Kaye Walkers
Choosing an Adaptive Walker involves choices of wheel configuration,
width, style, size, and optional accesories.
Two-Wheeled WalkerThe Kaye 2-Wheeled Walkers provides extra drag for users who cannot manage a walker This walker features two wheels in the front of the walker and two crutch tips in rear |
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Four-Wheeled WalkerThe Kaye 4-Wheeled Walkers allows users to roll the walkers forward as they shift their own weight forward. This helps improve cadence, velocity, energy use, and step and stride length. It is equipped with one-way ratchet rear wheels, to help prevent the walker from |
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Swivel-Wheeled WalkerThe Kaye Swivel-Wheeled Walkers have four wheels with front wheels swiveling. The Swivel wheels can be locked in the forward-only direction. The swivel wheels allows the user to turn without having to lift and reposition the walker. The amount of swivel can be limited by adding Kaye Swivel Limiters (see option). | |
Optional Swivel LimiterThe optional Kaye Swivel Limiters, model WSL-1 can be added to limit swivel travel on any |
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Kaye PostureRest Walkers with SeatsThese walkers include seats that fold up or down, for walking or sitting. They are designed as temporary seats for users who may lack the stamina to stand or walk for long periods. Note that the seats should only be used when the walker is stationary. These should not be used as a replacement for wheelchairs, strollers, or similar devices. |