4 Wheel Walkers
Four wheel walkers and rollators have many advantages over most two or three wheel walkers because they have the added features of a seat for resting and four wheels for improved manueverability. The front wheels swivel for ease of turning without having to lift the walker. Four wheel rolling walkers and rollators have either locking hand brakes or spring-loaded push-down brakes to help control the walker's movement. Push-down, weight-activated brakes are preferred for users with impaired memory or hand dexterity when squeezing a hand brake is difficult. Features also include adjustable height handles to fit individual needs, folding frame for portability, and a basket or carry bag for personal belongings. However, rollators can differ greatly in size, weight, color, weight capacity, brake type, design, wheel size and basket or tote bag size.
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- Adult Rollator Walkers - Recommended user height at least 5'4"
- Junior Rollator Walkers - Recommended user height below 5'6"
- Push-Down Brake - Weight activated brake for users with limited hand dexterity or pain when squeezing hand brake
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Adult Rollator Walkers
Adult four wheel walkers and rollators recommended for individuals at least 5'4" tall.
Four wheel walkers and rollators have many advantages over most two or three wheel walkers because they have the added features of a seat for resting and four wheels for improved manueverability. The front wheels swivel for ease of turning without having to lift the walker. Locking loop hand brakes help control the walker's movement. Many of the walkers also feature adjustable handles and/or seat height to fit individual needs. However, rollators can differ greatly in size, weight, color, weight capacity, brake type, design, wheel size and basket or tote bag size.
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Junior Rollator Walkers
Junior, or petite, four wheel walkers and rollators are recommended for individuals less than 5'6" tall. Many also feature a narrower frame compare to adult rollators.
Four wheel walkers and rollators have many advantages over most two or three wheel walkers because they have the added features of a seat for resting and four wheels for improved manueverability. The front wheels swivel for ease of turning without having to lift the walker. Locking loop hand brakes help control the walker's movement. Many of the walkers also feature adjustable handles and/or seat height to fit individual needs. However, rollators can differ greatly in size, weight, color, weight capacity, brake type, design, wheel size and basket or tote bag size.
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Push-Down Brake Rollators
The spring-loaded push-down brakes of these rolling walkers are weight activated to help control the walker's movement. Push-down, weight-activated brakes are preferred for users with impaired memory or hand dexterity when squeezing a hand brake is too difficult. Many of the walkers also feature adjustable handles and/or seat height to fit individual needs. However, rollators can differ greatly in size, weight, color, weight capacity, brake type, design, wheel size and basket or tote bag size.