Walkers, Rollators & Walking Aids

Walking support that fits your balance, strength, and lifestyle

Walkers and rollators give steady, dependable support for anyone who needs help with balance, stability, or endurance. From lightweight folding walkers to rollators with a seat and heavy-duty models built for extra weight, our specialists help you match the right walking aid to your height, strength, and daily routine. Shop online for delivery anywhere in the U.S., or visit our Salt Lake City showroom to try one in person.

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Walking Aids

Types of walkers and walking aids

Not sure where to start? Here are the main types we carry, and who each one tends to suit. If you are unsure, call us and we will help you decide.

Standard walkers

A lightweight frame with four legs, lifted slightly with each step for the most stable, secure support. Best for indoor use and slower, careful walking.

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Rollators (rolling walkers)

A wheeled walker with hand brakes and usually a built-in seat and basket. Great for longer distances, being out and about, and anyone who likes to sit and rest along the way.

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Hybrid walkers

A cross between a standard walker and a rollator, with two front wheels and rear glides. A middle-ground choice when you want easy movement plus extra stability.

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Knee walkers (knee scooters)

A wheeled, steerable aid that supports a bent knee, keeping weight off a healing foot or ankle. A popular alternative to crutches during recovery.

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Heavy-duty and bariatric

Reinforced walkers and rollators built for higher weight capacities and wider seats, offering the same support with extra strength and room.

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Canes

Single-point and quad canes for lighter, everyday support and added balance on stairs and uneven ground.

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Crutches

Underarm and forearm crutches for short-term recovery when you need to keep weight off a leg or foot.

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Accessories

Baskets, trays, pouches, cup holders, glides, and replacement parts to fit and personalize your walker or rollator.

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How to choose the right walker or rollator

The right choice comes down to a few simple questions:

  • How much support do you need? A standard walker gives the most stability; a rollator trades some stability for easier rolling and a place to sit.
  • Where will you use it most? Tight indoor spaces favor a compact standard or hybrid walker. Errands, appointments, and longer walks favor a rollator with a seat.
  • Do you need to rest often? If yes, a rollator with a built-in seat lets you pause anywhere.
  • What is your height and weight? Walkers adjust to your height for good posture, and heavy-duty models offer higher weight capacities and wider seats.
  • How portable does it need to be? Folding and travel models are lighter and fit easily in a car trunk.

Still deciding? That is exactly what our specialists are for. Call 801-906-3900 or request information and we will help you compare.

Local service, nationwide shipping

Walkers and rollators are easy to ship, so you can order from anywhere in the United States and we will deliver to your door. If you are here in Utah, visit our Salt Lake City showroom at 3737 S State Street to try models in person, get help with fit and adjustments, and ask about local delivery and rentals. Wherever you are, you can call 801-906-3900 to talk with a real specialist before you buy.

You might also need a wheelchair or transport chair for longer distances, or want to rent a knee scooter for recovery. If a walker or rollator ever needs a repair or adjustment, our service and repair team can help.

Walker and rollator questions, answered

What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?
A standard walker has four legs and no wheels, so you lift it slightly with each step for maximum stability. A rollator has wheels and hand brakes and usually a seat, so it rolls smoothly and lets you rest, but it offers a little less bracing support. Walkers suit slower, careful indoor walking; rollators suit longer distances and being out and about.
Which walker is best for outdoors and longer distances?
A rollator is usually the better outdoor choice. The larger wheels roll over sidewalks and thresholds more easily, the hand brakes give you control, and the built-in seat lets you rest whenever you need to. For rougher ground, look for a rollator with larger wheels.
How do I know what height and weight capacity I need?
Most walkers and rollators are height adjustable so the handles sit at your wrist when you stand upright with relaxed arms. Standard models typically support a range of user weights, and heavy-duty or bariatric models are built for higher capacities and wider seats. If you are unsure, call us with your height and weight and we will point you to the right fit.
Can I rent a walker or knee scooter?
Yes. We offer rentals for short-term recovery and longer-term needs, including knee scooters for foot and ankle recovery. Availability changes, so call 801-906-3900 or visit our Rentals page for current options.
Do you ship walkers nationwide?
Yes. We ship walkers, rollators, knee scooters, and accessories anywhere in the United States. If you are local to Salt Lake City, you can also visit our showroom or ask about local delivery and setup.