Rollators, Tri-Walkers & Canes

Walking aids and frames play a crucial role in helping you maintain mobility and regain independence. Here's a closer look at some common types of walking aids and their benefits:

  1. Rollators:
    Rollators are similar to tri-walkers but feature four wheels for enhanced stability and support. They often come with additional features such as a seat and storage compartment, making them ideal for longer outings or activities that require frequent breaks. Rollators are suitable for individuals who need consistent support and prefer a more robust walking aid for outdoor use.
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  3. Tri-Walkers:
    Tri-walkers, also known as three-wheeled walkers, offer a combination of stability and manoeuvrability, making them suitable for outdoor activities like shopping trips or leisurely walks. Their compact design and lightweight construction make them easy to transport and store when not in use. Tri-walkers are equipped with features such as hand brakes and adjustable handles, providing users with greater control and comfort while walking.
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  5. Walking Canes:
    Walking canes are versatile aids that provide extra support and stability, making them ideal for individuals who need assistance with balance or mild mobility issues. Canes are particularly useful for short walks or outings with friends or family, as they offer increased stability while remaining lightweight and easy to manoeuvre. They also come in various styles and designs, allowing users to choose the option that best suits their needs and personal preferences.

 
Your walking aid should suit your own mobility needs, lifestyle and environment. Our trained staff members at our Hereford showroom can help determine the most suitable option and ensure proper fit and functionality.

Rehasense Space LX Rollator

Rehasense Space LX Rollator

Rehasense Space LX Rollator

  • Ultra-light aluminium frame - only 5.7–5.8 kg, yet supports up to 150 kg.

  • Compact & safe folding - smooth TPE wheels, folds easily with Click & Safe lock/carry handle.

  • Adjustable & ergonomic - handles height-adjustable (10 positions, ~72–102 cm) with comfortable grips.

  • Well-equipped - includes shopping bag (5 kg), backrest, stick holder, reflectors, and step/kerb lifter.

  • Certified & durable - lockable brakes, CE/UKCA marked, MDR compliant, ISO certified.

Alerta Indoor Rollator

Alerta Indoor Rollator

Alerta Indoor Rollator

  • Ultra-light aluminium frame - just 5.7-8kg, as light as carbon rollators yet highly durable.
  • Strong support - safely carries up to 150kg (23 stone).
  • Smooth & compact - large TPE wheels, folds easily with Click & Safe lock/carry handle.
  • Adjustable comfort - ergonomic handles with 10 height settings (72–102 cm).
  • Well-equipped - shopping bag (5kg), backrest, stick holder, reflectors and kerb lifter.
  • Safe & certified - lockable brakes, CE/UKCA marked, MDR compliant, ISO-certified.
Drive 4 Wheel Rollator

Drive 4 Wheel Rollator

Drive 4 Wheel Rollator

  • Lightweight, rust‑resistant aluminium frame - easy to push, durable, travel‑friendly.
  • Integrated seat and curved padded backrest - convenient for resting between walks.
  • Lockable looped cable brakes with ergonomic handles - comfortable grip with thumb rests, ideal for arthritis.
  • Front swivel wheels and puncture‑proof tyres - for smooth manoeuvring.
  • Folds compactly for storage and travel; easy to wipe clean.
  • 7kg walker with adjustable height (83-98 cm) and supports up to 135 kg (21 stone).
Freestyle 3 Wheel Triwalker

Freestyle 3 Wheel Triwalker

Freestyle 3 Wheel Triwalker

  • Ultra-light aluminium frame - just 5 kg, yet strong and stable.

  • Easy fold/unfold - automatic spring-lock for compact storage.

  • Highly manoeuvrable - large 190 mm wheels handle kerbs and tight spaces.

  • Adjustable handles - ergonomic, height 82–92 cm.

  • Practical storage - removable zip bag (5 kg capacity) with pockets.

  • User capacity - supports up to 115 kg (18 stone); folds to a compact 56 x 27 cm footprint.

Zoom Ultra rollator

Zoom Ultra

Zoom Ultra

  • Multiple handle adjustments for the perfect fit for all heights
  • Large supportive backrest with cushioned seat for ultimate comfort
  • Ergonomically shaped handles for improved user grip and control
  • Very fast to fold and un-fold for storage and transportation
  • Large zipped bag for safe and secure storage
  • Wide choice of a selection of contemporary frame colours

Rollator FAQs

A rollator features wheels on each leg, allowing it to be pushed rather than lifted, offering more support and mobility for people needing extra assistance while walking.

When used correctly, rollator walkers are safe. Always engage the brakes when sitting and be cautious on slopes to ensure stability and prevent accidents.

Rollators provide both stability and a place to rest for individuals who experience balance issues, fatigue quickly, or require assistance walking.

Consider whether a 3- or 4-wheeled rollator is best for your stability needs, the type of terrain you'll navigate, and the weight you can comfortably manage.

While rollators have seats, they should not be used as wheelchairs due to their instability, which increases the risk of tipping during use.

Rollators can typically be taken on planes, though it's advised to check with the airline regarding whether they must be checked or can be carried on.

The handles should be at wrist height, ensuring your arms remain straight by your side for optimal comfort and posture while using the rollator.

Adjusting a rollator's height is straightforward and can be demonstrated in-store. This allows for a personalised fit to ensure comfort and usability.

Folding a rollator is simple, with clear instructions available in-store to help users easily prepare for storage or transport.

Most rollators come with clips designed to secure the unit in its folded position, preventing accidental reopening during transport or storage.

Rollators typically start at around 5 kg, offering options that balance sturdiness and portability to meet individual needs.

Prices for rollators generally begin at £99, making them an affordable solution for improving mobility and independence for users.

Choosing between a walker and a rollator depends on individual stability needs and preferences. Rollators are better for those needing extra support and rest options.

Walker FAQs

A tri-walker is a compact, three-wheeled variant of a rollator, ideal for lightweight mobility and easy transportation, suitable for those needing less bulk.

Walkers provide essential balance and support for users, particularly those with stability issues, making them a reliable option for enhancing mobility and confidence.

Walkers are not designed for use as wheelchairs, as they lack stability. Using them as such may lead to tipping and an increased risk of falls.

Mobility walkers can usually be taken on planes, but before travelling, confirm with your airline regarding check-in procedures or cabin transport.

Some tri-walkers come with small seats, but these may not provide the same level of comfort as those on four-wheeled walkers, so consider your needs carefully.

Walking Cane FAQs

Cane height should be measured from the wrist to the floor, with the arm straight alongside your body to ensure proper height for effective use.

Properly adjusted canes should not cause back pain. If a cane is too low, it may lead to stooping, resulting in discomfort and strain.

Canes are permitted on planes, including foldable versions ideal for travel, ensuring mobility assistance remains accessible while flying.

Prices for walking canes begin at £20. Various styles and materials are available to accommodate different needs and preferences for mobility support.

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