Walking Aids
Keep walking,with the right support.
A cane for balance, a walker to lean on, or a rollator with a seat for longer walks. Pick the type that fits how the person walks today.
Question 1
What do you need help with?
Which sounds most like the person?
Think about how they walk today and how far they want to go.
Our suggestion
Shop by type
Wheels and a seat
Stand up straight
No seat, most support
Off the foot
Short term or everyday
A little extra balance
Find the right walking aid
Start with how the person walks and how far they want to go. Some products appear under more than one card. Or see all walking aids →
Wheels and a seat
Rollators
A walker on four or three wheels with hand brakes. Most have a seat to rest on and a bag or basket, and some convert to a transport chair. Shop rollators →
Stand up straight
Upright walkers
A rollator with forearm rests set high, so the person walks standing up straight instead of bending over the handles. Shop upright walkers →
No seat, most support
Standard walkers
A folding frame with no seat, on tips or front wheels, for a person who leans on the walker with each step. Shop standard walkers →
Off the foot
Knee walkers
A padded knee rest on a steerable frame, to keep weight off a foot or ankle while it heals. Shop knee walkers →
Short term or everyday
Crutches
Underarm crutches for getting around while an injury heals, and forearm crutches for everyday use. Shop crutches →
A little extra balance
Canes
A cane for a person who walks on their own and wants a steady hand on one side. Shop canes →
Made for getting out
Walk to the cafe, and take a seat when you get there.
