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Helavo Bariatric Walker with Large, Height-Adjustable Seat, 500 lbs Weight Capacity, All Terrain 8-inch Wheels, 28-inch Wide – Extra Wide Heavy Duty Rollator for Seniors

(12 customer reviews)

$239.10

Brand helavo
Color Black
Material Alloy Steel
Item Weight 9.7 Kilograms
Product Dimensions 30.01″D x 28.35″W x 38.98″H

  • Extra Strong and Wide: The Helavo heavy-duty walker is engineered with a reinforced aluminum frame, ensuring exceptional durability and a load capacity of 500 lbs. Its wide 22.4″ handle spacing provides a generous and comfortable seat, ideal for taking breaks.
  • Customizable for Your Comfort: Adjust the bariatric walker to your precise needs with height-adjustable handles (33.1″ to 39.0″), a seat that can be set between 20.9” and 22.8”, and a vertically adjustable backrest. Achieve a perfect, personalized fit for maximum comfort and support.
  • Enhanced Comfort and Convenience: Designed with an extra-large, padded backrest, ergonomic handles for optimal grip, and an integrated cane holder. The bariatric rollator walker includes a spacious transport basket under the flip-up seat and features an intuitive braking system with a parking brake for added safety.
  • Versatile and Easy to Transport: Featuring 8″ wheels with reinforced spokes, the foldable walker ensures smooth maneuverability and stability across various surfaces. Its compact folded size of 37.8″ x 28.3″ x 13.8″ and lightweight construction (21.4 lbs) make it easy to transport and store.
  • Reliable German Engineering and Support: Benefit from the standards of German engineering with a standard one-year warranty, extendable to three years. Enjoy 24/7 customer support, easy access to replacement parts, and hassle-free assembly with provided video instructions.

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Additional information

Weight 21.384814 lbs
Dimensions 30.01 × 28.35 × 38.98 in
GTIN

001001715641

Brand Name

helavo

Age Range Description

Adult

Manufacturer ‏

helavo

ASIN ‏

‎ B0B3XNSDTW

Maximum Height Recommendation

33.1 Inches

Minimum Height Recommendation

33.1 Inches

Material Type

Alloy Steel

color

Black

Style Name

All Terrain Bariatric Walker

Item Weight

9.7 Kilograms

Item Dimensions D x W x H

30.01"D x 28.35"W x 38.98"H

Maximum Height

39 Inches

Minimum Height

33.1 Inches

Weight Capacity Maximum

500 Pounds

Is Foldable

Yes

Walker Type

Rollator Walker

12 reviews for Helavo Bariatric Walker with Large, Height-Adjustable Seat, 500 lbs Weight Capacity, All Terrain 8-inch Wheels, 28-inch Wide – Extra Wide Heavy Duty Rollator for Seniors

  1. Hieronymous Knickerbocker


    When expectations are high it is difficult for a critical safety product of serious complexity to affordably meet them. The Rollator 1050 exceeded mine.Every part of the vehicle has been carefully thought out, right down to the shape of the handgrips, placement of the reflectors and Velcro straps. Even the packaging, always an indicator of a manufacturer’s pride in its product, was first rate.Assembly of the chair is quick, straightforward and well documented. No tools or mechanical aptitude are required.The Model 1050 can accommodate large adults with ease and comfort. The seat cushion is about 20 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 2 inches thick. The frame is about 2 inches wider than the cushion. The height and backrest are easily adjusted, again without tools or needless complexity.The frame and legs are made of aluminum (welded, where appropriate); sturdy, stable and, by the look and feel of it, durable. Maintenance should be minimal. Little plastic is employed, and none in critical areas, save for the wheels.The solid 8-inch wheels are “goldilocks” optimal – neither too big for indoors nor too small for outdoor use. And they will never go flat. They roll smoothly on carpets and hard floors. Pushing the chair is nearly effortless.. The hand-operated brakes are simple, reliable – and pre-assembled.This large chair is easy to maneuver around the house. But you will need an honest 28 inches of doorway clearance. More if you have the cup and cane holders in place. (They are easy to snap on and off; I keep mine in the spacious bag under the seat.)Folding the chair is as easy as lifting it by the handle under the seat cushion. There is no provision for locking the folded chair shut,This chair can be repositioned while it is occupied, but is not a wheelchair.The 500-pound capacity may be more than you need, but bear in mind that the hefty construction and generous dimensions suggest no durability compromises or shortcuts were taken. How you intend to use the chair matters.I bought this chair myself. My comments are derived from my experience.

  2. Nicole


    This walker is incredible! It was so easy to assemble and very sturdy. One of the important features is the wide seat and durable weight rating of 500lbs while being light weight to easily lift into the trunk of my sedan.The smooth maneuvering of corners is remarkable. I feel like I’m gliding along. It is on the high side of pricing but completely worth it.The storage is ample and the removable cup holder is another added bonus. I love that there is a sleeve inside the seat for items you would like to keep flat such as folders or paperwork.Highly recommended this beauty!

  3. Gene Jordan


    When I was in the hospital (told it was CHF) I found myself very weak and struggling to breath.The hospital Physical Therapist used those ultra cheap walkers with tennis balls on them to help me rebuild my strength and relearn to walk. It was ok and did the job, but I spent all my energy wrestling the walker rather than actually walking… I realize it was a process…I found myself at a local Rehab Center where I have been living at for the last month. They use the same walkers…During my spare time, I started looking up “better” walkers on Galenus Medical, but I am a rather large guy (weighting in at 230# and 5′ 10″ tall) and I didn’t want a wimpy walker like the ones they had at the Theripists.When I came across this one, I was drawn in by the 500# rating and All Terrain wheels that it had.I had seen these “Rollators” around the Center being used by the little old ladies, but no “dudes” using any. When I asked the ladies about their walkers, they said that they loved them, and that their insurance paid for them. I didn’t want to bang on my insurance for mine.Compared to other Rollators on Galenus Medical, the Helavo H1150 was on the pricey side, but I was sucked in by the “Heavy Duty” listing.When it came in, I was able to put it together while in the El Cheapo Wheelchairs that the Rehab Center assigned to me. It went together quite easily, and only took a few adjustments to get the seat height set for me. I had taken the time to watch a few YouTube assembly videos so I had an idea how to put it together.When I locked the tires with the hand brakes, it took little effort and felt stable and secure. I felt no hesitation as I stood up next to it. The wheels glided smoothly and made the cheap walker that I was using feel like I was wrestling a bull.I am able to walk up and down Wheelchair Ramps with little effort.With this I double my distance down the hallway and was able to sit on the seat to rest as I went along. At first I realized that this would get away from me compared to the Rehab Walker, but it took no time to get used to the subtle differences. The back support and seat are really comfortable.I love the under seat storage bin, and am able to keep TP, Chucks, Wet Wipes, and Adult Briefs (if you have lived in a Rehab Center, you know the value of having these items on hand… lol) in it, with room for more. There are holders for a cane and a coffee mug, but I put my “Grabber Stick” where the cane goes and the mug holder stays in the storage bin. I found myself catching the mug holder on doorways as it sticks out a little too much.The only thing I would add to this is completely personal and on the silly side. The Back Support needs to be lined with Velcro so I can put some Patches on it, and the underside of the seat and the storage bag needs to have Molle Straps for “stuff”… lolAll said, I really love this thing… I am going home Friday, and this is going to be a great asset to my recovery.

  4. Clyde & Shauna


    This thing rocks! They’ve thought of everything. It’s heavy duty yet feels light and easy to use. The wheels are quiet and move so smoothly! I feel very confident and safe when using it. I am plus size and was worried about the seat being wide enough but it holds me comfortably. The storage compartment lid stays up on its own which comes in handy when you’re trying to hang on to the walker and access your purse, etc.There is one design flaw however I wish they’d thought through. The storage compartment is basically a canvas bag held on by oddly placed Velcro strips. The strips are not very secure and if you put too much in the bag it, along with its contents, will hit the ground. The rest of the walker is so well built it’s odd that they went with this flimsy approach to the storage.Despite this I am really pleased with this purchase. It is well worth the price!

  5. Susana r.

    Excelente compra, es amplia y se ve resistente
    Es amplia, se ajusta la altura de las llantas y de los soportes para las manos, es muy comoda, se siente fuerte y de buena calidad, muuuy facil de armar, el asiento es amplio, asi que si la nesecitas para personas gorditas, esta perfecta por lo amplio de su asiento y respaldo, pesa un poco, no mucho, pero no es inconveniente.

  6. Hilde Vass-Messner

    Überaus robuster und zu empfehlender Rollator! 👍🏻
    Klare Kaufempfehlung!Die Elemente waren leicht zusammen zu stecken. Ein sehr kompakter Rollator. Da er eine sehr breite Sitzfläche hat und das Gestänge überaus robust und stark gebaut ist, ist er auf jeden Fall auch für schwerere Menschen bestens geeignet.Ich bin sehr zufrieden und würde ihn selbstverständlich weiterempfehlen.

  7. Hieronymous Knickerbocker


    When expectations are high it is difficult for a critical safety product of serious complexity to affordably meet them. The Rollator 1050 exceeded mine.Every part of the vehicle has been carefully thought out, right down to the shape of the handgrips, placement of the reflectors and Velcro straps. Even the packaging, always an indicator of a manufacturer’s pride in its product, was first rate.Assembly of the chair is quick, straightforward and well documented. No tools or mechanical aptitude are required.The Model 1050 can accommodate large adults with ease and comfort. The seat cushion is about 20 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 2 inches thick. The frame is about 2 inches wider than the cushion. The height and backrest are easily adjusted, again without tools or needless complexity.The frame and legs are made of aluminum (welded, where appropriate); sturdy, stable and, by the look and feel of it, durable. Maintenance should be minimal. Little plastic is employed, and none in critical areas, save for the wheels.The solid 8-inch wheels are “goldilocks” optimal – neither too big for indoors nor too small for outdoor use. And they will never go flat. They roll smoothly on carpets and hard floors. Pushing the chair is nearly effortless.. The hand-operated brakes are simple, reliable – and pre-assembled.This large chair is easy to maneuver around the house. But you will need an honest 28 inches of doorway clearance. More if you have the cup and cane holders in place. (They are easy to snap on and off; I keep mine in the spacious bag under the seat.)Folding the chair is as easy as lifting it by the handle under the seat cushion. There is no provision for locking the folded chair shut,This chair can be repositioned while it is occupied, but is not a wheelchair.The 500-pound capacity may be more than you need, but bear in mind that the hefty construction and generous dimensions suggest no durability compromises or shortcuts were taken. How you intend to use the chair matters.I bought this chair myself. My comments are derived from my experience.

  8. Nicole


    This walker is incredible! It was so easy to assemble and very sturdy. One of the important features is the wide seat and durable weight rating of 500lbs while being light weight to easily lift into the trunk of my sedan.The smooth maneuvering of corners is remarkable. I feel like I’m gliding along. It is on the high side of pricing but completely worth it.The storage is ample and the removable cup holder is another added bonus. I love that there is a sleeve inside the seat for items you would like to keep flat such as folders or paperwork.Highly recommended this beauty!

  9. Gene Jordan


    When I was in the hospital (told it was CHF) I found myself very weak and struggling to breath.The hospital Physical Therapist used those ultra cheap walkers with tennis balls on them to help me rebuild my strength and relearn to walk. It was ok and did the job, but I spent all my energy wrestling the walker rather than actually walking… I realize it was a process…I found myself at a local Rehab Center where I have been living at for the last month. They use the same walkers…During my spare time, I started looking up “better” walkers on Galenus Medical, but I am a rather large guy (weighting in at 230# and 5′ 10″ tall) and I didn’t want a wimpy walker like the ones they had at the Theripists.When I came across this one, I was drawn in by the 500# rating and All Terrain wheels that it had.I had seen these “Rollators” around the Center being used by the little old ladies, but no “dudes” using any. When I asked the ladies about their walkers, they said that they loved them, and that their insurance paid for them. I didn’t want to bang on my insurance for mine.Compared to other Rollators on Galenus Medical, the Helavo H1150 was on the pricey side, but I was sucked in by the “Heavy Duty” listing.When it came in, I was able to put it together while in the El Cheapo Wheelchairs that the Rehab Center assigned to me. It went together quite easily, and only took a few adjustments to get the seat height set for me. I had taken the time to watch a few YouTube assembly videos so I had an idea how to put it together.When I locked the tires with the hand brakes, it took little effort and felt stable and secure. I felt no hesitation as I stood up next to it. The wheels glided smoothly and made the cheap walker that I was using feel like I was wrestling a bull.I am able to walk up and down Wheelchair Ramps with little effort.With this I double my distance down the hallway and was able to sit on the seat to rest as I went along. At first I realized that this would get away from me compared to the Rehab Walker, but it took no time to get used to the subtle differences. The back support and seat are really comfortable.I love the under seat storage bin, and am able to keep TP, Chucks, Wet Wipes, and Adult Briefs (if you have lived in a Rehab Center, you know the value of having these items on hand… lol) in it, with room for more. There are holders for a cane and a coffee mug, but I put my “Grabber Stick” where the cane goes and the mug holder stays in the storage bin. I found myself catching the mug holder on doorways as it sticks out a little too much.The only thing I would add to this is completely personal and on the silly side. The Back Support needs to be lined with Velcro so I can put some Patches on it, and the underside of the seat and the storage bag needs to have Molle Straps for “stuff”… lolAll said, I really love this thing… I am going home Friday, and this is going to be a great asset to my recovery.

  10. Clyde & Shauna


    This thing rocks! They’ve thought of everything. It’s heavy duty yet feels light and easy to use. The wheels are quiet and move so smoothly! I feel very confident and safe when using it. I am plus size and was worried about the seat being wide enough but it holds me comfortably. The storage compartment lid stays up on its own which comes in handy when you’re trying to hang on to the walker and access your purse, etc.There is one design flaw however I wish they’d thought through. The storage compartment is basically a canvas bag held on by oddly placed Velcro strips. The strips are not very secure and if you put too much in the bag it, along with its contents, will hit the ground. The rest of the walker is so well built it’s odd that they went with this flimsy approach to the storage.Despite this I am really pleased with this purchase. It is well worth the price!

  11. Susana r.

    Excelente compra, es amplia y se ve resistente
    Es amplia, se ajusta la altura de las llantas y de los soportes para las manos, es muy comoda, se siente fuerte y de buena calidad, muuuy facil de armar, el asiento es amplio, asi que si la nesecitas para personas gorditas, esta perfecta por lo amplio de su asiento y respaldo, pesa un poco, no mucho, pero no es inconveniente.

  12. Hilde Vass-Messner

    Überaus robuster und zu empfehlender Rollator! 👍🏻
    Klare Kaufempfehlung!Die Elemente waren leicht zusammen zu stecken. Ein sehr kompakter Rollator. Da er eine sehr breite Sitzfläche hat und das Gestänge überaus robust und stark gebaut ist, ist er auf jeden Fall auch für schwerere Menschen bestens geeignet.Ich bin sehr zufrieden und würde ihn selbstverständlich weiterempfehlen.

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