A folding walking frame suits a client who needs a stable base to step into and load through both arms, usually someone early after surgery, or a client whose balance has dropped away but who still walks with supervision indoors.
Front wheels let the client push the frame forward without lifting it, which is easier on the shoulders and keeps the gait pattern smoother. The rear glides hold the frame when weight goes through it. Height adjusts through eight settings in even increments, so you can set it to the wrist crease properly, not just close enough.
It folds narrow for the car or the cupboard, and the aluminium build keeps it light for a carer to carry.
