Walking with a rollator is a big step for users. Nevertheless, the tool increases the movement rate considerably and increases the possibilities for many people to stay healthy. There are many different rollerators and associated rollator accessories. However, the most important thing is the body position. From the attitude one automatically walks well behind the rollator. 

How to use a Rollator? 

Walking behind the rollator starts with the right Roller settingsThe handles should reach the wrists and the feet should remain between the wheels while walking. Besides the correct settings, it is a matter of taking a natural position. A straight back and a relaxed posture ensure optimum efficiency from the rollator. Good running behind the rollerator results in longer and less tiring walks. It brings back the movement happiness. 

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When you start walking behind the rollator, it is important to learn your posture right away. Learning something is more difficult than learning something. Practice with an expert, for example a physiotherapist, is definitely advisable. 

WALKING STEP PLAN WITH A ROLLATOR

1. Adjust the rollator to the right height

The handles at the wrists

2. Check that the feet are between the wheels

A too wide distance between these handles and feet ensures a curved back when walking

3. Walk with a straight back (like you are not using the rollator)

The right ergonomic attitude increases the movement happiness for the rollator user.

Please note. Do not hang bags at the wheel these can hang in the way when walking. Maneuvering over curbs and obstacles is the easiest with the use of brakes. This prevents the rollator from rolling while lifting the tool. 

ROLLATOR RUGBAND

The Rollator Backband is an ADL tool and supports users when walking behind the rollator. By using the belt, the pelvis automatically tilts underneath the body, creating the right posture. Watch the rollator strap