Walkers

Walkers! If you are looking for a walker, either folding, gliding, three wheeled or four wheeled, and great prices and a wide selection is important to you in selecting a walker, you are here!

FOLDING WALKERS folds independently on each side for compact storage when traveling. Folding walker

Gliding

The GLIDING WALKER has large swivel wheels in the front , auto glide attachments in back. Gliding

FOUR and three-wheeled

Four-wheels offer easy mobility and stability. Four wheeled and three wheeled walkers have hand brakes for added stability

Four-wheeled

WALKER ACCESSORIES

pouches
baskets
platforms
brakes
These accessories add to the functionality of your walker. Add one of these features to your four legged mobility aid

Other Mobility Aids

Choose a quad cane

Quad canes offer added stability with the mobility of a cane the four pronged support provides a firmer base.

aluminum adjustable cane

Choose forearm crutches

Toddler Forearm crutches

Pediatric forearm crutches

Choose platform crutches

Select a Walker

For significant weight-bearing needs, when the choice is between a walker and crutches, evaluate the need for more stable support provided by a walker versus the versatility of crutches (such as on stairs). Because the walker is more stable and can stand by itself, older clients find this device easier to manage. When primary use is within a single-level home, the walker is a good choice, although fitting through doorways and bathrooms may present problems. Many current walker designs, of aluminum with adjustable-length legs, are foldable, allowing greater storage and portability than rigid models.

Evaluate the home, work and recreation environment for accessibility. In tight bathrooms, for example, a standard walker prevents access and grab bars may need to be installed as alternative means of support. Certain models are designed for use over the toilet; others are flared, allowing closer access to bedside, chair and commode.