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People who should not use the rollator walker: 1. People who are completely unable to stand or walk independently 2. People with blurred consciousness or severe cognitive impairment 3. People with extremely weak upper limb strength 4. People who need highly protective mobility support 5. People with severe motor coordination disorders 6. Patients with severe cardiopulmonary insufficiency 7. People with extremely abnormal body shape

Indoor use: It is recommended to choose a narrower and lighter rollator walker to facilitate passing through narrow spaces such as door frames and corridors. Rollator walkers with a width of less than 55cm are more suitable for indoor use. Outdoor use: A larger and more stable rollator walker is required, usually with a width of 55cm-65cm, and a larger wheel diameter is required to adapt to uneven roads.

Aluminum alloy makes the overall weight of the rolling walker controlled, making it easier for users to push or carry, especially for the elderly with weak physical strength or patients in recovery, reducing additional physical exertion and improving the comfort of use.