About the NRS Forearm Rollator
The Four-Wheel Forearm Rollator provides unbeatable support while at home and walking around town. Ideal for people who need more upper body support or those with limited hand and wrist dexterity.
The rollator showcases two padded forearm rests, each one can be height and length adjusted to best suit the user. The forearms rests provide an increased level of support without relying on the wrists and fingers. Additionally, when using the rollator, the required posture uses fewer lower back muscles and less upper body strength.
The stylish red frame looks classy and sophisticated without drawing too much attention. Made from strong and durable aluminium that also lightweight enough to comfortable carry up and down stairs. When not in use the frame is easy to fold down without the need for specialised tools, once folded the rollator is a compact size that will seamlessly fit into a car boot for transporting.
The four large directional wheels evenly spread the user’s weight to aid in balance and stability. The wheels have a large diameter and are made from TPE for better traction and grip. Both handles feature cable loop brakes that are easy to reach and pull, even for those suffering from arthritis. When stationary the brakes can be locked and parked in place to prevent any accidental movements.
When on the go the rollator features a comfortable seat and backrest, ideal for taking a quick break or rest. Additionally, the rollator has a convenient holder for a walking stick and a detachable carry basket.
- Forearm support
- Lightweight
- Easy to fold
- Height adjustable handles
- Detachable carry bag
- Loop handled cable brakes
- Built in seat and backrest
For more information please read the product specification.
NRS Forearm Rollator Specification
| Width | 650 mm (25.5”) |
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| Height | 1195 mm (47”) |
| Length | 630 mm (25”) |
| Total weight | 9½ kg |
| Maximum user weight | 136kg (21 stone) |
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Delivery and Returns
Please note that Royal Mail deliveries are highly likely to be affected by strike action in the next two months. This may add 2-3 days to normal delivery speeds.