Mobility Aids: Rollators, Walkers, Crutches & Walking Canes
Rollators, walkers, crutches and walking canes for DME distributors, pharmacies, rehabilitation centers and hospital discharge programs.
25 products
Key takeaways
- 25 mobility aids in one collection: 6 rollators, a knee walker, 7 walkers, 10 canes and crutches, and a pedal exerciser.
- Rollators roll on wheels with loop hand brakes; walkers give a stable frame for each step; canes and crutches suit users who need less support or must offload one leg.
- Net weights, height ranges and pieces per carton are listed per model, for example 2.3 kg for the HP-AF01 walker and 0.20 kg for the HP-AI02 carbon fiber cane.
Mobility aids support people who walk with difficulty after surgery or injury, or because of age-related weakness. This collection brings together rollators, walkers, crutches and walking canes for DME distributors, pharmacies, rehabilitation centers and hospital discharge programs.
How to choose the right walking aid
- Rollators. A rollator walker rolls on wheels and has loop hand brakes; HP-AE01 to HP-AE05 have a seat for resting, and HP-AE07 has a three-wheel design for tight turns. HP-AE03 and HP-AE05 add footrests, so a caregiver can push the user as a transport chair.
- Walkers (walking frames) give a stable base for each step. Choose a standard folding walker (HP-AF01), front wheels to glide instead of lift (HP-AF02, AF04), a sling seat (HP-AF03), a walker with seat and wheels (HP-AF05) or a commode seat (HP-AF06). HP-AF07 has padded underarm supports for gait training.
- Crutches take weight off an injured leg. Underarm crutches (HP-AI07) come in pairs in S, M and L sizes; forearm crutches (HP-AI08 and the folding HP-AI09) are often chosen for longer-term use. The HP-AE06 knee walker is an alternative for foot and ankle injuries.
- Canes give light balance support. Quad canes (HP-AI04, AI05) have a four-point base, and the large-base HP-AI04 stands on its own. HP-AI06 opens into a seat, and HP-AI10 is a folding white cane for visually impaired users.
Mobility aids in this collection
- Rollators and knee walker: HP-AE01 to HP-AE07 (7 models)
- Walkers: HP-AF01 to HP-AF07 (7 models)
- Walking canes and crutches: HP-AI01 to HP-AI10 (10 models)
- Pedal exerciser: HP-AJ06
When you request a quote, list the models and quantities. Height ranges, net weights and pieces per carton are confirmed per model.
Frequently asked questions
+What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?
A walker is a frame that the user lifts or glides forward with each step. It gives a stable base for users who need to lean on it. A rollator has three or four wheels, hand brakes and usually a seat, so it rolls continuously and suits users who can walk at a steady pace and want to rest along the way. In this collection, HP-AF01 to HP-AF07 are walkers and HP-AE01 to HP-AE05 and HP-AE07 are rollators.
+Rollator or front-wheeled walker: which is better?
A front-wheeled walker (HP-AF02, HP-AF04, HP-AF05) has wheels at the front and rubber tips at the back, so it glides forward but stays put when the user leans on it. A rollator rolls on all wheels and relies on hand brakes. Front-wheeled walkers are common for users who need more stability indoors, while rollators suit longer walks. The treating clinician should confirm the choice for each user.
+What is the difference between a walker and a cane?
A cane is held in one hand and gives light balance support. A walker is held with both hands and takes more of the user's weight, so it suits users with weaker balance. Quad canes such as HP-AI04 and HP-AI05 sit between the two, giving a wider base than a single-tip cane.
+Walker or crutches: which one do I need?
Crutches are used when one leg must carry little or no weight and the user has good upper-body strength and balance. A walker gives more stability for users who are unsteady on both legs. For foot and ankle injuries, the HP-AE06 knee walker is a third option that lets the user rest the injured leg on a padded knee platform.
+How are mobility aids packed for distributors?
Packing is listed per model. Walking canes and crutches are packed 10 or 20 pieces per carton, HP-AF01 folding walkers 4 per carton, and each rollator in its own carton. Container loading is confirmed with the quotation.