Drive Medical Elevate Upright Walker Features
- Height adjustable backrest
- Durable and comfortable padded seat
- Simple one-handed, side-to-side folding
- Adjustable length dual handbrake system
- Loop lock brakes for added safety and control
- Includes removable zipper storage bag with strap
- Dual front fork for optimal stability and maneuverability
- Simple and user-friendly which meets the users preference
- Provides a more natural line of sight than traditional mobility aids
- Large 10″ multi-terrain front wheels for indoor and outdoor use
Frequently Bought Together
- Urban Poling 4Life Walking Poles
- Sammons Preston Multi Purpose Tips
- Medline Stand and Go Walker
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are upright walkers good for you?
The standard walker has the user lean over, which could<be worse for posture. An upright walker not only reduces this risk but improves posture overall.
2. Is an upright walker good for seniors?
The upright walker supports the patient’s weight on the forearms instead of the wrists and hands. This reduces pressure and pain in the lower back, neck, arms, and wrists, which are commonly associated with using a standard or rolling walker.
3. How is an upright walker different from a traditional walker?
Traditional walkers require users to hunch over or lean forward while walking, on the other hand, an upright walker promotes a better posture and provides a more natural line of sight than traditional mobility aids. It also has additional features like storage, brakes, adjustable height, etc.
4. What is the purpose of a walker?
A walker can make it easier to get around after surgery or after a bone break in your foot or leg. It also helps if you have balance problems, arthritis, leg weakness, or leg instability. A walker allows you to keep weight off your feet and legs as you move.
