DJMed
Upright Forearm Walker
$450.00
Walking
This page brings together every walking aid we stock, from a single walking stick to a heavy-duty seat walker. It includes walking sticks, quad sticks, elbow and underarm crutches, pick-up and wheeled walking frames, forearm walkers, rollators, knee walkers and spare tips and accessories.
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DJMed
Zubu, 2-in-1 electric wheelchair & rollator
$2,374.95Members save $237.49
Rebotec
YANO Wheeled Forearm Walker for Kids - Rebotec
$1,833.45Members save $183.34
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Wheels for Folding Walking Frame with Pull Ball - Days
$31.30Members save $3.13
BetterLiving
Walking Frame with Wheels and Skis - BetterLiving
$189.95Members save $18.99
Aidapt
Tri Support Walking Stick Ferrule - Aidapt
$18.95Members save $1.89
Tri Walker Foldable
$208.95Members save $20.89
Rebotec
Travel detachable crutches open cuff - Rebotec
$62.96Members save $6.30
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Rebotec
Travel Detachable Crutches Closed Cuff - Rebotec
$62.96Members save $6.30
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Superlite Deluxe Rollator - Days, Red
$389.45Members save $38.94
Stop Sign Sticker - for dementia
$142.45Members save $14.24
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Superlite Deluxe Rollator - Days, Blue
$389.45Members save $38.94
Homecraft
Silicone Scar Stick – Pro-Sil, 4.5gr
$56.95Members save $5.69
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Ski Glides for Folding Walking Frame with Pull Ball - Days
$19.90Members save $1.99
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Rollator 105 Champagne - Days
$185.20Members save $18.52
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Rollator 105 Red - Days
$185.20Members save $18.52
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Rollator 105 Blue - Days
$185.20Members save $18.52
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Rollator 105 Black - Days
$185.20Members save $18.52
Quad tip for walking sticks
$18.95Members save $1.89
Rebotec
Polo Plus-T Folding Rollator - Rebotec
$902.45Members save $90.24
Rebotec
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Buying guide
Choose by how much weight the person needs to take through their arms. A stick helps with balance, crutches take weight off one leg, a frame supports both sides, and a rollator helps people walk further with somewhere to sit.
Height adjustment matters for every walking aid. Handles should sit at wrist height with the person standing upright.
After a fall, injury or surgery, ask a physiotherapist to recommend and fit the right aid.
Questions
Which walking aid is most stable?
Generally, a walking frame gives more stability than a stick or rollator, but the right choice depends on the person. Our help-me-choose tool can narrow it down.
Do you provide plan-managed invoices?
Yes. Claim-ready tax invoices are issued for NDIS self-managed and plan-managed participants.
Where do you deliver?
Everywhere in Australia, with the delivery fee quoted before dispatch.
