NRS Healthcare Freestyle 3 Wheel Rollator, Ultra Lightweight 5 kg (11lb) - Champagne Gold, P23049

I purchased this as I broke my pelvis which has left me with mobility problems , I fought against using a mobility aid but tried out a borrowed one and I certainly helped but found it heavy and a bit cumbersome, so I chose this one because it looked neater and was a better fold … so pleased I did It’s vey neat and nifty. . Light to lift and so easy to fold and put in my daughters car ,the bag is a decent size for odd bits of shopping ,purse etc and the walker was so easy to assemble , very pleased with my purchase ..thank you …..no stopping me now !!!

Brilliant rollator. Lightweight yet sturdy. Easy to fold and slip in the boot of your car. I’m in my 70’s and I can lift it with one hand. Takes up little space when folded.

This is a lovely product, sturdy and versatile

Easy to construct. Very manoeuvrable. Strong braking system. Great gold colour. I need form to claim back VAT please.

Although it is only 3 wheels it feels very solid. I like the fact that you can push the handles inwards which pulls the wheels inwards so you can get round narrower spaces. It is not as noticeable as the larger 4 wheel rotators so I don't feel conspicuous or self conscious. Very pleased with this purchase. Value for money.

Easy to assemble, folds nicely. Well made with excellent quality welding. Solid. Need to advise that the front wheel is quite close to the back wheels, so there is slight tendancy for it to flip over forward if the user is not careful on rougher ground. However this is the only caveat. It is wide and stable left to right, the brakes are surprisingly effective, the height adjustment is very good. The carry bag is spacious for a folder. Bought for a relative, I recommend this product.

Bought this 3 Wheel Rollator and tried it for the first time today. its ultra lightweight 5kg (11 lb ). in Champagne gold. What a good buy. Easy to lift and to get in and out of the car. absolutely brilliant. So pleased and proud to walk out with it as it looks so good.

Remember the days when every step was a celebration of freedom? Back when the world unfolded before you, a vibrant tapestry waiting to be explored? We've all known those cherished moments, haven't we? And now, at 84, with the shadows of disability and the fight against cancer casting their long, undeniable presence, those cherished memories feel like a lifetime ago. My body, once a willing partner, now whispers tales of weariness, its strength a faded echo of its former glory. Honestly, there were times I resisted the helping hands, the aids that promised a return to what was. But oh, the revelation! Those very tools we once pushed aside, the ones we saw as compromises, are proving to be the keys to unlocking something far more profound than we ever imagined: our regained freedom. Not so long ago, movement was as natural as breathing. The Zimmer frame, that awkward sentinel, became an unwelcome companion, a stark monument to what had slipped away. Yet, it held a secret magic – a whispered promise of connection to the very soil beneath my feet. Those familiar, gentle hills were the landscapes I refused to abandon. I'm not one for faraway journeys; I needed to remain firmly rooted. Then came the rollator, a symbol of surrender I fought with every fibre of my being. I clung to heavier alternatives, only to find myself too weak to stand, too fragile to venture forth with any semblance of safety. The sacrifice felt immense, a burden almost too heavy to bear. This arrived as hardly joy unconfined, yet flawed or not, it became a lifeline. In every bustling corridor of a hospital or the crowded arteries of a treatment centre, where its wider stance presents its own unique challenges, it serves its purpose. But step outside? Ah, outside is where the transformation truly shines. With its nimble three wheels, its superior manoeuvrability, and those vital brakes, it has turned what were once daunting short trips into genuine adventures. We deserve better, don't we? A world with infrastructure that understands our needs, with paths as gracefully designed as those for our cycling companions, with sheltered resting places, and roads that are blessedly, wonderfully flat and free of obstacles. This remarkable aid, this symbol of hope, has granted me the gift of movement. It has resurrected possibility where it once seemed extinguished. And isn't that, at its core, what we are all yearning for? Not an impossible perfection, but the profound grace to move forward, to re-engage with the world that beckons, to reclaim our inherent dignity and independence, especially when the circumstances around us feel at their most daunting.

Ce produits correspond parfaitement à l'attente de l'utilisateur. Bonne prise en main, sécurité d'utilisation - les grandes roues permettent de l'utiliser sur toutes sortes de surfaces - ravie de mon achat.

Hallo, habe den Rolli gestern erhalten, bin sehr zufrieden damit, erfüllt vollkommen meine Erwartungen , ich kann ihn leicht zusammenklappen, um ihn ins Auto zu legen und die Farbe ist auch toll. Vielen Dank, ist eine große Hilfe H.N.

Un andador que rompe la norma de las 4 ruedas de la mayoría y que provocará la envidia de cuantos lo vean, sin asiento, bonito, ligero y sencillo, bien fabricado, robusto y seguro, de volumen reducido, plegable, regulable en altura, práctico y versátil gracias a su rueda delantera, que hace que pueda ser utilizado tambien en casa, pudiendo reducir fácilmente su anchura para el paso por las puertas, con un bolso hermoso y elegante. Si buscas un andador con estas características no dudes en elegir éste.

Solido e leggero. Facile da montare. Molto compatto

Comodo leggero smontabile elegante per Signore bene che non fanno la spesa ma vanno a passeggio .alla moda nella sfumatura dorata grazie .il tre ruote è molto stabile