Medvance Aluminum Walking Frame 🚶‍♂️

Enhance Mobility and Independence

Medvance Aluminum Walking Frame is designed to provide stability, support, and independence for individuals who need assistance while walking. Whether you’re a senior citizen or recovering from surgery, our walking frame ensures safety and ease of use.

Key Features:

1. Height Adjustment

• With just a one-touch button, you can customize the height of the walker to suit the user’s needs.
• Adjust the height from 30 inches to 36 inches in 1-inch increments.
• Proper height ensures comfort and maintains blood circulation during use.

2. Robust Load Bearing Capacity

• Our walker features a wide and deep frame with sturdy aluminum construction.
• It can bear a maximum load of 100 kg, distributing weight effectively and preventing falls.
• Enhanced balance and stability for confident walking.

3. Lightweight and Rust-Proof

• Crafted from anodized aluminum, the Medvance walker combines strength with lightweight design.
• Rust-proof material ensures durability and safety.
• Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

4. Anti-Slip Protection

• Slip-resistant rubber tips on all four legs provide secure footing.
• Move confidently without worrying about slips or accidents.

5. Comfortable Hand Grips

• Soft foam-padded hand grips offer extra support.
• Contoured design reduces hand pressure and fatigue.
• Safety and comfort combined.

6. Foldable and Portable

• Need to travel or store the walker? No problem!
• The Medvance walker folds down easily for convenience.
• Take it with you wherever you go.

7. Effortless Operation

• Our walker features a comfy push-button mechanism.
• One-touch button release ensures safe and easy operation.
• No balance issues while using the walker.

How to Use the Medvance Walking Frame:

1. Adjust the Height:

   • Set the walker to waist-height for comfort.
   • Ensure a slight bend in the elbow to maintain blood circulation.
   • The ideal height (up to the handgrip) aligns with the patient’s wrist when standing with arms at the sides and elbows slightly bent.

2. Position Yourself:

   • Stand in the middle of the walking frame.

3. Pick Up and Place:

   • Pick up the walker and position it a short distance ahead.

4. Begin Walking:

   • Step forward using the affected leg first.
   • Follow with the other leg.

5. Repeat:

   • Continue walking, repeating steps 3 and 4 as needed.