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Medline Bariatric Heavy Duty Rollator 25979425783973Medline Bariatric Heavy Duty Rollator 25979425816741

Medline Bariatric Heavy Duty Rollator

5.0
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Drive Lightweight Aluminum Indoor/Outdoor Soft seat Rollator with large 7.5" wheels 25979101020325Drive Lightweight Aluminum Indoor/Outdoor Soft seat Rollator with large 7.5" wheels 25979101053093

Drive Lightweight Aluminum Indoor/Outdoor Soft seat Rollator with large 7.5" wheels

4.6
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
26 Reviews
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Medline Bariatric Rollator - 400 lb capacity 25979068448933Medline Bariatric Rollator - 400 lb capacity 25979068481701

Medline Bariatric Rollator - 400 lb capacity

4.7
Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars
18 Reviews
Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator Walker by Drive 25979103346853Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator Walker by Drive 25979103379621

Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator Walker by Drive

4.4
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars
17 Reviews

Plus Size & Tall Rollators

Bariatric Rollators That Keep You Mobile
Choosing the right mobility device can be a bit of a challenge, especially if you've only recently discovered that you could benefit from one. We recommend bariatric rollators for larger individuals who have trouble getting around. These handy devices are designed to help you maintain your independence, prevent injury and deter overexertion. Bariatric rollators are designed for heavier adults and support those who weigh 250 pounds or more.

Parentgiving is here to assist you with finding the right bariatric rollator for your needs, with styles by the top brands like Drive, Medline, Nova, Lumex, Karman and more. You can easily narrow our selection by to find rollators by size, weight capacity, brand and price.

Is a Rollator the Best Choice for Me?
Before deciding on a specific walking aid, it's important to note that there are tons of unique options on the market. Though similar, bariatric rollators differ from bariatric walkers in many ways. Where a traditional bariatric walker has a fixed base, a rollator has wheels at the end of all four legs, offering ease of movement over various different terrains. These walking aids have several unique features that vary based on model. In general, you're more likely to find styles with extras like seats and baskets when you opt for a rollator instead of a walker.

We have a wide variety of rollators with seats that allow you to take a brief rest whenever you need to, as well as several folding rollators that are perfect for travel, everyday errands and more. If you intend to use your rollator outdoors, make sure you choose one with larger, more heavy-duty wheels that allow you to easily glide over everything from carpeting and hardwood to grass and gravel. If you aren't sure which rollator style is most appropriate for you or your patient, feel free to reach out to us at Parentgiving and we'd be happy to assist you with your purchase.

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