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Four Wheeled Walker

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Purpose

4-wheeled walkers provide greater stability and support compared to canes or standard walkers, making them suitable for individuals who need assistance with balance and walking but still have some mobility. They have breaks and often a seat which can be used to carry items.

Description

A 4-wheeled walker, also known as a rollator, is a mobility aid device designed to assist people with walking difficulties. It typically consists of a lightweight frame with four wheels, handlebars, and a seat. The wheels make it easier to maneuver compared to traditional walkers with two fixed front legs and back legs with rubber tips.

Features of a 4-wheeled walker include:

Adjustable height: The height of the handles can often be adjusted to suit the user’s height for comfortable use.

Hand brakes: Many models have hand-operated brakes on the handlebars to provide stability and control while walking or sitting.

Seat: Some rollators have a built-in seat, allowing the user to rest when needed. This feature is particularly useful for those who may get tired easily.

Storage: Many models come with a storage compartment or basket for carrying personal items such as bags, groceries, or medical supplies.

Foldability: Foldable designs allow for easy storage and transportation, making them convenient for travel or storage in tight spaces.

Tips

Because they have 4 wheels, 4-wheeled walkers can sometimes “run away from you” if you are walking quickly or not paying attention. Always keep the walker close to your body when moving around and check to make sure the breaks are locked sitting on the seat.

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