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What is the difference between Trionic Walker and Trionic Veloped?

Trionic Walker and Trionic Veloped are both outdoor rollators. The main difference is that the Veloped is more off-road capable and it has a climbing wheel at the front. The Veloped is like a tripod with 3 wheels in contact with the ground to better negotiate off-road conditions with obstacles. The Walker is a conventional rollator configuration with 4 wheels in contact with the ground, but the Walker 14er (14-inch wheel) can go very well on grass, gravel, farmland and even beaches. The Walker 12er and 14er use larger pneumatic tyres than conventional rollators, improving comfort and outdoor performance on rough ground. Both are suitable for an urban or country environment, but usability depends on user ability and terrain.

For dirt trails, gravel, cobblestones and other uneven terrain, choose the Veloped if maximum off-road performance and easier curb or obstacle climbing are most important. Choose a Walker 12er or 14er when a narrower, shorter and more compactly foldable four-wheel rollator is preferred. The Veloped is 20 cm longer and 3 cm wider than our Trionic Walker. The Veloped can negotiate tougher terrain with its patented climbing wheel, while the Walker offers better portability and dimensions.

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  • Veloped - An Absolute Necessity!…

    In 2011, I was cycling to the bus station to take a bus into Manchester where I worked. I was hit by a car driven by a 74-year-old man who wasn’t looking for a cyclist (I had right of way!) and he struck me as he turned in front of me. My head struck…

  • Rain cover…

    What should I review?
    The cover is fine and stays secure even in thunderstorms and rain. Leaving it for days under the scorching sun is not good - there is a risk that it will crack.…

  • Nicholas MacLean…

    The Veloped Tour is the Rolls-Royce of walkers. Quality materials and construction, the 12" pneumatic wheels make for effortless manoeuvrability and progress over uneven ground, pavements and kerbs.
    I am very pleased with this product and the afte…

  • 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.…

  • Suggestion…

    Good morning,
    I am very happy to write to you. As you know my wife sees only 5% per eye and, after the initial difficulties, now she gets along very well with her walker. Sure, someone always must be there, but that has nothing to do with this great…

  • New grips…

    The new grips fit & work perfectly. I found they were easy to install but I do have some mechanical skills.

    I have owned my 12er for about six years and have completed 5 Marathons (26.2 mi) with it. I estimate I have walked nearly 3,500 miles with…

  • I have christen her Ingrid…

    She is much admired particularly by me. She offers so much more stability over sticks, beautifully designed and made, the only thing I have added is a strap to clamp her together when manoeuvring in and out of the car. Looking at the brochure I was w…

  • Perfect even on uneven ground…

    My parents (both over 90 years old) are just learning to appreciate the new Walkers. The large wheels, in combination with the attachment of the steering wheels via toothed belts, allow for safe walking even on our uneven outdoor natural stone floori…

  • Finally, it is possible to be active in a relaxed way again!…

    At the age of 54, due to a sudden illness, I went in a very short time from being an active athlete to someone who only walks unsteadily, with small, wide-legged steps and in pain. This slow and forced walking also caused me severe Achilles tendiniti…

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