HOW TO WALK with a four-wheeled walker/ROLLATOR safely and easily | Fit, Use, Accessories and More

[@Questor-ky2fv]

Some years ago, I found that I was having to move around my home by grabbing the walls and furniture, due to the worsening condition of my bad knees. At that time, I bought 2 offset handled small base quad canes. They were a big help in getting around, but my knees continued to worsen, so several years ago, I upgraded to a Nova Mini Mack rolling walker. That has been an even bigger help than my canes, as it is easier to walk with it. It also has a built-in seat, padded backrest bar, a cargo basket, and both parking and intermittent brakes. I definitely recommend rollators for most people with mobility issues. Bear in mind, it doesn't cure the health issue and won't get rid of all of the pain, but at least in my case, it does reduce the pain of walking while I am using it, and I can sit and rest on the seat as needed. I do advise that people do their homework before buying a rollator, so that they get the right model for their needs. I recommend getting a model with 8 inch or larger wheels. They work better outside. Check the floor to seat height. You don't want a seat that is too high or too low. Check the space between the handle bars. Sadly, some of us have wide rump roasts, myself included, so we need a wider space between the handlebars. Check how high and low the handles can be set, so you won't be bending too far over if you are too tall for the highest setting, or straining to deal with handles that are too high, even on the lowest setting. Trust me, that is awful. Also, check the weight capacity, and how much the model weighs. Once you have done your homework, then you can look for places offering the lowest price on any models that you are interested in. I realize that there is a lot of info here, but due to my own mobility issues, I know what its like to struggle to walk, so I want everyone to get the best model for their needs.😊

[@gailporter7247]

Thank You for the demonstration, I learned a lot!!

[@annieyue9184]

Thank you for the professional and useful information!

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

Thank you. This was the most helpful video of them all.

[@monicagac1720]

Thank you, it’s a very good demostration, please if you can show us how a person ( starting Parkinson ) seated in a chair can stand up and get the rollator safely

[@IzbelIzbel]

Have a3whweler now I now why my back hurts and I'm hunched over. Thank you for demonstrating. Will buy a 4 one

[@rachelk7200]

Awesome. Answered every question.

[@devilsdeckofcards]

im looking into getting a rollator for bad joint times compared to normal and also conventions. first time i went last summer i realised i shouldve said yes to the rentable rollator (fan expo claims they dont have rentals so i figured i might wanna buy one)

[@syamaprasadkrishnan502]

Good teaching

[@odinw1]

I own a Healthsmart rollator that has larger front wheels and operates much better than 4 small wheel walkers. I have bilateral foot drop (spinal cord injury)since 2005 and have researched many times. It was relatively light compared to most other walkers and folds and unfolds easily for travel. The wheel differential is key. Also my rollator is a snappy purple color and gets positive comments all the time. Amazon has many choices but this one is best for the money… which is relatively low and weight at 17 pounds and price at low hundreds is right. There are lots to pick from but try this out…

[@idabuffkin4538]

Thank you for showing us how.to raise.it.higher. .

[@redbird4]

Can you use a rollator walker on stairs? I am using one but have stairs going up or down in the front or back of my place.

[@lindaartz3297]

Thank you. I just got mine today and am switching from a regular walker to a rollator. I could not figure how to put on the locked brake. There weren’t any instructions. I didn’t think to push the brakes down.

[@MannyOK88]

Lovely video. My friend was in a car accident and broke her leg. She has one of these and was advised to not put any weight on that leg. I see her hopping with this thing which is very unsafe and uses a lot of energy. I could not find any videos with how to use a rollator with just one leg. Her upper body strength isn’t really there so crutches might not work for her either. Any suggestions or demonstrations out there that I missed that could help her? Thanks in advance!

[@halfananimalcracker]

knee scooters are for wheeling a foot around, idk what its like using them but see if theyd help her :)

[@C.Ramius]

Looking for an all-terrain rollator made for a one-handed user (stroke survivor). Or even just the crossbar to install on it. I can’t find either! Got any ideas?

[@eugenewalton]

Thank you

[@virginiaseverns2387]

I have IA Drive Duel that converts to a transport chair. I have an arthritic hip and use the chair feature when I need to walk a distance and then ask my daughter or granddaughter to accompany me to my Dr. appointments. Could you demo one that converts to a transport chair so folk needing one will know they are available.

[@jaimegeiser8726]

one of my silver circles is missing do i need to replace it how

[@sl4983]

How do people get referred to you?

[@MovementFunction]

Please send me a private message through the contact form on my website and I will be happy to talk with you further about possible options. movementfunctionmaui.com/contact-1

[@caddi70]

Mine was supplied through insurance. My fix is to carry a Bungie strap to keep it closed

[@Bigalref1]

i have a 3 wheeled rollator

[@vickieniedrauer5556]

One that is easy to pick up and put in my car

[@sashawhite7491]

My doctor ordered mine

[@arjandasgopalani5808]

Can I get it India?

[@sashawhite7491]

My doctor ordered mine

[@michelebaumgardner7625]

I bought one on Craig's List for $20 in perfect condition.