Medical Walkers
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Walkers are a means of maintaining and maximizing mobility for as long as possible. Different types of walkers with wheels, elbow support, brakes, shopping baskets and other accessories are designed to facilitate routine and daily activities.
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Walker FRANKCode: VCBKWidth: 600 mm
Height: 790-980 mm
Seat width: 380 mm
Weight: 10.2 kg
Maximum load: 130 kg.8200€
Walker with Three Wheels MOBILUSCode: VCBK222BWidth: 67 cm
Length: 70 cm
Adjustable handle height: 77-88 cm
Seat width: 35.5 cm
Weight: 7.5 kg
Maximum load: 136 kg12800€
Walker with four wheels ROCKYCode: VCBK23231Width: 62 cm
Seat height: 51-57 cm
Adjustable handle height: 78 - 93 cm
Seat width: 35 cm
Weight: 7.3 kg
Maximum load: 120 kg8900€
Walker with Three Wheels BILLYCode: VCBK52211Measurements:
Width (cm) 60.5
Height (cm) 80 - 93.5
Weight (kg) 5.5
Maximum load (kg) 1208500€
Walker with elbow support VitoCode: Alkūninė vaikštynė VitoMeasurements:
Width: 64 cm
Length: 75 - 90 cm
Height: 109 - 152 cm
Height of the handles from the ground: 97 - 140 cm
Handle length: 60-83 cm
Cutout width of the soft element: 36 cm
Maximum load 120 kg12500€
Walker with elbow support KWLCode: Vaikštynė su atrama alkūnėms KWLMeasurements:
Length: 750 mm
Width: 720 mm
Height: 920-1220 mm
Adjustable width of the armrests outside: 630-810 mm
Adjustable width of armrests inside: 350-540 mm
Weight: 18.5 kg
Maximum load: 170 kg69000€ -
In the event of a partial loss of mobility, mobility aids are particularly important. Walkers are one of the most popular solutions to increase and facilitate mobility. The wide range of models includes different types of products, which can be wheeled (making it easier to move from one place to another), with an integrated shopping cart (then easier not only to move, but also to shop), with handbrakes (for maximum safety), with elbow support (when it is difficult to maintain the center of gravity, more strain on the hands) and other options. Walkers can be used both in medical or rehabilitation facilities and at home, where the patient is allowed to achieve maximum mobility and comfort on the move.
