Consulta: andadores sin ruedas
Producto: KMINA PRO - Rollator Walker for Tall People (User Height 5'9" to 6'6" Approx.), Rollators with Seats and Large Wheels, Rollator Walker 8 inch Wheels, Large Rollator Walker with Seat, Folding Rollator
Marca: KMINA
➤ Strong and compact aluminum structure: 25.39" wide and 18.71 lb.
➤ It has a handle brake system with adjustable pressure.
➤ The rollator walker for tall person is easy to store and fold, just remove the hitch and the front bag.
➤ Made with aluminum tubing and four large, solid wheels, it is perfect for both indoors and outdoors.
➤ To sit down, first lock the brakes and place the walker on an even, solid surface.
➤The rollator walker has a height adjustable system consisting of 5 adjustments at 1.37" distance.
➤ The maximum user weight is 300Ib.
♥ STURDY AND VERSATILE: Thanks to its aluminum finish and its four solid and large wheels, this adult walker is perfect for all types of surfaces. In addition, the fabric bag, with a capacity of 11 lb, allows the user to store their belongings comfortably during their walks.
♥ MAXIMUM COMFORT: This rollator walker with seat guarantees great comfort thanks to its height adjustment system with 5 regulations (37.8" - 32.9") that allows it to adapt perfectly to tall people, as well as the seat with backrest (24.6") that offers the possibility of resting at any time.
♥ SAFE: Large rollator walker that increases safety by having a handle brake system that allows completely immobilize the folding rollator. Its adjustable brake system also makes it possible to adjust the brake pressure to brake with less force.
♥ FOLDABLE: It can be folded quickly and easily, making it easy to store and transport. Thanks to its small size when folded (35.24" x 28.03" x 8.11"), this rollator walker for tall people can be stored anywhere without taking up much space.
✔ RECOMMENDED TO: Users from 5'9" to 6'6" and with a maximum weight of 300Ib. This rollator walker is designed for people with dependence who need a walking aid and do not want to lose their autonomy.