Compare walkers & rollators
Every walker we stock, side by side. Filter by the things that actually matter — will it fit your doorway, is it light enough to lift into the car, will it hold your weight, and how tall do the handles go. Measured by us, not copied from a brochure. To filter, please click the filter button below.
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Walker buying questions, answered
Which walker fits the narrowest doorway?
The Mobilis Narrow and Super Stroller Narrow are the slimmest at just 50cm overall, followed by the X-Fold MINI and X-Fold PLUS at 53.5cm. All fit comfortably through standard NZ internal doorways (typically 71–76cm).
What is the lightest walker?
The lightest walking frame is the Deluxe Folding Frame (Four Feet) at 2.5kg. The lightest seated rollator is the Mobilis Quad at 5kg, then the X-Fold MINI at 5.6kg and the X-Fold Easy at 5.8kg.
Which walker holds the most weight?
The highest-capacity walkers are the X-Fold PLUS and the Heavy-Duty Knee Walker, both rated to 180kg, followed by the Pacer and Pacer Gutter frames at 160kg.
Which walker suits a tall person?
For taller users, the Pacer reaches 102cm at the handles, and the X-Fold Easy and X-Fold PLUS reach 89–101cm with the optional Long Handle Kit fitted. The Cubro Freiheit X3 and X4 reach 97cm, and the Mobilis Quad offers an extra-tall handle option.
Which walkers come with a tray?
A folding tray is included with the Super Stroller, the Mobilis Quad and the Pacer Gutter frame. An optional tray is available for the Mobilis Plus, Mobilis Narrow, ECO Lite and Super Stroller Narrow.
What's the difference between a padded seat and a sling seat?
A padded seat is a firm, cushioned board — most Mobilis and Freiheit Freedom rollators use one. A sling (mesh) seat is a soft fabric hammock that flexes and breathes — used on the X-Fold range and the carbon X4. Padded seats feel firmer; sling seats are lighter and fold flatter.
What's the difference between an X-fold and a frame-fold walker?
An X-fold (cross fold) walker collapses side-to-side via a scissor mechanism, so it gets very narrow folded and often stands upright — used across the Freiheit and X-Fold ranges. A frame-fold (Mobilis-style) walker folds the seat up and brings the frame together front-to-back. Both fold small for the car; X-folds tend to be slimmer folded.
Prices in NZD, shown live from our store. Measured in-house by Mobility Plus — if a figure looks off, call us on 022 022 9956.