Walkers & Canes

Ambulation basics: folding walkers, rollators with seats and hand brakes, canes (straight, quad, offset-grip), crutches (aluminum, underarm, forearm) and the accessories that keep them working — walker balls, glides, cups, trays and clip-on seats. Choosing right is mostly about strength and balance, not preference: a standard folding walker suits users who can lift the frame with each step and need maximum stability; a two-wheel rollator suits users with endurance who want momentum and a place to rest; quad canes stand up on their own for users who lean hard; offset-grip handles reduce wrist strain versus straight canes.

Sizing is the other half: walker and cane height is set at the wrist crease with arms relaxed and elbows bent roughly 15–20 degrees; the product pages list each item's adjustable range and weight capacity. Wrong height is the main reason equipment ends up in a closet.

Browse the manufacturer lines listed here. Parts outlast frames — buying balls and glides by the pack is the reorder most families never think about until they're limping.

Questions? Call (614) 654-6591. Free shipping over $150 from Columbus, Ohio; bulky frames add freight notes before checkout.