- 301 - 450 lbs.
- Over 450 lbs.
- 31" - 33"
- 34" - 36"
- 37" - 39"
- Over 28"
- 8"
- 16 - 20 lbs.
- 21 - 25 lbs.
- Over 25 lbs.
- Drive
- Medline
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Medline Bariatric Heavy Duty Rollator
Standard Bariatric Heavy Duty Rollator Reinforced design to support higher weight capacities.
$195.99
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Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator Walker by Drive
Bariatric rollator walker by Drive Medical with padded seat and loop locks. Large 8 inch wheels. Capacity: 500 lbs.
$149.99
was $199.99
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Basket for Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator by Drive
Go-Lite replacement basket.
$19.99
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Medline Bariatric Rollator - 400 lb capacity
This heavy-duty rolling walker supports up to 400 lbs and features a padded seat and backrest.
Mobility devices can help you overcome one of your biggest challenges—getting around more easily. Using a walker or a rollator can enhance your independence and provide support to ease back pain or other back issues. A walker features a fixed base—typically a rubber tip—at the end two or all of its four legs; glides can make movement easier and reduce the amount of picking up and moving the walker forward. A rollator has wheels at the end of all four legs; these may be large and sturdy enough to wheel indoors on carpets and uneven surfaces and outdoors on pavement and even grass.
Some features are the same for both rollators and walkers, but because movement is faster with a rollator, these devices often have additional features related to braking.
Top bariatric walker and rollator features:
The additional features can enhance the safety and comfort of a bariatric rollator:
A streamlined profile will help you more easily maneuver around your home. The Go-Lite Bariatric Rollator Walker by Drive /strong> features a deep, wide frame yet with a reduced overall width designed to fit easily through standard household doorways.
If dexterity is a challenge, look for an easy-to-fold walker like Medline’s Deluxe Bariatric Walker with its two-button folding design—easy-to-use push-button mechanisms that can be operated by the fingers, a palm or side of a hand. Each side of this lightweight walker operates independently to make opening or closing it a breeze.