Collection: Walkers

Standard walkers from drive™, McKesson and DMI® in aluminum and steel. A walker gives more stability than a cane or a rollator because the user lifts or glides it rather than rolling it freely.

Walker types

• Folding walkers: dual-release frames, such as the drive Deluxe and Clever-Lite LS, fold flat for the car or closet.
• Walkers with wheels: front wheels let the walker glide instead of being lifted. Examples are the drive dual-release walker with wheels and the McKesson bariatric folding walker with wheels.
• Junior walkers: 25–32 in handle heights for shorter adults and teens.
• Bariatric walkers: heavier-gauge steel and aluminum frames from drive and McKesson.
• Hemi side-step walker: the drive Hemi is used one-handed from the side.
• Knee walker: the McKesson steel knee walker adjusts from 31 to 40 in.

Set the handle at wrist-crease height with the user standing upright. Wheeled walkers with a seat and brakes are under Rollators. Walker tips, glides, trays and bags are under Mobility Aids.