Walkers with Wheels - Up to 250 lbs. - 351 - 450 lbs.

Wheeled walkers are very similar to standard walkers. The major difference is that -- while standard models feature platforms at the bottom of each leg -- wheeled models feature at least two, you guessed it - wheels. Although platforms tend to provide a bit more stability, wheels can reduce friction and make movement easier. If you’re struggling to make a decision, try both styles and see what feels most natural. If lifting and maneuvering a standard walker is a struggle, you may want to opt for a wheeled variant, but if maintaining posture and balance is difficult with a wheeled walker, you may want to opt for a standard model.

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U-Step Walker 2

34 Reviews

Ideal for neurological conditions
Backrest / middle brake
Ergonomically positioned comfort grip handle bars

Weight Capacity	375 lbs.
Min. Handle Height	28"
Max. Handle Height	38.5"

Weight Capacity 375 lbs.

Min. Handle Height 28"

Max. Handle Height 38.5"

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$640

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Klip Posterior Walker

Comes in 2 and 4 wheel options
Comes in XS, S, M & L
Lightweight and folds for travel
Flip-up seat (optional)

Weight Capacity	75 lbs. - 190 lbs.
Min. Handle Height	16" - 30"

Weight Capacity 75 lbs. - 190 lbs.

Min. Handle Height 16" - 30"

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$204

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Rolling Walkers - Walker with Wheels - Wheeled Walkers - Up to 250 lbs. - 351 - 450 lbs.

Walkers with Wheels - Up to 250 lbs. - 351 - 450 lbs.