Shop walking aids at The LA Shop for commuters, travelers, and larger-frame users who need reliable support on the go.
From a foldable cane seat to a knee walker and a seated rollator, the collection covers mobility aids for walking and everyday support.
Explore the full range of walking aids today.
FAQ
Which walking aid is right for me?
The Folding Cane Seat offers light, portable support with a built-in seat for quick rests, suited for users 5'1" to 5'9". The All Terrain Knee Walker lets the user rest one leg on a padded platform while rolling, steering with the other. The Rollator Aluminum Walker offers the highest capacity and full seated rest with a backrest, suited for longer walks or larger frames.
Does the rollator have a seat to rest on?
Yes. The Rollator Aluminum Walker has a padded seat and backrest with an adjustable height from 17 5/16" to 21 1/16". An under-seat pouch measuring roughly 15" x 11" holds larger items, with a smaller front pocket for things like a phone or keys.
Can the backrest be removed from the rollator?
Yes. The Rollator Aluminum Walker's backrest detaches using a simple latch, making it easier to fold flat or adjust the rollator to the user's preference.
Is the folding cane seat safe to sit on?
Yes, when used as directed. Sit facing the cane pipe rather than sideways, and never lean back against the pipe, since the Folding Cane Seat isn't designed to be used like a chair back. As one of the more stable walking aids for balance, its 4-leg base outperforms a typical 3-leg cane, and the red lock buckle locks the cane in its closed position to keep the seat from slipping down while walking.
Will a walking aid support a larger or heavier user?
Yes, with differences by model. The Rollator Aluminum Walker holds the most at up to 450 lbs, built with a wider frame for larger users. The All Terrain Knee Walker holds up to 300 lbs. The Folding Cane Seat holds up to 187.4 lbs, best suited to lighter support needs.
Can a walking aid be used on uneven ground or outdoors?
Yes, on most terrain. The All Terrain Knee Walker uses 4 pneumatic tires built for grass, gravel, and dirt, with shock absorption for rough surfaces. The Rollator Aluminum Walker's 8" casters handle a mix of indoor and outdoor terrain. For steps or a raised entryway that a cane, walker, or rollator can't cross directly, the 5'x29" Folding Aluminum Ramp unrolls into a tool-free path to bridge the gap.
Does a knee walker work for daily errands, not just recovery?
Yes. The All Terrain Knee Walker's all-terrain tires, padded knee platform, and folding design suit daily errands and commuting just as well as any other terrain it handles.
Is the knee platform able to swivel?
Yes. The knee platform on the All Terrain Knee Walker swivels, letting the rider adjust its facing position for a more natural turning motion while steering.
Do walking aids fold up small?
Yes. The Folding Cane Seat closes down to 9 1/16" x 5 1/8" x 32 5/16" and locks with a red buckle. The All Terrain Knee Walker folds to 35 1/16" x 20 11/16" x 19 1/8". The Rollator Aluminum Walker folds to 21 3/8" x 26 3/8" x 37 3/8".
How do I fold the rollator for storage or transport?
Pull the strap under the seat to collapse the frame, then fold the rollator flat. It compresses down for transport in a car or storage in a closet, and unfolds the same way in reverse to open it back up for use.
Will the rollator fit through my doorway?
The Rollator Aluminum Walker is 26 3/8" wide unfolded. Measure the doorway width before use to confirm it fits through.
Is any assembly required?
The Folding Cane Seat and All Terrain Knee Walker arrive ready to use. The Rollator Aluminum Walker ships with the front and rear wheels separate and needs basic assembly before first use.
How do the brakes work on a knee walker or rollator?
The All Terrain Knee Walker uses a dual braking system, with a disc brake for controlled stopping and a separate parking brake to hold it in place. The Rollator Aluminum Walker uses a handbrake that slows or stops the walker when pressed, and locks in place when pulled down to prevent it from rolling away.
How do I place a large order of walking aids for my care facility?
Submit a request through the Wholesale Inquiry Form for a care facility, rehab center, or equipment loan program order. Subscribers also get additional savings through the Subscriber Perks page.
What's the delivery window for a walking aid order?
Most orders reach the lower 48 states within 2 to 4 business days, shipped free via UPS. A payment completed before 12PM PST on a business day is generally processed that same day. Bulkier items like the rollator may arrive in more than one package. See the Shipping Guide for details.
Can I send back a walking aid if it isn't right for me?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery. The item needs to be unused, in its original condition, with tags and packaging intact. For fit or preference returns, the customer covers return shipping, while items that arrive damaged or defective ship back free. Full details are in the Return Policy.
