Click to zoomNova Star WB Rollator
A four-wheel rolling walker on 8" wheels with an extra-wide padded backrest, a large padded seat and a pouch underneath. Three frames cover users from 4'10" to 6'2", and the Heavy Duty frame is rated to 400 lbs.
Nova's newest Star frame, with a wider and deeper padded backrest. Three frame sizes run from a petite 300 lbs. build to a 400 lbs. frame, all on push-button height adjustment.
What stands out
The backrest is the whole argument for this frame. On most rolling walkers the backrest is a strap, and a strap is fine for a moment but it is not something you lean into while you wait for your breath to come back. Nova made this one wide and padded, and then priced the frame thirty dollars under the Star 8, which is an unusual direction for a newer model. The trade is the Lock & Lift pin, which the Star 8 has and this does not, so the frame will not hold itself shut while you carry it. Whether that matters comes down to whether you lift the walker into a car alone. One thing to read carefully before you order: the Heavy Duty frame here is rated to 400 lbs., while Nova's older Star Heavy Duty is rated to 450 lbs. The newer model is not the stronger one, and the names do not tell you that.
Straight talk
Is it right for you?
A good fit if you
- rest on the seat often and want a backrest wide enough to lean into
- want the seat and handle height to adjust after the walker arrives
- are between 4'10" and 6'2", where one of the three frames will fit you
- want a 400 lbs. frame without moving to a bariatric price
- walk outdoors as well as indoors and want 8" wheels for rough ground
Look elsewhere if you
- want the frame to lock itself shut when folded, which is the Star 8's Lock & Lift pin
- weigh more than 400 lbs., where the Star Heavy Duty at 450 lbs. is the right frame
- need a walker you lift rather than roll, which is a folding walker
- need a three-wheel frame for tight indoor turns
Every size is listed here for reference. Choose your size in Build & Buy above.
| Size | Color | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petite | Blue | 4248BL | $179.95 |
| Petite | Pink | 4248PK | $179.95 |
| Petite | Purple | 4248PL | $179.95 |
| Petite | Red | 4248RD | $179.95 |
| Standard | Black | 4258BK | $179.95 |
| Standard | Blue | 4258BL | $179.95 |
| Standard | Diamond Sky Blue | 4258DB | $179.95 |
| Standard | Pink | 4258PK | $179.95 |
| Standard | Purple | 4258PL | $179.95 |
| Standard | Red | 4258RD | $179.95 |
| Heavy Duty | Blue | 4259BL | $219.95 |
| Heavy Duty | Purple | 4259PL | $219.95 |
| Heavy Duty | Red | 4259RD | $219.95 |
The Nova Star WB Rollator is covered by Nova Medical Products' own limited warranty. The coverage we have on record is below.
The owner's manual is the full warranty
The owner's manual for this product has its own warranty section, and that section is the complete statement of what Nova Medical Products covers, for how long, and what falls outside the coverage. Read it before you file a claim. If anything on this page differs from the manual, go by the manual.
Owner's manualReturns
This rolling walker may be returned within 30 days of delivery if it is unused and in the original packaging. Contact us before starting a return. See our return policy for complete details.
This rolling walker has a 20% restocking fee.
Return shipping to us is yours to arrange, and the shipping we paid to deliver it to you is deducted from your refund along with that fee.
If something goes wrong
Call us first at 1-855-HIELINE. We file the claim with Nova Medical Products for you and get the covered part sorted out rather than handing you a phone number.
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