Aluminum rollator - foldable with bag

Get the right walker suitable for you
There are a few rules to observe in order for the walker to be used safely and not to turn into a tripping hazard. Arebos provides you with proper instructions, tips and tricks for avoiding common mistakes.

Mistake no. 1: Handles too low
Stand in front of the walker and leave your arms hanging down naturally. The handles of the walker should always be at the same height with your wrists. Important: When adjusting the height, keep an upright, straight posture. If the handles are too low, your center of gravity will shift forward and your full body weight will rest on the walker, resulting in a bad posture that will negatively impact your back muscles. Pain in the palms and wrists would be another unpleasant side effect. As another result, it would become increasingly difficult to cross over obstacles and the risk of falls would increase as well. Therefore, keep in mind that a walking aid is just that – an aid.

Mistake no. 2: Handles too high
Unfortunately, the following is a common sight: Users push the walker in front of them like a shopping cart. This is caused by handles being too high. Recommendation: While walking, bend your arms and walk with your feet in between the back wheels. A rolling walker moving too slowly increases the risk of tripping.

Thanks to 6 different height settings, this Arebos walker can be adjusted to any body size, for you to avoid problems from handles being too high or too low.