4 stars because my wife loves it. Great alternative to crutches. She uses it at work, used it over the weekend in Vegas and uses it around the house. It's not the easiest to travel with, a hatch back is probably the best to make that easier as my wife can load in the Prius but even I struggle to put it in the backseat of my truck. It doesn't fold so easily at all and that's why I took a star. I also added seat padding and a cup holder to make it more comfy. Looks good and is fairly sturdy. There are brands with shocks and off road wheels, but this suffices for most things and looks good and comes at a fair price.

This has been great for me. It was easy to assemble and has been so much better than crutches to get around. Makes a good leg prop when sitting down (especywhen dining out).
I like the contour of the seat. It has just enough to help guide your knee/leg from falling off but not as extreme as some others.
It is not all terrain so you have to be careful over uneven surfaces but its unbeatable for the price.
The only criticism I have is it developed a squeak in the rear. While it lost its stealth it hasn't seemed to affect performance.

This knee walker was truly an awesome alternative to crutches. I have been using it for 3 months. It has been to Europe and back and 1/2 way across the country and on an Alaskan cruise with me. if I had known that I would have been on it so long I would have looked for one with soft tires as this would have been much easier in Europe with so many cobble stone and uneven streets. It was worth the money and I am sure that I will get most of my money back out of it. I absolutely loved it!

I'm giving this five stars because really it is a lifesaver, but there are a few things that you need to know.

One, make sure you buy the cushioned knee cover for this. It is uncomfortable if you don't have the cushioned cover . A lot of them are just covers with no cushion, so it might make it fuzzy but it sure doesn't make it comfortable. Spend the $15 and get the cushion too .

Two, I have a tendenc,y when going around corners, to roll over the toes on my one good foot with the back wheels . So just be careful if you have tight corners in your house to watch the toes on your good foot . This has nothing to do with the design of the scooter, and more to do with just having to make take turns.

Three, this does not have a good turn ratio. So you will find yourself doing a lot of three-point terms, six-point turns, nine-point turns, to get where you need to be. That said it is a pretty light scooter and so if you have any upper body strength you can just move it to the position it needs to be.

I know those also like negative things, but really they aren't. The scooter is just a fantastic thing and after having tried a cane, then crutches, then one of those little doctor chairs stools with the wheel, to trying get around the house, somebody told me about these, which I'd never heard of before , and so I ordered one and I absolutely love it . I don't know how I existed for almost 2 weeks without it after surgery.

Very well worth the money and it's extremely easy to travel with. I have a small to midsize sedan and it fits right in the backseat with ease. Great product.

It does fold up, but not very travel friendly. Heavy, takes some time to take apart and reinstall. Great Around the home. Is very sturdy. Quiet rolling. Brakes and parking brake works well.

Only 1 issue if you can call it that- 2 of the wheels are deformed( bent and wiggle while driving it) great for hard surfaces. Not sure how well it would do in grass( etc)

But heck, it sure beats crutches