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.

 


2. 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.

 


3. 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.