The Deluxe Folding Walker with Wheels is the perfect choice for those in need of additional support while walking. This walker is designed with a lightweight yet sturdy frame, making it easy to maneuver and transport. It also features ergonomically designed handles with adjustable height, allowing for comfortable use. Additionally, the walker is equipped with large and durable wheels, providing a smooth and comfortable ride. So, if you’re looking for a reliable and comfortable way to get around, the Deluxe Folding Walker with Wheels is the perfect choice The double button folding walker was created for people that require extra stability and support. Its unique U-shape design allows users to bring the walker close to assist in standing. Features: Lightweight construction 5″ front wheels Comfortably contoured hand grips 1 year warranty Specifications: Width with Wheels: 26” / 66 cm Adjustable height: 31½” – 38” / 80 – 97 cm Weight capacity: 300 lbs / 136 kg Includes: 3 walker accessory pouches 2 x rear gliding skis Instruction manual Model: 56023 The Right Fit: Make sure your walker is completely open before you walk with it and ensure the walker is locked in place and the frame is rigid. It is important that you adjust your walker to a height that is high enough to hold comfortably. With your arms resting at your sides adjust the walker so that the handles are at the height of the wrist. With your hand placed on the hand-grip, your elbow should be flexed 15˚- 20˚. If you find that you have to stoop down or bring your arms up to reach the walker, adjust the legs to find the best height. Walking With Your Walker: Place your hands equally on either side of the walker. This will distribute your weight evenly across the walker and make it safer for the walker to support you when you move. Push the walker and move it in front of you a distance equal to one footstep, aligning the back legs of the walker with your toes. Step into the frame of the walker with both feet, keeping both hands firmly on the walker’s hand grips.
