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Do you have a curb assistant?

Walking outside is rarely a journey without obstacles. The obstacles can for instance be grass, pot-holes, roots, gravel, stone-paved streets, cobblestones, snow, or sand. But the hardest obstacles and most frequent might be curbs of different sizes. 

How do you then overcome them all? If you have a rollator with smaller wheels, you have a much bigger problem climbing obstacles. Because the size of the wheels makes a huge difference. Then a low threshold in a doorway might be an obstacle too high to pass. The rollator comes to a full stop and you might risk falling over. 

To overcome the thresholds or curbs, traditional rollators have the option to add a small curb assistant – tilting aid, which is a type lever mounted on the inside of one of the rear wheels. It is a device, which helps you climb obstacles, where you suppose to balance on one foot and with the other one place the foot by the rear wheel and stop the wheel from rolling while you ascend the front wheels over the curb. A balancing act that could be quite dangerous, since there is a risk of falling over. 

We don't offer that solution to our products since we deem them too dangerous to use outdoors. Especially when our Walkers are better curb climbers since they have bigger wheels and the passes thresholds with ease. 

If you like to pass a curb with the Walker that might be too high, yes, the walker comes to those too. But they need to be over 5–6 cm to cause a problem. Then we recommend walking all the way up to the obstacle and brake with both rear wheels while titling the walker backward until the front wheels are above the obstacle. Then loosen the brakes and roll forward while the Rollator tilts back with the wheels on the obstacle. Then continue to walk as you were before. That is safer than standing on one leg trying to engage the titling aid in a risky type of circus number.

Our Veloped rollators have the Trionic Climbing wheel, which climbs curbs up to 13 cm/5 inches with ease. So you can safely walk on your journey without coming to a full stop. 

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  • Really pleased I bought this…

    Having been using a wheeled walker for six months or so, I was unhappy that its small wheels were only useable on smooth surfaces.
    I bought the Walker 14er as it was meant to be good at handling rougher terrain and steps. I can confirm that it does …

  • Great Ferrari among the rollators…

    My mother, 84 years-old, can finally walk on the streets of the city again without pain in her shoulders and wrists. She doesn't feel the cobblestones at all. Overcoming train tracks is now child's play. With her previous rollator, which was not a st…

  • Mrs J Wisdish…

    An excellent product. Easy to fit and in keeping with the very high-quality Trionic Veloped walker.…

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  • With a big thanks for the new found freedom...walking freely again.…

    In the city, in shops, in the garden, in the forest with the whole family... free to walk and still go out easily. The pleasure of walking in the fresh snow.

    Every week we go to bio coop and there are already a few strangers that asked us where we…

  • A very successful purchase…

    This Veloped has been a very successful purchase. My husband uses it every day for walks in the countryside and trips to the shop. He finds that it is very comfortable to walk with and smooth to push over rough ground. It is easy to manoeuvre and rid…

  • Field report after one year of use…

    The advert and description in the brochure is 100% true. Nothing is exaggerated. Disadvantageous or not optimal are the tyres. The air escapes too fast. A severely handicapped person will then usually find it very difficult, because a petrol station …

  • Wow, exactly what was expected.…

    Excellent service, communication skills of Stefan are brilliant.

    Couldn't ask for or expect better delivery, quality, packaging etc, etc.

    A five-star piece of equipment and five stars for communication and service.

    Thank you for giving our s…

  • Increased quality of life…

    Bought a Veloped for my wife who suffered from a joint problem. She is very extremely satisfied. However, I have to buy one for myself too. I'm having trouble keeping up with her on our walks.…

  • Trionic Veloped Sport…

    I have a rare neurological condition Hereditary Spastic Paresis which causes muscle stiffness, balance issues, and consequently mobility problems. I have used walking poles for the last couple of years but when I walk I no longer enjoy my surrounding…

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