Nova Phoenix Rise UP Rollator

ManufacturerNova Medical Products
Model 4801
$279.95
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An upright, stand-up rollator. Instead of low handles you rest your forearms on contoured padded armrests set between 48" and 53", which keeps your posture upright and your eyes forward and takes strain off your back and shoulders. It runs on 10" front and 8" rear wheels, has a padded sling seat, an attached cane holder and removable front wheels for storage.

Armrest height
48" to 53"
Weight capacity
300 lbs.
Wheels
10" front, 8" rear
Walker weight
20.5 lbs.
Overview
Stand-up rollator Forearm support at 48" to 53"

An upright rollator you lean on through padded forearm supports rather than gripping low handles, so you walk with your head up and your back straight. Handles set from 48" to 53".

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The Phoenix Rise UP
Built for real life

What stands out

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You lean on your forearms, not your hands
Contoured padded armrests carry your weight through the forearms and elbows. That takes the load off your wrists and hands, which is the difference for anyone with arthritis or a weak grip.
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Upright posture
The supports sit at 48" to 53", near chest height, so you walk looking forward rather than hunched over low handles. Nova's own claim for the design is better control, more stability and less body strain.
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Quick-Adjust handle height
A push button moves the supports through the range rather than needing a tool, so two people can share the rollator or you can fine tune it as you go.
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10" front wheels
The largest front wheel Nova put on a rolling walker. It rolls over thresholds and rough ground that stops a smaller caster, which matters more on a frame this tall.
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Handles support you standing or seated
Nova design the grips so you can push up from them to stand, and hold them while you are sitting on the seat.
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Attached cane holder and removable front wheels
The cane holder is part of the frame. The front wheels pull off for storage, which brings the folded frame down to 12" deep.
The Hieline Take

An upright rollator changes where your weight goes, and that is the whole decision. On a standard rollator your hands take the load and your shoulders roll forward; after twenty minutes your wrists and your upper back know about it. The Phoenix puts padded supports at 48" to 53" and asks your forearms to do the work, so you walk with your head up and your hands free of the job. For anyone with arthritic wrists, a weak grip or the habit of hunching over a walker, that is not a comfort upgrade, it is the reason the walk happens at all. Nova have built it properly: 10" front wheels, the biggest they fit to anything, a Quick-Adjust button for the height, a real seat and backrest so it still works as a rollator, and an attached cane holder. Two limits. It is sized for users 5'2" and up, and below that the supports sit too high to be useful. And it does not fold short: at about 50" tall folded it goes in a boot on its side, not under a seat.

Straight talk

Is it right for you?

A good fit if you

  • have wrist, hand or grip problems and want to load your forearms instead
  • walk hunched over a standard rollator and want to stand upright
  • get back, neck or shoulder fatigue from a low-handled walker
  • want to push up from the handles to stand
  • are between 5'2" and 6'0" tall

Look elsewhere if you

  • weigh more than 300 lbs., where a bariatric frame is the right choice
  • are under 5'2", where the 48" minimum armrest height sits too high
  • need the rollator to fold short, because folded it is still about 50" tall
  • need the lightest frame, because this one is 20.5 lbs.
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