A Yindra says:

I love it- almost! I waited until I had been using this for weeks, to make my review as accurate as possible. Now that my scooter and I have become intimate friends , here is what I’ve found: 

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