Knee Scooter Rental

Weekly Rental + Crutches You Pay: $105 Save $69 when you bundle! Monthly Rental + Crutches You Pay: $170 Save $69 when you bundle! If you've had foot or ankle surgery — or you're dealing with a stress fracture, a bad sprain, or an Achilles injury — your doctor has probably told you to stay completely off that leg. Crutches work, but they wear you out fast. Your arms ache, carrying anything is nearly impossible, and navigating your own house becomes an event. A knee scooter is a much easier way to get through that kind of recovery. You rest your injured leg on a padded knee platform, push off with your good leg, and steer with handlebars — hands free, upright, and moving at a normal pace. Most people who switch from crutches to a knee scooter wonder why they didn't do it sooner. We rent Medline knee scooters right here in St. George. You can have one delivered to you for a $25 delivery fee, or pick it up at our office on Industrial Rd. Either way, we'll make sure it's adjusted to fit you before you leave or before we leave your door.

Rental Rates

	Weekly Rental	Monthly Rental
Knee scooter only	$35 / week	$100 / month
Knee scooter + Crutches bundle	$105 / week (save $69)	$170 / month (save $69)
Delivery to your door	$25 one-time fee	$25 one-time fee
Pickup at our office	Free	Free

Some recoveries call for both — a knee scooter for getting around the house and out in the world, and crutches for situations where the scooter won't fit (stairs, uneven ground). We can rent you both together for $105/week or $170/month, saving you $69 off the individual prices. The scooter comes back to us; the crutches are yours to keep. What We Rent — Medline Knee Scooter We use Medline knee scooters — the same brand you'll see in hospitals, physical therapy clinics, and surgical recovery centers. They're built for everyday use during recovery, and they hold up well. Here's what's on ours: Feature Details: Knee rest Padded platform that supports your lower leg and keeps your foot elevated — adjusts in height to fit different leg lengthsHandlebars Adjustable height — raise or lower them to fit your height so you're not hunching over or reaching upFront basket Built-in wire basket at the front — carry your phone, a water bottle, medication, a small bag — things you can't carry on crutchesWheels Four wheels with smooth-rolling casters — stable on hardwood, tile, carpet, and smooth outdoor surfacesBrakes Hand brakes on the handlebars — squeeze to stop, same as a bicycleFrame Sturdy steel construction — handles daily use without wobbling or flexing Before we send you off with it — whether you pick it up or we deliver it — we'll adjust the knee rest and handlebars to fit your height. It takes about two minutes and makes a significant difference in comfort and stability. Knee Scooter vs. Crutches — Which Is Right for You? Both work for non-weight bearing recovery. The right choice depends on your situation. Here's an honest comparison:

	Knee Scooter	Crutches
Upper body strain	None — legs do the work	Significant — arms, shoulders, wrists
Hands free	Yes — when stopped	No — both hands always on grips
Speed and endurance	Faster, less tiring over distance	Slower, more exhausting over distance
Stairs	Cannot use on stairs	Can navigate stairs with practice
Tight spaces	Needs more room to maneuver	More nimble in very tight areas
Outdoor terrain	Smooth surfaces only	Usable on most terrain
Carrying things	Front basket included	Nearly impossible without a bag
Learning curve	Minimal — most people are comfortable immediately	Takes a few days, especially on stairs

If you have stairs in your home that you absolutely have to use every day, you'll need crutches for at least that part of your day. A lot of people rent the scooter and keep a pair of crutches on hand for stairs — that's exactly why we offer the bundle deal.

Who Typically Rents a Knee Scooter

Knee scooters are specifically designed for lower leg, foot, and ankle injuries where you need to stay completely off one leg. The most common situations we see:

Foot and ankle surgery — bunionectomy, ankle reconstruction, Lisfranc repair, and similar procedures that require full non-weight bearing for several weeks
Achilles tendon repair — Achilles injuries have some of the longest non-weight bearing recovery periods, and a knee scooter makes that stretch much more livable
Stress fractures in the foot — often requires 4–8 weeks completely off the foot; a scooter turns that from miserable to manageable
Severe ankle sprains — grade 3 sprains can require weeks of non-weight bearing, especially if a fracture is also involved
Plantar fasciitis surgery — less common, but when surgery is required, recovery is non-weight bearing for several weeks
Anyone who tried crutches and gave up — if you've already been on crutches for a few days and your arms, wrists, or armpits are wrecked, a knee scooter is a game changer

Delivery or Pickup

We'll Bring It to You — $25 Delivery Fee

Fresh out of surgery, you probably can't drive and shouldn't be loading a scooter into a car anyway. We'll bring it to your door and get it adjusted before we leave. The $25 covers drop-off and pickup at the end — no additional charge when your rental is done. We deliver to St. George and the surrounding area, including Washington City, Hurricane, Santa Clara, Ivins, and La Vereda. We also serve Cedar City and the Mesquite, NV area.

Pick It Up at Our Office — Free

If you can get out, you're welcome to pick it up at 825 Industrial Rd, St. George, UT 84770. Call ahead so we can have it adjusted and ready when you arrive. We rent Medline standard knee scooters. They have an adjustable padded knee rest, adjustable handlebars, hand brakes, and a front basket. Before you leave with it — or before we leave your door — we'll adjust the knee rest and handlebar height to fit you properly.For most people recovering from foot or ankle surgery, yes — significantly. A knee scooter takes all the weight off your arms and shoulders, lets you move faster and longer without fatigue, and gives you the front basket to carry things. The main limitation is stairs — a scooter can't do stairs, so if you have stairs in your home that you can't avoid, you'll need crutches for that part. That's why we offer a bundle deal with both.No — knee scooters don't work on stairs. If your home has stairs you need to use every day, you'll want crutches for that. A lot of people rent the knee scooter and keep a pair of crutches just for the stairs. Our bundle deal (scooter + crutches together) is $105/week or $170/month, which saves you $69 off renting them separately.We charge a flat $25 delivery fee, which covers both drop-off at the start of your rental and pickup when you're done. We'll bring the scooter to your home and adjust the knee rest and handlebars before we leave. No additional charge at pickup.Yes, pickup is free. We're at 825 Industrial Rd, St. George, UT 84770. Just call ahead so we can have it ready and adjusted for your height when you arrive.Just let us know before your rental period ends and we'll extend it at the same rate — no penalties, no hassle. Recovery timelines change, and we get that.We don't deliver to cities more than 15 miles from St George at this time.Knee scooters are for lower leg, foot, and ankle injuries that require you to stay completely off one leg. The most common uses are foot and ankle surgery recovery, Achilles tendon repair, stress fractures in the foot, and severe ankle sprains. If your doctor said 'non-weight bearing,' a knee scooter is almost certainly an option worth asking about.

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