Walker With Front Wheels
A mobility aid designed to help individuals move more easily while providing stability. Unlike a standard walker, it has two front wheels that allow the user to push the walker forward without lifting it, while the back legs typically have rubber tips for support and braking through controlled pressure.
JOD 27.00
Description
Front Wheels: Make walking smoother and reduce the effort needed to lift the walker.
Stability: Still provides balance support, especially for those with moderate weakness.
Adjustable Height: Most models allow for customization to the user’s height.
Lightweight Frame: Usually made of aluminum for easy handling.
| Weight | 2700 g |
|---|---|
| Dosage Form | Walker |
| How to Use | Adjust the height so your elbows bend slightly when holding the grips. Stand inside the walker with the back legs on the ground and the front wheels in front. Push the walker forward smoothly using the wheels, then step your weaker or injured leg first, followed by your stronger leg, keeping your movements controlled. Maintain an upright posture and keep your weight centered for balance, using the back legs’ rubber tips to slow or stop the walker as needed. Always use the walker on even, stable surfaces for safety. |
| Used As | Walker |
| Used For | Provide Support And Stability While Walking |
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