Rhythm Knee Walker w/ Shock Absorbers & Tote Bag

The Rhythm Knee Walker is a folding mobility aid designed to support one bent lower leg while the user propels with the unaffected leg.

It may be appropriate for some individuals recovering from foot, ankle, or lower-leg injuries or procedures who have been instructed to limit weight-bearing.

No. Suitability depends on the injury, weight-bearing restrictions, balance, strength, coordination, and treatment plan. Consult a healthcare professional before use.

It may not be appropriate when the injured knee cannot tolerate flexion or pressure. A clinician should determine whether the knee platform is suitable.

The maximum user weight is 300 lbs.

The product weighs approximately 28.5 lbs.

The frame is constructed from steel.

The front wheels are approximately 10 inches in diameter.

The rear wheels are approximately 8 inches in diameter.

The 10-inch front wheels provide stability and help the walker roll over small surface transitions more smoothly.

Yes. Integrated shock absorbers help reduce bumps and vibration during use.

Shock absorbers and larger wheels improve comfort, but the product is not suitable for every surface. Avoid deep gravel, sand, mud, steep slopes, and major obstacles.

Yes, on firm, maintained surfaces within the manufacturer’s operating limits. Use additional caution on cracks, slopes, wet areas, and uneven pavement.

Yes. The knee platform adjusts from approximately 18 to 25 inches high.

Yes. The fore-and-aft position can be adjusted to help support the leg comfortably.

The knee pad measures approximately 12.7 inches long by 6.7 inches wide.

It should support the bent leg comfortably without placing excessive pressure on the injured area. Follow the clinician’s and manufacturer’s fitting instructions.

No. The platform is designed to support the knee and lower leg, not to function as a seat.

Yes. The handle height adjusts from approximately 33.25 to 40 inches.

The handles should allow a comfortable elbow bend while the user stands upright without hunching or raising the shoulders.

The handlebars measure approximately 16.9 inches across.

The listed dimensions are approximately 32.4 to 35.4 inches long by 17.5 inches wide. Height varies with the handle adjustment.

Yes. It includes multi-function hand brakes for slowing, stopping, and parking.

Yes. Lock both brakes and confirm the walker is stable before placing the knee on the platform or stepping away.

Apply both brake levers gradually and evenly. Avoid abrupt braking, especially while turning or traveling downhill.

Brake adjustment may be possible according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Do not use the walker if the brakes feel loose, uneven, or ineffective.

Yes. A detachable fabric tote bag is included for lightweight personal items.

The supplied specifications do not list a capacity. Avoid overloading the bag or placing items where they could interfere with steering.

Avoid hanging heavy bags from the handlebars because they can affect steering and stability. Use the supplied tote within its rated limit.

Yes. The frame folds into a more compact profile for storage and vehicle transportation.

Folded dimensions were not included in the supplied specifications. Confirm them before checking vehicle or storage compatibility.

It fits many vehicle cargo areas when folded, but available space varies. Compare the folded dimensions with the trunk opening before purchase.

No. Store and secure the unoccupied knee walker separately while traveling in a vehicle.

No. Do not ride or roll the knee walker on stairs or escalators.

Only use accessible ramps with a safe slope, dry traction, adequate width, and edge protection. Proceed slowly and follow clinical guidance.

No mobility aid can prevent every fall. Proper fitting, braking technique, suitable footwear, safe surfaces, and adequate balance remain essential.

Inspect the brakes, wheels, steering, shock absorbers, frame, folding mechanism, knee platform, adjustment knobs, and tote bag.

Wipe the frame, knee pad, handlebars, wheels, and bag with compatible cleaning products, then dry all components thoroughly.

Ensure the knee pad is correctly adjusted, change position when permitted, and follow the clinician’s instructions for skin inspection and pressure management.

Possibly, depending on the cast or boot, the injury, and the prescribed weight-bearing status. Obtain approval from the treating healthcare professional.

Yes. A physical therapist, occupational therapist, or mobility professional can help adjust the knee platform and handlebars and teach safe operation.

Verify the user’s height, weight, injured-leg measurements, weight-bearing restrictions, balance ability, folded dimensions, brake setup, and typical operating surfaces.