There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the individual's needs and preferences. Some people find that three-wheel walkers are more maneuverable and easier to use, while others prefer four-wheel walkers for their stability and extra support. Ultimately, it is up to the user to decide which type of walker is best for them.
Rollators are safe for elderly people when used as directed. However, elderly people should always consult their doctor before using a rollator.
Yes, you can use a rolling walker for non weight bearing. This is especially helpful for those who are recovering from an injury or surgery. Using a rolling walker can help take the pressure off of your injured foot or leg and help you get around more easily.
There are many factors to consider when choosing a rolling walker. Some things to think about include the person’s height, weight, and mobility. Other factors such as the type of terrain and climate can also be important. Some rolling walkers have seatbelts and brakes. Others have storage baskets or trays. There are also different sizes and colors available. It is important to try out several different models before deciding which one is right for the individual. It is also important to make sure that the rolling walker is the correct size. Some companies
4.5/5
Easy Help Recovery - Ideal for individuals recovering from injury or surgery to the foot, ankle or lower leg as well as below the knee amputees.
Easily Moved to Anywhere - With our knee cart, your recovery won't slow you down or stop you from enjoying your day. You don't have to worry about not being able to get around, perfect for navigating your home, work, supermarket, park. Please note: don't slide at high speed for your safety. Recommended speed: 1m/s.
Adjustable and Compact: Steerable knee walker features handlebars with a quick release folding mechanism for easy transport and storage.
Lightweight & Durable:This lightweight yet sturdy knee walker offers a robust weight capacity, making sure you feel comfortable, stable and safe - no matter where you are.
Comfortable - Using crutches requires extensive upper body strength, rubs under your armpits and is unstable. This knee walker is made for both indoor and outdoor use, it is a hands free / pain free crutch alternative and offers the most versatility among knee walkers.
$234
My wife is having foot surgery tomorrow, so I compared this product to those in a brochure her healthcare provider gave her for "rental" before deciding to buy it. It seemed sensible to buy rather than rent since she will soon need a second surgery. For your information, the packaging contained a "Free Gift Card" that promised additional comfort accessories for the scooter in exchange for a "review." They didn't specify that it had to be a favorable review. So let's begin! I am knowledgeable about basic bicycle mechanics, and the product appears to have been well constructed and packaged. No seams or scratches on the box. The User Manual that came with it didn't really help much, but I did run into a few minor problems that I had to work out on my own. #1 - The brake cable appears to be too short to fit under the front wheel carriage, despite how it is shown in the manual's photos. When I opened the box, I found a plastic cable clamp that was used to hold the cable to the Scooter frame but had actually fallen off. There are pictures of my solution attached. #2: This scooter DOES have two brake levers, but they are both "Y"-attached to the rear brakes. It should be noted that BOTH levers operate BOTH rear brakes. The same back brakes appear to be locked when the Parking Brake is locked on either Hand Lever. Either hand lever must be pulled back to unlock one or both locks. In other words, the back brake parking brake is activated and/or released using both of the hand brakes. Not a big deal, but I was unsure how many brake levers this particular vehicle had based on the website's photos, and I now know it has TWO, which is what I wanted. The unit appears to roll, steer, and maneuver through doorways, among other things, with ease. We don't yet know how well the device will work after my wife has surgery or whether it will actually help her recover. For now, I give it a "5 LEGS UP" and suggest it to those looking for a short-term alternative to renting or those "all terrain" versions that might best serve those who suffer from permanent and lasting disabilities. I will, as necessary, update this review to expose any flaws or limitations of this device.
4.5/5
6 inch casters are ideal for indoor and outdoor use.Handle Height 32 - 37 inches
Seat Dimensions are 14 inches Width x 20 inches Height x 12 inches Depth
Removable, hinged, padded backrest can be folded up or down as necessary
Comes with padded seat with zippered pouch under seat
Handles are adjustable in height
Easy to use loop locks, comes standard with pouch
$234
Walker was largely assembled when it arrived. Very little assembly work was necessary for this 87-year-old woman. To adjust the hand bars, all that was needed was to slide the back support into the corresponding slots and undo the screw at the top of the hand grips. The body itself is only 20 inches broad, and when measured at the back brakes, it is only 23-1/2 inches wide. All of the house's doors were simple to open. Additionally, the mobility is superb; whereas I had to lift my old walker at each curve, the new one can make such abrupt turns. The seat also makes it easy for me to carry items that I couldn't carry with my previous walker. When I use it when I'm out and about, the storage bag under the seat will house my handbag and other essentials. On the website, there is another Drive Medical walker that appears to be the same but is not. The height of the seat is different. The other has a higher seat height than mine, which is 21 inches. The wheels on my model are six inches. This walker has me so impressed that I'll probably buy another for the car.
4.5/5
Easy-to-use deluxe loop locks and Brakes with serrated edges provide a firm hold
7.5" Black non-marring tires are ideal for indoor and outdoor use, Brakes with serrated edges provide firm hold
Comes with new seamless padded seat and a zippered pouch underneath seat for added privacy and security of personal items
Removable, hinged, padded backrest can be folded up or down
Handle Height: 33-38"; Seat Dimensions: 12"(D) x 14"(W) x 23"(H); Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
Ergonomic handles are easy to grip and are adjustable
$234
I've read both positive and negative evaluations of this. We'll give an unbiased assessment of the Drive Medical Aluminum Rollator Walker Fold Up and Removable Back Support, Padded Seat, 7.5" Wheels, byDrive Medical, Red.To begin with, I am a nurse with over 25 years of experience. I have seen some poor walkers as well as good ones.We must determine who this walker is for first. It's for my mom, a petite woman who weighs 111 pounds. She is barely 5 feet 4 inches, thus this walker fits her like a glove. Some claimed to be 5 feet 2 and to have dangling feet. They have really short legs if that is the case. My mother's feet comfortably contact the earth rather than dangle.Some claimed it was difficult to put together. I had to use large, what I suppose I can call plastic handled wing nuts to install the handles. No issue; it only took me two minutes.Some claimed it was weak. The size of the person utilizing it, that is. Anyone who weighs more than 160 pounds should avoid doing this, in my opinion. Even without them, the seat would not be comfortable. It is made of aluminum for a reason—so that it will be portable in a car. However, it doesn't weigh 5 pounds as some have claimed; rather, it weighs closer to 15 pounds, but there isn't likely to be a lighter walker available unless you choose one without a seat.For my mum, this product has been more than acceptable. For me, though, three people would be required to support me. But I'm not a fool. I don't try to save money by purchasing items that are simply the wrong size for the task; instead, I purchase items that fit the individual.If you are the correct size for it, you will be satisfied if you purchase it.Many thanks, The NickSter
4.5/5
Easy-to-use deluxe loop locks and Brakes with serrated edges provide a firm hold
Comes with new seamless padded seat and a zippered pouch underneath seat for added privacy and security of personal items
Ergonomic handles are easy to grip and are adjustable. Large 7.5 Inch casters are ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Removable, hinged, padded backrest can be folded up or down
Handle Height: 33-38"; Seat Dimensions: 12"(D) x 14"(W) x 23"(H); Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
$234
I've read both positive and negative evaluations of this. We'll give an unbiased assessment of the Drive Medical Aluminum Rollator Walker Fold Up and Removable Back Support, Padded Seat, 7.5" Wheels, byDrive Medical, Red.To begin with, I am a nurse with over 25 years of experience. I have seen some poor walkers as well as good ones.We must determine who this walker is for first. It's for my mom, a petite woman who weighs 111 pounds. She is barely 5 feet 4 inches, thus this walker fits her like a glove. Some claimed to be 5 feet 2 and to have dangling feet. They have really short legs if that is the case. My mother's feet comfortably contact the earth rather than dangle.Some claimed it was difficult to put together. I had to use large, what I suppose I can call plastic handled wing nuts to install the handles. No issue; it only took me two minutes.Some claimed it was weak. The size of the person utilizing it, that is. Anyone who weighs more than 160 pounds should avoid doing this, in my opinion. Even without them, the seat would not be comfortable. It is made of aluminum for a reason—so that it will be portable in a car. However, it doesn't weigh 5 pounds as some have claimed; rather, it weighs closer to 15 pounds, but there isn't likely to be a lighter walker available unless you choose one without a seat.For my mum, this product has been more than acceptable. For me, though, three people would be required to support me. But I'm not a fool. I don't try to save money by purchasing items that are simply the wrong size for the task; instead, I purchase items that fit the individual.If you are the correct size for it, you will be satisfied if you purchase it.Many thanks, The NickSter
4.4/5
Features deluxe loop locks for safety, and a convenient basket for personal belongings
Easily store and transport walker by removing or folding backrest into compact size
Built-in padded seat with backrest and adjustable handle heights ensure customized comfort
Four Wheel Rollator provides reliable support with maximum comfort and is ideal for uneven/outdoor terrain
7 5" non-marring casters are ideal for indoor and outdoor use
$234
It is strong and stable. For individuals who are thinking about this unit, I'll provide some information and advice.Including all pieces, the overall outside size measures around 22.5 inches from side to side. That can roll into a bedroom at my house, but not a bathroom. If there were no door, it would simply roll through the bathroom doorway, but a typical hinged door gets in the way.The seat is about 12 inches square in total. If you are wider than the 16.5 inch gap between the uprights, it will be difficult to fit.I was able to hand-tighten the handles at the proper height, but a fragile person would likely require assistance.For walking assistance, it's generally recommended that the handles rise to just over your wrist crease. I'm 5'9 ", and in order to reach my wrist, I had to lift the handles to their highest stable position. The handles are raised 36 inches off the ground by myself. According to the product's specs, they can reach 37 ", but I was hesitant to raise them much farther. 37 inches might not be high enough if you're six feet tall.the 21st place "above the ground; not movable.At the handle height I'm employing, the handles are 14.5 inches above the seat. You might find it to be wonderful news if you require the assistance to stand. If you don't enjoy having high "armrests" when you're seated, it could be bad news.Although the 7.5-inch wheels are reasonably good at rolling over little obstacles, eventually you'll need to hoist the item. It weighs 20 pounds, according to the product specifications. Consider it to be a case of 24-ounce cans or a couple of gallons of a certain beverage. The rollator is too heavy for you if those are too heavy for you.The brakes are effective. Someone with poor grip power might struggle. You squeeze them like a bicycle to momentarily brake (without letting go). To lock the brakes so you can release go, you push them down with your palms.The instructions don't describe the basket, thus it took me some time to figure it out. My directives: With the two hooks towards the back, insert from the front (the way you would walk in). Place the hooks where the seat hinges on the crossbar. The bottom of the basket has a ridge. Place that against the lower forward crossbar. When the seat is lowered and in place, it is partially blocked from above. A piece of the high seat extends into the basket's back.To fold the rollator, you must take the basket off.Regarding folding it up, there are a few additional points to consider. The strap fastened to the crossbar can be used to begin folding right away.Nothing secures the rollator in its folded state. It seems really eager to reopen, in my opinion. I employ an 18 "The folded frame is held together by a bungee cord.Additionally, when the rollator is folded, there is nothing to keep the seat or backrest upright. Although I'm not as concerned about this as I am about the frame opening, it would still be wonderful if everything folded up safely.Even with a bungee cord on the frame, it cannot stand erect on its own when folded. That's okay if it will lie flat in a car trunk, but if not, you will need to lean it against something.Another drawback of folding is that, once folded, you're pretty much stuck raising it. Let's say you have to fit through a little opening. You fold it up with the intention of putting it through sideways because you can't just roll it through opened up. Not going to occur. You can't roll the unit sideways since the rear wheels can't turn to the left or right. Or let's say you wish to pull or push the folded rollator forward. That will also not work since the front and rear wheels will scrape against one another. You'd have to hoist it since you'd pull it more than roll it.
4.4/5
Features deluxe loop locks for safety, non-marking wheels, and a convenient basket for personal belongings
Seat to floor height is 21 inches
Built-in padded seat with backrest and adjustable handle heights ensure customized comfort
Easily store and transport walker by removing or folding backrest into compact size
Four Wheel Rollator provides reliable support with maximum comfort and is ideal for uneven/outdoor terrain
The seat is made of plastic
Handle Height: 31-37"; Seat Dimensions :12" (L) x 12" (W)
$234
It is strong and stable. For individuals who are thinking about this unit, I'll provide some information and advice.Including all pieces, the overall outside size measures around 22.5 inches from side to side. That can roll into a bedroom at my house, but not a bathroom. If there were no door, it would simply roll through the bathroom doorway, but a typical hinged door gets in the way.The seat is about 12 inches square in total. If you are wider than the 16.5 inch gap between the uprights, it will be difficult to fit.I was able to hand-tighten the handles at the proper height, but a fragile person would likely require assistance.For walking assistance, it's generally recommended that the handles rise to just over your wrist crease. I'm 5'9 ", and in order to reach my wrist, I had to lift the handles to their highest stable position. The handles are raised 36 inches off the ground by myself. According to the product's specs, they can reach 37 ", but I was hesitant to raise them much farther. 37 inches might not be high enough if you're six feet tall.the 21st place "above the ground; not movable.At the handle height I'm employing, the handles are 14.5 inches above the seat. You might find it to be wonderful news if you require the assistance to stand. If you don't enjoy having high "armrests" when you're seated, it could be bad news.Although the 7.5-inch wheels are reasonably good at rolling over little obstacles, eventually you'll need to hoist the item. It weighs 20 pounds, according to the product specifications. Consider it to be a case of 24-ounce cans or a couple of gallons of a certain beverage. The rollator is too heavy for you if those are too heavy for you.The brakes are effective. Someone with poor grip power might struggle. You squeeze them like a bicycle to momentarily brake (without letting go). To lock the brakes so you can release go, you push them down with your palms.The instructions don't describe the basket, thus it took me some time to figure it out. My directives: With the two hooks towards the back, insert from the front (the way you would walk in). Place the hooks where the seat hinges on the crossbar. The bottom of the basket has a ridge. Place that against the lower forward crossbar. When the seat is lowered and in place, it is partially blocked from above. A piece of the high seat extends into the basket's back.To fold the rollator, you must take the basket off.Regarding folding it up, there are a few additional points to consider. The strap fastened to the crossbar can be used to begin folding right away.Nothing secures the rollator in its folded state. It seems really eager to reopen, in my opinion. I employ an 18 "The folded frame is held together by a bungee cord.Additionally, when the rollator is folded, there is nothing to keep the seat or backrest upright. Although I'm not as concerned about this as I am about the frame opening, it would still be wonderful if everything folded up safely.Even with a bungee cord on the frame, it cannot stand erect on its own when folded. That's okay if it will lie flat in a car trunk, but if not, you will need to lean it against something.Another drawback of folding is that, once folded, you're pretty much stuck raising it. Let's say you have to fit through a little opening. You fold it up with the intention of putting it through sideways because you can't just roll it through opened up. Not going to occur. You can't roll the unit sideways since the rear wheels can't turn to the left or right. Or let's say you wish to pull or push the folded rollator forward. That will also not work since the front and rear wheels will scrape against one another. You'd have to hoist it since you'd pull it more than roll it.
4.3/5
Comes standard with convenient nylon storage bag under seat
Weight Capacity: 350 pounds | Relator weighs 19 lb
Medline rolling walker is constructed of a durable powder coated steel
Height-adjustable arms to ensure proper fit and folding capabilities for Condensed storage and easy transport
Padded backrest and padded seat offer ability to rest
$234
This rollator has my satisfaction. It is strong, well-priced, and simple to fold. The big wheels are great for sloping terrain. Although it is uncomfortable to sit on, it is truly just intended for quick rest breaks while walking, standing in line, etc. Additionally, avoid packing anything heavy in the carrying bag because it will prevent correct folding. But if you don't need to fold it, you can use it to carry whatever you want. It took me some time to realize what the shoelace-like item was for, but I'm quite sure it helps with walker folding now. Simply pull it up. Additionally, I believe that when learning, it is best to apply the brakes before going down a ramp since otherwise, the vehicle may "race away." The Medline Basic has made me very happy.18 inches are the interior width from handle to handle.holds 350 lbs. maximum.Food and larger objects can be carried on the seat.simple to construct
4.2/5
ROLLATOR WALKER WITH SEAT AND 6" WHEELS - The Medline Rollator features a padded seat that allows the user to sit and rest, and smooth rolling 6 inch wheels that are great for indoor or outdoor use
ROLLING WALKER EASILY FOLDS - Easily fold the Medline Steel Rollator Walker for convenient transport and storage. Rollator weighs 19 lbs
CONVENIENT STORAGE BAG UNDER SEAT - Simply lift up the padded seat to access the storage bag, perfect for holding your personal belongings
TOOL FREE ASSEMBLY - Easily assemble the rollator without the use of any tools. This durable steel rollator supports up to 350 lbs
HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE ARMS - Handle grips adjust from 31" - 35" allowing users to customize the fit of the rollator
$234
This fantastic, moderately priced walker is made by the lovely firm Medline, which genuinely cares about its clients.When we first put it together, one of the wheels wobbled, and a screw on the back bar had broken off. When we called the business, a very polite and kind assistance answered right away, and the new components showed up at the front door a few days later. Now everything functions flawlessly. This walker includes a fairly comfy seat that I frequently use, adjustable handle bars, and a useful fabric storage box underneath. The walker may be moved about easily. It is lightweight and folds up easily for transport.It significantly improved my mobility.I'll always be a fan.
4.2/5
WALKERS FOR SENIORS THAT ARE TRUSTED. Carex is a trusted brand of walkers for seniors, handicap, and the elderly. Over 35 years of supplying self-care medical walkers, mobility aids, and home medical products
HEAVY DUTY WALKER. Reinforced rollator walker frame holds up to 350lbs and is four wheel walker. Folds easily for transportation and comes with a basket under the seat
PADDED SEAT. Our adult walker with seat also has height adjustable handles and is easy to assemble, setup, and adjust. Rest easy while traveling, out for a drive, or at home knowing you'll always have a comfortable seat while getting around
ROLLING WALKER. 4 wheel walker made of steel for seniors. Rolling walker includes padded seat and backrest for maximized comfort while seated upright. This adult walker is perfect for seniors, handicap, disabled, or those needing assistance walking
MEDICAL WALKER. Walking rollator features 6" wheels locking hand grips a convenient storage area and padded seat. A convenient folding walker that can be be collapsed and put into a trunk or the backseat
$234
My favourite rolling walker for seniors and anyone who need assistance getting around is the Carex Steel Rollator Walker with Seat and Wheels, Includes Back Support. The walker is excellent. The pouch underneath the seat is great for carrying stuff from one room to another. It's fantastic that this can support up to 350 pounds! The "arms" don't rise quite high enough, and that's the only issue I have with them. When I use it, I have to stoop down since there aren't enough holes in the arms to make it any taller. Besides that, I adore the walker! I would suggest it to everyone who requires one!
4/5
Contains (1) Carex Trio Rolling Walker, three-wheeled rolling walker for seniors. Lightweight, foldable & compact for easy maneuverability in tight spaces. Collapses quickly for storage & transport. Large storage bag & height adjustable handles. 7" wheels with locking brakes, one of the leading walkers in the category.
The three wheel rollator features one wheel in the front and two wheels in the back. This adult walker is perfect for senior members of the family who still want their independence.
The Carex Trio Rolling Walker includes a large storage bag with pockets for ID cards and cell phone. Transport yourself and your accessories with ease as you cruise through your day. It folds neatly and is a great choice for the elderly or handicap.
This lightweight, folding, three-wheeled walker is easy to maneuver for increased mobility in narrow spaces. It goes where you go with its quick-collapse system for easy storage & transport. 3 wheeled rollators are much more maneuverable, but are really not intended for people who need full support or side to side balance issues
With height adjustable handles, the Carex Trio Rolling Walker is easy to customize for an ideal comfort level. The 7" wheels with locking brakes mean you get the support you need whether standing still or rolling smoothly along. Quick tool-free assembly
$234
When I walk alone, I frequently have trouble maintaining my equilibrium and occasionally feel as like I'm going to trip over myself. After discussing it with me, my spouse looked up this information online. He had one made for me, and I can tell you that I am now walking! I can go outside and go around my neighborhood with such confidence now. Additionally, other locations, like the boardwalk and streets of Wildwood, New Jersey. I feel completely different. Additionally, it features a bag that I can use to store my purse or other items. It has lots of space. My phone and a pocket ID can both fit inside of it. Anyone who wants to walk but is worried about falling over should do this, in my opinion. It lacks a seat, but I'm not yet ready for that. The roller walker has even received many names from my family.
A rollator is a walking aid that helps people with mobility issues move around more easily. Medicare will cover part of the cost of a rollator if it is medically necessary. The amount that Medicare will pay will depend on the type of rollator and the supplier.
Medicare will replace a rollator walker when it is medically necessary. This means that your doctor must prescribe it and it must be approved by Medicare. There is no set time frame for how often Medicare will replace a rollator walker, but it is typically every five years.
A rolling walker, also known as a rollator, is a type of mobility aid similar to a walker but with the addition of wheels. Rolling walkers typically have three to six wheels, with four being the most common. They also have hand brakes and a seat, which allows the user to take a break when needed. Rolling walkers can be very helpful for people who have difficulty walking or who tire easily. They can make it easier to get around and can help people stay more independent. However, there are also some downsides to using a rolling walker
A rolling walker is a type of mobility device that helps people who have difficulty walking. Rolling walkers typically have four wheels, a seat, and a basket or tray for carrying belongings. Some models also have brakes and handgrips. Rolling walkers are also known as rollators.
A rolling walker is a great way to get around if you have trouble walking. It can help you stay steady on your feet and make it easier to get around.
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