McKesson Four Wheel Rollator Walker with Folding Aluminum Frame and 300-Pound Weight Limit

The Four Wheeled Rollator by McKesson features a folding frame and a 300-pound weight limit for adaptability in any setting and support of any user. There are five frame colors to choose from. Four wheels provide the rollator with 360-degree mobility. It is a walker when you feel active and independent. Then it serves as a seating device for when you need to take a break and be still for a moment. The padded seat is made from durable polyurethane with a contoured shape. The curved edges reduce pressure on the legs and the full padding supports bony prominences. The seat and backrest are made from the same materials and are cut and split-resistant to prevent irritation against the skin. The backrest is set on hinges so it can be adjusted up, down, or removed.

The entire walker rollator weighs 13-pounds so it can easily be picked up and moved for storage. Since it has folding abilities, this assistive walking device can be brought in a car, on public transportation, and in small rooms. There is a weight limit of 300-pounds which is supported by the aluminum frame. The handles are crafted with ergonomic advantages. They are easy to grab hold of thanks to the larger palm sections. The larger hand grips reduce pressure and are height adjustable to reach your specific height.

The brakes utilize a deluxe loop-lock system like that in a bicycle. The brakes will slow down the rollator or stop it completely depending on how hard you squeeze. As an additional feature, the brakes have a stationary locking position for those moments you want to sit still on a hill.

This rollator is equipped with four 6-inch caster wheels. The wheels have soft-grip tires so they can be used on most terrains outside. They are also non-marking so they can be used indoors without leaving marks on hardwood floors. Beneath the padded seat is a spacious vinyl carry pouch with enough room for personal items. An additional zippered storage pouch is included to store smaller personal items. There is organized room for magazines, medication, cell phones, food, water bottles, and much more.