A rollator for walking, with a transit chair option for short trips
The Rollator Walker and Transit Chair Combo 136kg supports you while you walk, then turns into a transit chair when you get tired and a carer can push you a short way. It has a padded seat and backrest, padded armrests, a flip down footrest and storage under the seat, all on an aluminium frame rated to 136kg.
Keep walking, with a back-up for the longer stretches
A long walk through the shops or a hospital car park can be hard when you know you'll run out of energy halfway. With this walker wheelchair combo you walk with support for as long as you're comfortable. When you need a rest, a carer can push you for a short distance.
Rollator mode
The handles adjust from 82cm to 94.5cm, and locking handbrakes hold the walker still when you stop to sit on the padded vinyl seat.
Transit chair mode
Flip the footrest down, sit back against the foam padded backrest and rest your arms on the padded armrests while your carer pushes.
Please note: this is a rollator by design. The transit chair mode is for short journeys with an attendant only. It is not meant to be used as your main wheelchair, as the extra load during travel can shorten the product's life, wear its parts faster and may void the warranty.
Features
- Two modes in one: rollator walker, plus transit chair for short trips with a carer.
- Aluminium frame: 9.2kg, rated to 136kg.
- Height adjustable handles: 82cm to 94.5cm.
- Locking handbrakes: hold the walker in place when you sit.
- Padded comfort: vinyl seat, foam padded backrest and foam padded armrests.
- Flip down footrest: for transit chair mode.
- Under seat storage: for shopping and personal items.
- Folds: 43cm folded width, or 37cm with the armrests removed.
Is this walker wheelchair combo right for you?
- Usually suits: people who can walk with a rollator but tire on longer outings, and have a carer with them who can push for short stretches.
- Not designed for: use as an everyday wheelchair or for long distances in chair mode. If you need to be pushed most of the time, a transit wheelchair is the better choice.
- Check first: your weight must be within the 136kg capacity, and the handles must reach a comfortable height for you (82cm to 94.5cm).
We recommend speaking with your healthcare provider or physiotherapist if you're unsure which walking aid suits you.
Choosing the right fit
- Check the handle height. Stand up straight in your usual shoes with your arms relaxed by your sides. Measure from the floor to the crease of your wrist. That height should fall between 82cm and 94.5cm.
- Check the seat. The seat sits 50.5cm off the floor and is 35cm wide and 32cm deep.
- Check the weight capacity. The user's weight must be under 136kg.
- Check your doorways and car. It's 59cm wide overall and 80cm long, and folds to 43cm wide (37cm with the armrests off).
Specifications
| Weight capacity | 136kg |
| Handle height | 82 to 94.5cm |
| Between handgrips | 43cm |
| Seat height | 50.5cm |
| Seat width | 35cm |
| Seat depth | 32cm |
| Backrest height | 30cm |
| Overall length | 80cm |
| Overall width | 59cm |
| Folded width | 43cm (37cm with armrests removed) |
| Wheels | 20 x 3cm |
| Frame | Aluminium |
| Unit weight | 9.2kg |
| Box size | 58 x 32 x 83cm, 12kg |
Not sure it's the right walker? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right walker, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- What is the user's weight?
- What is the floor to wrist crease height, in cm, standing in shoes?
- How far can the user usually walk before needing a rest?
- How often would a carer need to push the user in chair mode, and how far?
- Will it be used mostly indoors, outdoors, or both?
- Does it need to fit in a car boot, and which car?