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Premium 8" Heavy Duty Rollator - Top-Tier Mobility & Independence
Premium 8" Heavy Duty Rollator - Top-Tier Mobility & Independence
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$554.00
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$554.00
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$664.80
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Experience top-tier mobility and independence with the Premium 8" Heavy Duty Rollator, featuring a durable frame, large wheels, and sleek charcoal finish for both comfort and style.
Experience unmatched mobility and support with this top-of-the-line walking aid designed for robust assistance. Crafted with high-quality materials and sleek charcoal finish, it offers a comfortable, secure, and convenient solution for maintaining your independence and mobility.
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User Weight Limit
200 kg
Total Product Weight
8 kg
Total product length
690 mm
Total Product Width
510 mm
Height Adjustment Range
830 - 950 mm
Seat Width
410 mm
Seat Depth
350 mm
Castor diameter
200 mm
Floor to seat height
550 mm
- Heavy-Duty Construction - Durable frame supports higher weight capacities
- 8" Wheels - Large wheels for smooth movement on various terrains
- Comfortable Seat - Padded seat for comfortable resting
- Adjustable Height - Customizable handle heights for optimal posture
- Ergonomic Hand Grips - Designed to reduce hand strain
- Convenient Storage - Spacious under-seat storage bag
- Safety Features - Reliable braking systems for added security
- Foldable Design - Easily foldable for storage and transport
What are the different types of wheeled walking frames and rollators?
Five main types: Tri Walkers (three wheels, lightweight, narrow with carry bag), Four Wheeled Walkers (more stable with seat and storage), Petite Walker (smaller version for users under 5'2"), Bariatric Walker (heavy-duty supporting up to 225kg), and Gutter Frame Walker (with forearm supports for limited upper body strength).
What key features should I consider when selecting walking frames?
Consider wheel size (6" for indoor/shorter users, 8" for indoor/outdoor/active users), folding capability for storage, seat for resting, braking system (requires good grip strength), and weight (aluminum 5-7kg, steel 10-12kg). These affect usability, portability, and suitability.
How do I determine the right size and proper handle height?
Petite Walkers suit people under 5'2", standard walkers for 5'3" and taller. For proper handle height: stand with hands by sides, set grips just above wrist joint, allowing slightly bent elbows while maintaining upright posture.
What materials are walking canes made from?
Modern walking sticks are typically aluminum - lightweight, durable, height-adjustable with telescopic design. Available in folding styles with various patterns. Wooden sticks are strong but must be cut to specific height and aren't adjustable. Aluminum is preferred for versatility.
What types of cane handles are available?
Four types: Crook/Hook (traditional, easy to hang), Standard T Handle (comfortable on folding sticks), Ergonomic/Fischer Grip (reduces pressure, ideal for frequent use), and Swan Neck (angled for users placing significant weight on stick).
When should I consider a quad cane and what's proper height?
Quad canes provide maximum stability with four rubber feet but are heavier. For proper height: measure from wrist to floor while standing upright. Correct height allows level shoulders and 25-30 degree elbow flexion. Professional measurement recommended.
Are rollators good for balance issues and travel?
Yes, rollators are excellent for balance with stable four-wheel design, hand brakes, and seats. Most are height-adjustable. Rollators are allowed on planes free of charge - inform airlines in advance and ensure collapsible design.
What safety considerations apply in wet conditions?
Use caution as wet surfaces make tips slippery. Dry thoroughly after exposure, use non-slip rubber tips, avoid wet/uneven surfaces when possible. Ensure good-sized rubber tips (1-2 inches wide) for traction and replace worn tips regularly.
Which hand should I use my walking stick in?
Use walking stick in the OPPOSITE hand to your injured leg. If using for balance only, use your dominant hand. This provides optimal support and stability while walking.
What's the difference between walkers and zimmer frames?
Walker and zimmer frame are the same thing - terms used interchangeably for lightweight, transportable mobility frames. For non-weight bearing conditions, Forearm Crutches with Comfy Handle and Elbow Crutches are recommended for stability and comfort.
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