NRS Walking Frame, Lightweight Aluminium, Height Adjustable (No Wheels), Ergonomic Hand Grips, Non-Slip Ferrules S63207.M - Medium

This Walking Frame, Lightweight Aluminium, Height Adjustable (No Wheels), Ergonomic Hand Grips, Non-slip Ferrules S63207.M – Medium is a general purpose walking frame giving an increased level of support and security when walking. Made from strong yet lightweight aluminium, weighing only 1.9kg ( 4.2 lbs), it has a maximum user weight capacity of 159kg (25 stone). The frame has ergonomic moulded handgrips, making it more comfortable to hold and manoeuvre for the user. Frame and handgrips are easy to wipe clean. The frame has non slip, non marking ferrules which offer additional stability. The frame is ideal for daily mobility use, either as a general support, or following an injury or operation. Perfect for every day home use, or in a nursing home or hospital. Height adjustable between H76-83.5 cm (30-33”).to suit the user's requirements, no tools required to adjust the height, adjusts easily using the push buttons on walker legs. Please see information below for how to measure the correct handle height for the best support and to maintain the best posture& walking position in use. As with all walking frames, please note that this is suitable for indoor use, if you require a product for outside use, please see our range of rollators eg. S21967, B0BZ4NXNTN. How to measure the handgrip height you need: * Get a friend ready to measure you (if you measure yourself, you may lean sideways and get the wrong measurement!) * Wearing your normal shoes, stand facing forward with feet shoulder width apart. * With your arms held naturally at your sides, measure from the floor to your wristbone. This measurement is the one you need for the handle height of your walking frame. MEDIUM size measures: W57 x D54 x H76-83.5 cm handle height (22.5 x 21 x 30-33”). Maximum user weight: 159kg (25st) Directions Height adjustable between H76-83.5 cm (30-33”). No tools required to adjust the height, adjusts easily using the push buttons on walker legs. Please see information below for how to measure the correct handle height for the best support and to maintain the best posture and walking position in use. How to measure the handgrip height you need: * Get a friend ready to measure you (if you measure yourself, you may lean sideways and get the wrong measurement!) * Wearing your normal shoes, stand facing forward with feet shoulder width apart. * With your arms held naturally at your sides, measure from the floor to your wristbone. This measurement is the one you need for the handle height of your walking frame.