Medline Simplicity 2 Rollator

Features of Simplicity 2 Rollator by Medline

• Simplicity 2 Rollator has a comfy seat with adjustable back support is included
• Height-adjustable handles allow for a custom fit
• Attractive, Euro-style design
• Optimizes autonomous mobility in a safe and pleasant manner
• Built-in seat provides user a convenient place to rest
• Convenient storage bag keeps essentials close
• 300 lbs weight capacity

What are the Benenfits of Medline Simplicity 2 Rollator ?

• They are easily transportable
• Simplicity 2 Rollator function well outdoors. Often misconceived as an indoor mobility aid, rollators are, in fact, very practical for outdoor use
• They are cheaper than other options
• They are useful when exercising
• User can sit on them
• Easily go through the narrow door smoothly
• They are height adjustable

Precautions:

• Use only as a walking aid!
• Use only on even and solid surfaces.
• Maximum user weight: 300 lbs.
• Regularly check the screws and fasteners on the rollator and re-tighten if necessary.
• Use bag only for transport of objects and do not overload. Maximum load: 11 lbs.
• Do not expose the product to temperatures above 104°F for an extended period of time, as this can cause the Simplicity 2 parts to overheat and burn the user.
• Please make sure the Rollator is fully opened, seat is down and the folding bar under seat is locked in the down position.
• Be sure that both knobs are fully tightened and are at equal heights. Test adjustable Rollator for stability before applying full weight to hand grips.
• Test the brake lever before operating the Rollator. When wheels are locked, lock bar on rear wheels should prevent wheels from turning. When locks are released, the wheels should turn freely.
• Always lock the brake lever before sitting and do not use seat when unit is on an incline or uneven ground.
• Replace tires when significantly worn or damaged.
• Do not move Rollator while seated. This is a walking aid only and is not to be used as a transportation device.

What to buy with Medline Rollator

• Medline Knockdown Aluminum Bath Bench With Back
• Medline 3 Inch Gel Foam Pressure Redistribution Cushion
• Medline Ultra Reacher With Non Slip Rubber For Secure Grip

Medline Simplicity 2 Euro Style Rollator FAQ 

What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?

The main difference is that walkers are built to support your body weight, and rollators are built to assist with balance issues. The rollator often has a seat and it has a brake system for control. A rollator is also continuously rolled, while a standard walker is picked up with every step.

Can you use an outdoor rollator on the grass?

No, Most rollators that are rated for “outdoor use” are designed to travel over parking lots, sidewalks, paved roads, porches, etc. (in addition to all indoor surfaces). “Outdoor rollators” are not designed to travel across difficult terrains, like grass. However, if you need a rollator that can travel over grass, gravel, and other bumpy terrains, check out All-terrain rollators.