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Bariatric Rollator with 8" Wheels

Bariatric Rollator with 8" Wheels

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The Bariatric Rollator with 8" Wheels is a heavy-duty mobility aid designed for added stability and support. Equipped with large 8" wheels for smooth maneuverability on various surfaces, this rollator features a sturdy, reinforced frame that supports up to 500 pounds. It includes a padded seat and backrest for comfortable resting, along with an under-seat storage bag for carrying personal items. Adjustable handles and easy-to-use hand brakes provide personalized comfort and control, making it ideal for daily use by individuals needing extra support.

Not sure a rollator is the right choice? A rollator rolls freely, so it suits people who walk steadily but need rest breaks. If you lean heavily on your walker, see our walker vs rollator guide. For fit, the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons recommends handles at the crease of your wrist with elbows slightly bent.

Specifications

Color options: Black, Blue
Weight capacity: 500 lbs
Fits users: about 5'0" to 6'3" tall
Handle height: adjustable from 34 to 38 in
Width between the handles: 22 in
Overall size open: 28.5 in wide x 20 in deep x 38 in tall
Seat: 18 in wide x 13.5 in deep
Seat height from the floor: 22 in
Wheels: 8 in
Storage bin: 20 x 10 x 5 in, removable
Frame: steel
Product weight: about 27 lbs
Folds: yes, for car trunk storage

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does a bariatric rollator work?

The Bariatric Rollator with 8" Wheels functions as a four-wheeled mobility aid that provides stability and support while walking. Users grip the adjustable handles and walk behind the rollator, using the easy-to-use hand brakes to control speed and stop when needed. The large 8" wheels allow smooth movement across various surfaces, while the reinforced frame provides reliable support.

Q: What is the weight limit on a bariatric rollator?

This heavy-duty rollator is designed to support up to 500 pounds, making it ideal for bariatric users who need extra stability and support during mobility.

Q: Can a bariatric rollator go outside?

The large 8" wheels are specifically designed for smooth maneuverability on various surfaces including indoor floors, outdoor pavement, sidewalks, and uneven terrain. The larger wheel size helps navigate over small obstacles and provides better stability compared to smaller wheels.

Q: Does a bariatric rollator have a seat?

Yes, this rollator includes a padded seat and backrest, allowing users to rest comfortably whenever needed. This feature is particularly beneficial for individuals who may need frequent breaks during walking or mobility activities.

Q: What storage comes with this rollator?

The rollator comes with an under-seat storage bag that allows users to carry personal items, medications, or other essentials while maintaining mobility and independence.

Q: Are the handles adjustable on a bariatric rollator?

Yes. The handles adjust from 34 to 38 inches, which Vive sizes for people about 5 feet to 6 feet 3 inches tall. Set them so your elbows stay slightly bent while you walk.

Q: How do the brakes work on a rollator?

The rollator is equipped with easy-to-use hand brakes that provide reliable control. Users can squeeze the brake handles to slow down or stop, and the brakes can typically be locked when the rollator is used as a seat. Always push the brakes down to lock the wheels before sitting.

Q: Who should use a bariatric rollator?

This rollator is ideal for individuals who need extra support due to mobility challenges, balance issues, or conditions like multiple sclerosis. It's particularly beneficial for bariatric users or anyone requiring a heavy-duty mobility aid for daily use. Compare our walker vs rollator guide or browse the bariatric collection.

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Why we know this works!

We love this bariatric rollator because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we see larger-bodied adults stop going to the store or the park once they have nowhere safe to sit. Do you need a bariatric rollator or will a standard one hold you? If you weigh more than 300 pounds, choose a bariatric model: this one has a steel frame rated to 500 pounds, an extra-wide 18 inch seat with a backrest, and 8 inch wheels that roll over sidewalks and parking lots. Locking hand brakes hold it still while you rest, and it folds to fit in a car trunk. This is especially helpful for people with limited stamina, multiple sclerosis, or balance problems who want to keep walking in the community. Always lock the brakes before you sit, and if you need to lean heavily for balance, the Bariatric Front Wheeled Folding Walker gives more control.

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