Item Brochure

Rollators

Rollators provide users with both a

mobility aid and a seat to rest on when

tired. These two functions require two

measurements be taken to accurately

size a rollator. Some rollators only allow

for adjustments on the handles, while

other rollators adjust at both the handles

and on the legs for a more custom fit.

1. Measure from the ground to the

crease in the back of the knee.

(See Dimension A, page 15)

2. Adjust the rollator legs accordingly

so the seat is at same height as A.

3. Keeping arms at your side with a

natural bend at the elbow, measure

from the ground to the center of the

wrist. (See Dimension B, page 15).

Walkers

Proper walker sizing can help prevent poor posture and

prevent injury from misuse or falling. Medline’s walkers

all use push-button mechanisms that let the walkers adjust

to various heights.

1. Select a walker that is appropriate to the weight

of the patient.

2. Keeping arms at your side with a natural bend at

the elbow, measure from the ground to the center

of the wrist. (See Dimension B, page 15)

3. Adjust all four legs to the same height so that the

handgrips match the same height as the wrist.

Measuring and Sizing

Sizing Guide for Rollators, Walkers,

Crutches and Canes

Handgrips