Low angle on the carpet. Base is stable. Doesn't creep while it runs.
Weight
11.5kg
It stays put. The cushion clips on, so your own weight anchors it too.
1 / 13
★★★★★★★★★★
4.8
140 Reviews
Powered Knee Motion · For Home
Holtrow Glide™
It bends the knee for you — slowly, steadily, while you sit back.
$699.99
- Bends and straightens the knee on repeat — no effort from you
- You choose how far it bends, and how fast
- Use it sitting up or lying back — floor or firm bed
- Runs from the wall, wired remote — no app, nothing to charge
Knee: Left
Each Glide is built for one leg. Choose the knee you’ll use it on.
1-year warranty
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Holtrow Glide™
$699.99
Numbers, not adjectives
A motor, a hinge and a padded cradle.
That’s all Glide is. Here’s what it adds up to.
Angle
40–140°
The scale printed on the frame. One key sets how far it bends — and you can read the setting rather than guess it.
Pace
Even and steady
The motor moves the cradle at an even speed. Choose a slower or faster setting from the remote.
Footprint
69 × 20 cm
28 cm tall. Lives beside the sofa.
Controls
5keys
On a wired remote with large, labelled buttons. No app, no pairing, nothing to charge.
Comfort
3straps
A padded cradle lined with breathable perforated mesh, three hook-and-loop straps that adjust to the leg, and a seat cushion that comes off to wash.
Real footage · normal speed
How it moves
You set the arc. Glide does the bending.
Choose how far the knee bends and how quickly. Press Auto, and the cradle carries the leg up into the bend and back out again — the same smooth path, over and over, until you pause it.
Small to start
Begin with a narrow arc at the slow setting. Widen it a step at a time, only as far as feels comfortable.
Even, not sudden
The motor does the work at a steady pace. Your leg just rests in the cradle.
It stops where you say
Pause holds it where it is. Bend and Straighten nudge it one way or the other, so getting in and out is easy.
Five keys
Nothing to learn, nothing to pair.
No app, no Bluetooth, no account. The remote is wired to the machine, so it can’t wander off down the side of the sofa.
Auto
Bend
Straighten
Pause
Angle
- Auto
- Runs the cycle — bend, straighten, repeat — at the speed you’ve chosen.
- Angle
- Sets how far the knee bends — start small, widen it as it gets easy.
- Bend · Straighten
- Move the cradle one way or the other. Handy for getting your leg in and out.
- Pause
- Stops it where it is.
Your first session
Two knobs to set up. Then four steps, every time.
It arrives nearly assembled. Watch the whole thing once — it takes less than a minute.
Set-up and first use · 0:45
Step 01Clip the cushion on
It slides onto the end of the base and locks with the knobs. Sitting on it is what keeps Glide steady.
Step 02Sit back, leg in
Sit on the cushion, or lie back. Rest your lower leg in the cradle with your heel in the foot plate.
Step 03Three straps
Shin, ankle, foot. Snug enough that the leg moves with the cradle — never tight.
Step 04Set it, press Auto
Small angle, slow speed, then Auto. Pause any time; ten minutes is plenty for a first go.
What Glide can do, and what it can’t.
Glide moves a knee through a range you choose, without asking anything of the muscles around it. That’s the whole job, and it does it every day without complaint.
What it won’t do is strengthen a leg — that takes your own effort — or replace anything a doctor or physio has asked of you. Alongside that, it makes moving the knee one less thing to work up to.
First sessionSmallest angle, slow speed, ten minutes. Notice how the top of the bend feels.
Week 1Make it a fixture — the same time each day, with the news or a podcast.
Weeks 2–4Widen the angle a step when the current one feels easy. Never into pain.
The honest bitIf a month in it hasn’t earned its place in your day, it isn’t going to. Send it back.
Where it fits
It borrows time you already spend sitting still.
Where it sits
The machine does the repetitions.
Bending a knee yourself works — if you keep doing it. A machine makes it easy to keep up, and Glide is the one with a guarantee, a warranty and real people behind it.
| Doing it yourself by hand, on the floor or bed |
Holtrow Glide™ $699.99 |
Marketplace knee machine varies |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Moves the knee for you | No — you do the work | Yes, motor-driven | Yes |
| How far it bends | By feel | One key, printed scale | Varies |
| Sitting up or lying back | Either | Either | Varies |
| Easy to keep up | Easy to skip | Press Auto, sit back | Yes |
| Safety certification | — | CE | Often none stated |
| Returns | — | 30 days, money-back | Ship overseas at own cost |
| Warranty | — | 1 year | Often none stated |
| Someone to ask | — | Real human support | Seller chat |
30DAYS
Try it properly
A month of sessions, then decide.
A week tells you nothing about a habit. Use Glide most days for a month — small arc, slow pace, widening as it gets easy. If it hasn’t earned its place in your day by the end of it, send it back for a full refund — you just cover the return shipping. No hoops, no hard feelings.
1-year warranty
30-day money-back
Free shipping
CE certified
Real human support
In the boxGlide, frame and cradle fittedSeat cushionWired remoteTwo locking knobsPower cable
Questions
The things people ask before buying
Left knee or right?
Each Glide is built for one side, so choose the knee you’ll use it on when you order. If you’re not sure — or might need both — email us before ordering and we’ll talk it through.
Is Glide medical equipment?
No. Glide is a wellness and mobility product for keeping a knee moving at home. It isn’t certified as medical equipment and doesn’t claim to treat anything. If a clinician has prescribed equipment for you, follow their advice on what to use.
How long is a session?
Start with ten minutes at a small angle and the slow setting, and see how the knee feels afterwards. Most people settle on a session or two a day around something they already do — the news, a podcast, a chapter. It should never push into pain: if it does, pause, and narrow the angle.
Can I sleep with it running?
No. Use it awake, in sessions — start with ten minutes — and switch it off and unstrap between them. If you nod off, nothing is watching how the leg sits in the cradle.
Can I use it in bed?
Yes — on a firm mattress, sitting on the cushion with the base flat beside you. On a soft or pillow-top mattress the base can tilt as it moves, so the floor or a firm daybed is better.
Will it fit my leg?
The cradle is padded and the three straps adjust to most calves and ankles. We haven’t printed a height or leg-length range because we haven’t been given one we’d stand behind yet. If it doesn’t fit you comfortably, that’s what the thirty days are for.
Is it noisy?
It’s motor-driven, so you’ll hear it working. We’re measuring it properly, and this answer will get a real number.
What voltage does it run on?
Glide runs on 110–240 V, so it works on household power in the US and Canada as well as in the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. It comes with a US, EU, UK or AU/NZ plug, matched to your delivery address.
Can I wash it?
The seat cushion comes off to wash. The cradle lining wipes clean — keep water away from the base, which houses the motor.
Is there anyone who shouldn’t use it?
It isn’t for children. Don’t use it on a fresh injury, a knee that’s hot, red or badly swollen, a recent fracture or an unhealed wound, or if a clinician has told you to keep the joint still. If you’ve had joint surgery, have a history of blood clots, or have reduced feeling in the leg, ask your doctor first. Check your skin where the cradle and straps press, and stop if the leg goes numb or tingles, the calf aches, or anything hurts — Glide should only ever move the knee through a range that feels comfortable.
What’s the guarantee?
Thirty days, money-back: use it properly for a month and, if it isn’t for you, send it back for a full refund — you just cover the return shipping. Every Glide also carries a 1-year warranty, and shipping is free.
Holtrow Glide is a wellness and mobility product. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease or condition, or for post-operative rehabilitation. If you have had recent surgery or injury, have a joint replacement, or have any medical condition — including circulation or bleeding disorders, or wounds on the leg — talk to your doctor or physiotherapist before using it.
Let the machine do the bending.
Set the arc, press Auto, sit back. Thirty days to decide.
Start gently — $699.99Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 140 reviews.
Cradle and straps under the ceiling light. Mesh wipes clean after.
Home office setup. Between calls I put the leg in and hit Auto.
Rainy day on the wood floor. Twenty minutes while the weather did its thing.
Dusk in the bedroom. Sitting up works better for me than lying back.
Hinge and the printed scale. I keep the angle the same most days.
parked in the bedroom corner. Pull it out when I want it.
Delivered and out of the box. Knobs in, cable in, first try that night.
On the bed with the light through the blinds. Short session while I scrolled.
Just arrived in the hallway. Unboxed and set up the same evening.
Looking down at it. Foot in the cradle, straps on. Auto does the rest.
Night session on the sofa. Motor hum is there but not loud.
Beside the bed at night. Plug it in, ten minutes, done.
Tried it on the bed. Firm mattress works. Soft one makes the base tip a little.
View from the sofa. Remote is right there. Pause when I need to shift.
wood floor, sun coming in. It stays put once the knobs are locked.
Cradle raised and the motor just runs. I sit and let it.
Straps open in the sun. Took a minute to get them tight the first time.
The scale on the frame is easy to see. I note the number so I don't change it by accident.
Set it up next to the sofa and left it there. Angle low, Auto on. That's the session.
The pause button stops it cleanly.
Good for keeping the motion regular without thinking about it.
Setup was quick. Ready the same day it arrived.
I do ten to twenty minutes. That's enough.
No charging. Plug in and start.
The cradle does the lifting. Leg just rides.
One side only. Matches what I bought.
It sits beside the sofa until I pull it out.
Motor sound is consistent. I put something on in the background.
Angle goes higher than I need. I stay conservative.
Remote is simple enough that I don't look at the manual anymore.
Useful when I want the knee moving but don't want to do the work.
Straps hold the leg without being tight enough to bother.
I leave it set up most of the time now.
The motion is even. No sudden stops mid-cycle.
Easy to clip the cushion on and off.
Not something I travel with. Home tool.
I check the angle before I start so it matches yesterday.
power cable is standard. No fancy connector.
The machine makes the reps automatic. That's why it stays in rotation.