OPTP Knee Glide by Bob and Brad - Knee Glider for Knees, Replacement Surgery, and Shoulder Joint Rehabilitation; Exercise Equipment for ACL, PCL, Hip Replacement, and Rotator Cuff Therapy

Just got it today. Put it to work for the rehab of my very recent knee replacement. It makes one of the most important exercises, heel slides, very efficient to perform. There are also variations to the basic flat heel slide that look useful for including quads and glutes into the equation.Build seems adequate for its purpose.I’m very happy with what I believe will be a great help to my successful rehab!

Works great when you have had knee surgery. So glad I bought it.

This has been helpful reducing the stress and helping rehab my patients when it comes to shoulder, knee, wrist, and ankle rehab with active ranges of motion. I add ankle weights to help patient progress with light resistance especially for the shoulder and knee issues. A great addition anyone needing to use it at home or for a clinical area. Takes minimal space and using small low tech items to show patients how to keep the body moving shows them they don't need to go overboard in rehabbing themselves and spending money on treatments once they know how to take control of their own conditions.

I purchased this product for PT purposes pre/post total knee arthroplasty surgery. This product is lightweight, well-designed. convenient and able to provide multiple therapy functions related to range of motion, joint and muscle strength, promoting synovial fluid and increasing blood flow. I like the fact it can be used anywhere--carpet, hard surfaces and on top of a bed, sofa, massage table and such. It stays put and glides smoothly.The product was designed by physical therapists which is a big plus in my book. Having worked in the medical field most of my life, using products developed by people who actually do the job make life so much easier.I would highly recommend this product for use after shoulder surgery or injuries as well considering what I had to use after my fractured shoulder and my husband had to use post rotator cuff repair.

I had a total knee replacement six weeks ago. The Knee-Glide has been great for working on my range of motion. It moves smoothly and gives me an easy way to work my knee while sitting at my desk.It has a stand that swings down and elevates the end of the KG. Great, except it doesn't snap into place. I'll set it up and everything's fine until I try to move KG a bit. The stand collapses, the KG falls flat, and I have to reach down and pick up the KG to reset the stand again. It really needs some way to lock the stand in place.This is annoying enough to drop my rating down to three stars.

This device is very lightweights and easy to use.

As expected

I purchased this for "Prehab" therapy in preparation for a total knee replacement. I brought it to my PT appt and asked my therapist if this was acceptable to use for leg slides in lieu of a towel. He watched me do 2 sets of leg slides and called over the other therapists to see the device and watch how much easier it was to slide my bad knee back and forth My therapist said this will be very helpful after my knee surgery for rehab as well. The Director of the facility was so impressed with this device that they are ordering several for the business.Very pleased with my decision.