KneeSled™ Best choice after knee replacement surgery increases range of motion, stretches knees, improving mobility and flexibility leg exercise great for working out knee pain

A+. Effective and essential product for recovery from total knee replacement surgery. In the first two weeks post TKR, I did not think I needed to use this product and planned to return it. When I started outpatient physical therapy, I found how essential this KNEESLED is for working on flexion. Wow. An essential and smart rehab product. Importantly, it also protects the HEEL from abrasion and allows you to carefully control knee flexion heel slides. I use it every day now!

I purchased this soon after my knee replacement in early November. Was ahead of the expected plan. This really worked. However, my brain went into overdrive and convinced me that it was overpriced so I returned it and started the process of trying out other devices only to find them inarguably inferior. Between Christmas and New Years I ended up with pneumonia and was bedridden beyond my objections and lost so much ROM. I have worked and worked to get it back and will be in Physical Therapy for 6 months. I re-ordered this tonight because I know it to be superior to any other attempts I've had access to in recovering my flexion. It is overpriced but I doubt that's going to change anytime soon and I WANT my ROM back so that I can use stairs without bracing myself to use upper body to manage. For me, the cost is justified and I do NOT say that blithely.

The KneeSled is an excellent tool after knee replacement to gain ROM. I have been using consistently twice a day 30 repetitions each time and it has helped me tremendously. Great investment! Highly recommended

I purchased this so I could practice my PT at home for an ACL reconstruction and menicus repair surgery. When I peeled off the plastic off the non slip liner for the inside, the non slip liner(black part) lifted with it. So the adhesive quality is questionable. The design is simple and makes it easier to practive heel slides. I initially thought these were resistance bands, but they are not. The handles slip a bit while using it so its not a stable design. Also I wear between a size 9.5 to 10 in women's. That is a 8 for men. So if youre foot is bigger or wide, this isnt going to work for you. It works ok for what it is. I think given the quality of the construction and price point is not reasonable. I am going to keep this though because it does work for my needs and I will need surgery on my other knee too once this one heals. Wanted to give the pros and cons

Really helps getting that knee bending again after surgery, but the price is rather steep. I bit the bullet and paid the price as this was my 2nd knee surgery and I knew how hard it was doing the rehab.

Works really well glad I have it. I am getting over knee surgery.

Update: we have since decided to keep this boat pt contraption. As it seems to allow movement for my leg that is hard to move without me asking for help. PROBLEM… my foot keeps sliding out of it. The strap that goes over the instep is worthless. It’s not big enough or secure enough. I put a Velcro strap around the boat to secure my foot which helps a ton but the problem is then it doesn’t glide. They need to secure a strap from one side of the plastic to the next. For small feet this boat is way to big. They need to make a smaller size. Almost a kids size. People don’t think about a variety of sizes using something. One size does not fit all. Test your product. On disabled people too. Like myself who need something like this. And stop price gouging so more people can buy it. It would be a win win. This item is way overpriced. It is not worth the price but if you need this type of item then it is a must have. If it was $45/$55 It would be closer to an ideal price value for what you get. They have price gouged customers because they know there isn't really anything like this out there. However, there is. Plastic plates and bungees. You can make your own at home for $5. This $90 item is just too expensive for most elderly who are on Medicare or those who may not have the insurance help or finance to blow $90.00. Sports people or wealthy can afford this but someone like me who really needs this ... who has MS and is elderly and disabled couldn't afford this on my retirement. - So, I will be returning it and they can gouge someone else. This is not worth it for me, and I will not recommend it my friends either who would find great benefit in it either.... because I know they too couldn't afford it.

The KneeSled is okay. I used it often after having total knee replacement of my right knee. I have small feet so I used those hospital socks to keep my foot stable in the sled. It worked. I’d say to make sure it’s something that you really need before purchasing.