Basic walkers have a 3-sided frame that surrounds the user. Users lift the frame and place it further in front of them, they then step forward to meet it, before repeating the process.
Some walkers have wheels or glides on the base of the legs, which means the user can slide the walker rather than lift it. This is especially helpful for people with limited arm strength.
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![Invacare Delta Rollator]()
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![Transit Rollator]()
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![Four Wheel Safety Walker]()
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![Four Wheeled Walker]()
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![Lightweight Aluminium Tri Wheel Walker]()
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![Lightweight Tri-Wheel Walker]()
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![Bariatric Walker]()
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![Heavy Duty Bariatric Rollator]()
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![Walking Aid - Lightweight Folding Frame]()
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![Walking Frame With Castors]()
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