ProTraverce Rollator Walkers
These steerable knee scooters provide a mobile alternative to crutches for those recovering from foot or ankle injuries. The dual braking system ensures controlled movement during recovery
1 walker by ProTraverce
Dual Braking System
The scooter uses a new band brake for reliable stopping.
Comfort Knee Pad
A soft pad supports the leg during injury recovery.
Steerable Front Wheels
The steering mechanism allows for easy navigation indoors.
From this set
The knee pad is very soft and made my recovery much easier than using crutches.
The dual brakes feel very secure when I need to stop on a smooth floor.
I can fold this up easily to put it in the back seat of my car.
Knee Walker Technical Details
This catalog features black knee scooters designed for adults recovering from surgery or broken bones. The units are foldable and include advanced braking for safety.
- Steerable knee walker frame
- Dual band brake system
- Comfortable knee support pad
- Foldable compact design
- Crutch alternative functionality
- Black finish
Recovery Support
These scooters are designed for users with foot surgery, broken feet, or ankle injuries. They serve as a more stable alternative to traditional crutches.
Braking Control
The dual braking system includes a new band brake. This gives the user more control when navigating slopes or stopping quickly.
Compact Storage
The frame is foldable, making it a compact option for transport. It can be tucked away when not in use.
Steering and Mobility
The steerable design allows for better maneuverability than fixed-frame walkers. This is helpful for moving around furniture at home.
ProTraverce Questions
Is this a standard walker?
No, this is a steerable knee scooter used as an alternative to crutches.
What kind of brakes does it have?
It features a dual braking system including a new band brake.
Can the knee scooter be folded?
Yes, the design is foldable and compact for easier storage.
Who is this product for?
It is for adults recovering from foot surgery, broken feet, or ankle injuries.