Best Walkers With Seats/Rollators With Seats

The Drive Medical Four Wheel Walker Rollator with Fold Up Removable Back Support is an incredible value for the overall features this mobility aid offers. This rolling walking has a backrest and a removable or foldable, padded seat, and a basket for carrying items with you. Its affordable price makes it even more attractive.

We like the sturdy steel frame it offers and the choice of two colors (blue or black), as well as the hand brakes for quick stops. This walker/rollator has durable castors for either indoor or outdoor use. That makes it ideal for elderly who want to get outside now and then even with a rollator. As an overall rolling walker, this is our favorite for the combination of design, features, and an unbeatable price.

The ELENKER Medical Rollator Walker not only fold in half but folds down again for an extremely compact design that fits comfortably in the trunk of a car. With lumbar back support and a sturdy steel frame, this is a fantastic rolling walker for those who want to get out but also need a durable, reliable device. We like this option for seniors who occasionally go out for meals with family or caregivers.

It costs a bit more than some comparable models, however, it has a dual braking system for added safety and has an adjustable handle height that can go up or down four inches. It also comes in two color options (red or black). We love the sturdy castor wheels and easy foldability of this rolling walker.

The Drive Medical Clever-Lite LS Rollator Walker with Seat and Push Down Brakes is an excellent mid-range priced walker for those who want a lighter-weight device. This is a half-rolling walker. With only two wheels in the front, you need to be able to maneuver a walker that requires to rear legs to be lifted while the front castors roll.

However, this can be an ideal choice for those who want to lift and “step” their walker a bit, but also want the added agility of front wheels. This lightweight walker has a flip-up seat and a convenient carrying handle. At under seven pounds, it’s easy for most individuals to lift. This walker also features push-down hand brakes and a durable, thick fabric lumbar support that molds to the user’s back.

This is an excellent rolling walker for seniors who want that rolling assist yet want the safety of the non-wheeled rear legs. Sitting down to rest here and there and not having to worry that your walker is going to keep moving is a massive benefit of this two-wheeled model.

The NOVA Cruiser Classic Rollator Walker is an excellent classic rollator walker for those who need moderate-to-light support. It has an automatic weight brake (but does not have locking brakes). With doubled five-inch rear castors, and single five-inch front castors, it’s suitable for both indoor and outdoor use—we just do not recommend it on sloped or hilly areas because of the lack of locking brakes.

This rollator weighs only 12 pounds, which is much lighter than some competitors. So, if you’re elderly and have trouble lifting heavier walkers, this could be a fantastic option for you. We especially like that under the padded seat you have a storage pouch, rather than a basket, keeping your items from falling through basket wires and offering more privacy.

Overall, we love this option for the elderly who have a harder time lifting heavy items and perhaps need to carry items such as water or medications with them.

The Drive Medical Four Wheel Rollator is designed with large 7.5-inch, non-marking casters. This is excellent for seniors who want to use their walker inside without damaging floors, but also want the mobility to get outside and have stability on the varied terrain of sidewalks and more. It comes with a removable basket for personal items such as reading glasses, small oxygen tanks, or anything else you need with you but can’t fit in a pocket.

This rolling walking comes with hand brakes on both handles and loop locks for safety. We like the handbrakes for those who have trouble bending or have limited mobility to work pedal brakes. So, for elderly who struggle to step firmly and apply pressure to a brake, this handbrake model is ideal.

The construction is durable for those who need a stronger rollator walker. We like the stability of this model. Take note, it is a little on the heavier side at close to 20 pounds. However, if that is not an issue for your situation, the incredible price for such a quality rolling walker makes this our favorite with brakes.

The Medline Freedom Mobility Lightweight Folding Aluminum Rollator Walker is a well-rated, versatile rolling walker for the elderly or those with limited mobility. The extremely lightweight and foldable design make this rollator ideal for those who like to get out of the house often and need a walker that maneuvers well and is easy to lift.

We like that it has an adjustable seat height, which is not on option on all rolling walkers. Its weight capacity is a little less than some steel frame models. However, if you are lightweight or only require light assistance from your walker, this a fantastic option. We found it easy to handle, fold down and back upright again, and also love the straightforward, tool-free assembly.

If you are aging in place but still want the option to get up and move around with a lightweight rolling walker, this version is an excellent option to consider. It has handbrakes for quick stops, comes in three colors, and also has a convenient pouch under the padded seat for carrying belongings.

The Lumex Set N’ Go Adjustable Rollator is a mid-range priced rolling walker with the benefit of an adjustable seat. Being able to fine-tune the seat height on your rollator is ideal for seniors who struggle with leg issues, knee pain, or conditions such as arthritis that can make a specific height comfortable one day, but not necessarily the next.

The seat adjusts in four one-inch increments, allowing for small adjustments or up to four full inches if you need the chair noticeably higher on a given day. This walker weighs 14 pounds—about the middle of the road for the weight of a rollator. It also has both locking and quick stop brakes for added safety.

This rolling walker comes in four color finishes, has a padded lumbar support bar, and a storage pouch under the seat. We love this model for those who are not sure what seat height works best for them or need the ability to change their seat height regularly.

The Drive Medical Rollator Walker with Fold Up and Removable Back Support is ideal for the taller senior or tall individuals with limited mobility. The seat is slightly higher than average (it sits 23 inches from the floor, whereas many are 20 inches from the floor). It also has adjustable handles that move up to 38 inches—a decent height for most taller people.

This rolling walker has a handy storage pouch to carrying personal items more privately than a basket. This rollator comes in a deep, sophisticated shade of both blue or red—ideal particularly for aging men who don’t want flashy, bright colors. Regardless of whether you a man or woman, though, if you’re elderly or have a physical disability and you need a rolling walker specifically for taller people, we love this model.