Walkers Rollator

I'm having Foot Surgery soon and will have a Cast on for 3 weeks and then can only use so much weight on it a little at a time for 5 more weeks or if needed more time.Since I don't drive what would be best for me to hop around with at home or if I go to a store?

Walkers just provide extra stability for those who are limited with restricted mobility where as Rollator is a walker that combines all of the best user-friendly features in a modern and sleek form. Design has been the key element in the development of the Active from the start. This rollator is the perfect companion for taking strolls outdoors, shopping trips to the local supermarket, or enhancing your safety in and around the house. You can’t find a more user friendly or versatile walker anywhere in the world.

check out the difference between those two in visual here...

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2008-02-12 16:21:44 by Michele T

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Regular walkers don't have wheels, just four legs to support the person. The Rollator ones have wheels and hand brakes. This helps people scoot along.

Hope that helps,

Alex

2008-02-12 16:04:53 by Michele T

Price: $149.95 $67.99