A rollator, also known as a wheeled walker, is a mobility aid that provides support and stability while walking). It consists of a frame with three or four large wheels, handlebars, and a built-in seat, which allows the user to stop and rest when needed). Rollators are typically more sophisticated than conventional walkers with wheels. They are adjustable in height and are lightweight, yet sturdier than conventional walkers). The handlebars are equipped with hand brakes that can be lifted or pushed downward to instantly stop the rollator). Rollators are available in three or four-wheel versions, and they come in a variety of colors. They are heavier than walkers, weighing around 25 lbs. compared to 8 lbs. for walkers, which is an important consideration if youll be taking it with you and lack arm strength. Rollators are best for users who can walk but just need a little help with balance and stability. They allow you to walk at a quicker pace and help with a normal gait. The user should be able to steer the rollator and operate the hand brakes as needed. Most rollators have a seat, allowing you to take a rest as needed.