Adjustable Lightweight Walking Frame

A front wheel walker can be more convenient, but it poses a slight risk that prevents it from being suitable for everyone. Since this walker has wheels, you may accidentally push it too far away from you.

Users need to be careful not to bear too much weight onto the walker too suddenly. You should never attempt to use a front wheeled walker to go up or down stairs.Those who need support mainly for balance will find front wheel walkers the most suitable. In other situations, you might want to consider another type of walker or rollator.Basic walkers with no wheels provide the most stability and can bear large amounts of weight. You never have to worry about them accidentally rolling or feeling unstable. Two-wheeled walkers have wheels on the two front legs and rubber feet on the back legs. You move forward by lifting the back feet off the ground. This makes them easier to use than non-wheeled walking aids where the whole frame needs to be lifted up.

Key Features

Adjustable Walking frame
Lightweight Walker
Easy to use and maintenance
It has 2 wheels infront