Aspire Vogue Forearm Walker

From the manufacturer

**A forearm walker, not a handle walker — the two suit different clients.** Weight goes through the forearms rather than the hands and wrists. Specify this where the user cannot load through the wrists: rheumatoid or osteoarthritic hands, wrist fusion, recent upper-limb fracture, or grip strength too poor to control a standard frame safely. It also holds the user more upright. On a standard rollator the user tends to lean forward onto the handles, which pushes their centre of mass ahead of their feet and increases fall risk; forearm supports keep the trunk stacked over the base. **Forearm supports adjust for height, depth and angle.** All three matter. Height sets shoulder position, depth sets how far forward the user has to reach, and angle accommodates limited elbow extension. A support that only adjusts for height will force a compromise somewhere. **ARTG 271255. Tested to ISO 11199-2:2005.** Safe working load **150 kg**. Key dimensions: handle height **1020–1270 mm**, seat to floor **620 mm**, total width **620 mm**, folded width **225 mm**, 200 mm wheels. At **9.1 kg minimum** it is noticeably heavier than the standard Vogue — the forearm supports add roughly 4 kg. Check who is loading it into the car before specifying. Contoured, padded forearm pads. Handbrakes lock, and the folding mechanism locks for transport. Removable bag to 5 kg, walking stick holder included.

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