Which rollator can you recommend?

aaronpang

Hello,

I would like to ask which rollator you can recommend.

I am trying out an old one from my mother, which is also a little easier. But I can't push or steer with my right arm, otherwise it would be too painful. That's why I only rest my right hand loosely on the rollator. Is there a rollator that is as light as possible and can be used without much effort?

I have been prescribed one, and I think I'll have to pay extra for it anyway. But I would like one that is good.

Best wishes

Gisela

Rodders53

aaronpang said:

I have been prescribed one, and I think I'll have to pay extra for it anyway. 

Speak to your Occupational Therapist / Prescriber again...  They are familiar with your specialised needs... and may have alternatives to suggest.

Other suggestions may be obtainable from a good mobility and appliance seller that you go to, but probably not available off the shelf for your unique circumstance. 

pearb34

There is a carbon fiber rollator available, pretty expensive but i think you can hire it to try out before you commit, its called the byAcre Carbon Ultralight Rollator.

Found it here if you need to try it out https://www.lendocare.com/products/walking-aids

beanielou

pearb34 said:

There is a carbon fiber rollator available, pretty expensive but i think you can hire it to try out before you commit, it’s called the byAcre Carbon Ultralight Rollator.

This is the one I have. Got it earlier this year. It was £550 but well worth it. Super lightweight. 

Folds super easy & I can put it in the car on my own. Priceless.  It fits nicely behind my drivers seat. 

If you want any further help please just ask. 

@arronpang.