An upright rollator. You stand tall and put your weight through your forearms instead of gripping and leaning forward, which is the answer when the problem is wrists, hands or shoulders rather than legs.
The forearm platforms adjust between 41 and 46 inches, so they are set to your elbow rather than to an average. The brakes push down to lock, and there is a seat at 21.5 inches with a backrest for when you need to stop.
It carries 300 lb. Medline publish very little else for this walker, so rather than repeat a dealer’s guess at the width, come in and we will measure the one on our floor against your doorway.
