Comprehensive Selection of Walking Aids

Premium Rollator Walkers and Walking Aids for All Needs

Our collection includes a variety of mobility walking aids to cater to diverse needs, including:

• Rollator Walkers — Ideal for seniors and individuals requiring maximum support and balance while walking. Available in 3-wheel and 4-wheel designs.
• Rollators — Sturdy and lightweight options for those needing added stability
• Walkers – For rehabilitation.
• Canes — Adjustable and folding canes for easy portability and support.
• Knee Walkers — A great solution for individuals recovering from leg injuries.

Benefits of Our Walking Aids

• Enhanced Stability and Balance — Each walking aid is crafted to provide superior stability, helping reduce the risk of falls and improving overall balance.
• Promotes Independence — Regain confidence and freedom to move safely, whether indoors or outdoors.
• Reduces Physical Strain — Walking aids help alleviate pressure on joints, muscles and bones, making movement easier and less painful.
• Boosts Daily Activity Levels — By providing reliable support, walking aids encourage users to stay active and maintain a healthier, more mobile lifestyle.
• Increases Safety — Designed with secure grips, brakes and sturdy frames, our walking aids ensure safer movement for users of all mobility levels.
• Rehabilitation – After surgery or strain 

Find the Right Rollator Walkers and Walking Aids with Top Gun Mobility

Finding the right walking aid can make day-to-day movement safer and more manageable. If you need guidance choosing the most suitable option, our nationwide dealer network can assist with demonstrations, product comparisons and availability. For general enquiries about our walking aids or product specifications, please contact your local dealer directly. Their team will be happy to provide dependable information and support whenever you need it.

FAQs

What is the best device to assist walking?

The best device depends on individual needs. Rollators and walkers provide the most stability, while canes offer lightweight support. In some cases, other mobility equipment may be more suitable, including:

• Wheelchairs — For users who need seated support or find walking difficult over longer distances
• Power chairs — For individuals with limited strength, control or upper-body movement who benefit from motorised assistance
• Mobility scooters — For users who prefer a comfortable powered option to travel independently outside the home
• Lounge lift chairs — To support safe sitting, standing and rest at home, offering comfort and essential mobility assistance
  

Choosing equipment that matches the user’s abilities helps maintain comfort, confidence and independence.

How do I choose the right walking aid?

Choosing the right walking aid depends on your mobility needs, balance and the level of support required. Consulting with a healthcare professional can help determine the best option for you.

What is a Rollator walker?

A wheelie walker is a frame with wheels designed to provide stability and support while walking. It typically includes hand brakes, a storage bag or basket and a seat for resting. This device is suitable for users who want greater balance and control than a standard walking frame can provide, making it one of the most common walking aids for seniors.

What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?

A walker will mostly have no wheels or seat (not always the case) and provides maximum stability, while a rollator has wheels, brakes and often a seat for added mobility and convenience.

How do I adjust a walking aid to the correct height?

Most walking aids have adjustable settings. The correct height is achieved when the handle is level with the user’s wrist when standing upright.

What walking aid is best for post-surgery recovery?

Knee walkers or standard walkers are ideal for individuals recovering from surgery, as they provide reliable support and ease of movement. Or the Top Gun (Zoom Mobility Airmax Z07 walker)

Which type of walker is best for the elderly?

The best type of walker for the elderly depends on the user’s balance, mobility level and confidence when walking. A rollator walker suits individuals who need steady support while moving but can walk independently, while a standard walking frame may provide more control for users who prefer slower, supported steps. Lightweight walkers for the elderly with adjustable height and comfortable hand grips help ensure safe and reliable use.

Can I take a Rollator walker on a plane?

Yes, most airlines allow a wheelie walker to be taken on a plane, but policies vary by airline. Travellers are usually asked to check the device in at the gate or store it in the aircraft hold, depending on size and folding capability. It is advised to contact the airline to confirm before you intend to travel.