Knee Glider for Knee Replacement Recovery ，Recovery Aids for Knee Exercises， Portable Knee Strengthening and Rehabilitation Tool

Great item for after knee surgery. Works well on carpet and wood floor.

I used this after my Total Knee Replacement and it truly helps increasing the degree of flexion.

I don't have a knee injury, but I'm rehabbing the muscles on the insides of my thighs. I have regular flat-bottom gliders but I wanted something that moved more easily. When I saw this I decided to give it a shot. It arrived in a nice box and includes the glider with two pieces of rope. The wheels are metal. They do glide on hard surfaces but they scratched my wood paneling. On carpet there's a lot of resistance so it doesn't exactly glide; this resistance may benefit certain exercises, but for me it's an annoyance. Overall I'm not thrilled with this glider, and I'm not sure I'll use it again.

Horribly Large! Sending these back as soon as my knee replacement heels enough that I can drive to UPS to drop them off!!

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I got this for my husband to try using right after he had his knee replaced last month. They start you on your rehab right away at home. There was no way it was going to work for him on any carpet. The muscles of the knee are not working enough at that point to pull or push it with his own force. He tried it on the hardwood floor and the rollers helped, but when pushing it out, the back of it would drop to the floor from the weight of his foot and the front would pop up and then it would flip to one side. Again - shortly after replacement, there isn't enough muscle control in the knee yet to manage this. Perhaps for someone further along or using it more for other knee issues, but definitely not straight out of knee replacement as it suggests.

Great for knee pain

This glider is helpful for gentle motion exercises with as much assistance as needed for guiding your knee through range of motion exercises. This smoothly glides on the rollers over hard surface flooring. You can hold the ropes to pull the knee in some or just to guard it while you rely more on using the knee/leg itself. This is great for recovery from injury or surgery and it is helping multiple members of our household who have gone though both.