Walking Aids

• ComfortRise MG Adjustable Rollator with Seat – 21 Inch to 26 Inch

   

  £249.00 with VAT relief

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• Magnesium Lite 10 kg Wheelchair and Assured Step Rollator Combination Package

  RRP £696.00 | SAVE £457.20

  £199.00 with VAT relief

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• Assured Step Rollator Walker with Seat

   

  £150.00 with VAT relief

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What's the difference between a walking stick and a rollator?
  A walking stick provides basic support on one side, while a rollator offers support from both hands and has wheels for smoother movement. Rollators also come with brakes for safety, a seat to rest on and storage space underneath. If you need more stability than a stick can offer or want the option to sit down when you're out, a rollator is usually a better choice.
• Are walking aids suitable for outdoor use?
  Yes, most walking aids are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Look for models with larger wheels if you plan to use them outside regularly, as these cope better with uneven surfaces like pavements or gravel paths. Many also have weather-resistant frames and comfortable grips for extended outdoor use.
• How do I know if I need a walking aid?
  You might benefit from a walking aid if you feel unsteady on your feet, get tired when walking longer distances or worry about losing your balance. They're also helpful if you've had a fall before or your doctor has suggested you use extra support. A walking aid can give you the confidence to stay active and independent.
• Can walking aids be adjusted for different heights?
  Yes, most walking aids have adjustable handles to suit different users. The correct height means your arms should have a slight bend when holding the handles, with your shoulders relaxed. Getting the right height is important for comfort and proper posture, so always check the adjustment range before buying.