Key Features and Specifications
Lightweight aluminum build, designed for steady, upright support indoors and out.
Upright Posture Design
Holds your forearms level so you stand straight and look ahead, easing strain on the back, neck, and wrists.
Adjustable Handle Height
Padded handles set from 39 to 44 inches, with a 4 to 6 inch extension range, so the walker fits a wide range of heights.
300 lb Weight Capacity
Sturdy aluminum frame supports users up to 300 lb. The bariatric rollator model in the dropdown is rated to 400 lb.
Loop-Lock Hand Brakes
Adjustable dual hand brakes with loop locks keep the walker steady the moment you sit down.
Padded Seat and Backrest
An 18 inch wide by 10 inch deep cushioned seat sits 21 inches off the floor, with a height-adjustable backrest for resting.
Large Multi-Terrain Wheels
10 inch front and 8 inch rear wheels roll smoothly over thresholds, sidewalks, and grass, indoors and out.
Folds With One Hand
Side-to-side fold drops it flat for the car trunk or back seat, and it stays standing while folded. The frame weighs just 24.8 lb.
Removable Storage Bag
Zip bag with a strap carries your phone, wallet, and water while both hands stay on the grips.
Sanitized Before Shipping
Every walker is inspected and disinfected, with the brakes and folding tested by hand, before it ships to you.
Upright Walker or Standard Rollator, Which Do You Need?
All three models ship free and come with a seat, hand brakes, and a storage bag. The difference is posture and weight capacity. Pick your model in the dropdown above, then call (847) 696-6814 with the user's height and weight and we will confirm the right fit before you book.
| Model | Posture | Capacity | Handle Height | Best For | First Week | 30 Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upright Walker | Forearms level, stand straight | 300 lb | 39 to 44 in | Back, neck or wrist strain, and anyone tired of hunching over a walker | $85 | $200 |
| Rollator Walker | Standard, hands on low grips | 300 lb | Standard rollator height | The familiar four-wheel walker with a seat, lighter and more compact | $85 | $195 |
| Bariatric Rollator, 400 lb | Standard, wider frame | 400 lb | Standard rollator height | Users who need more weight capacity and a wider, sturdier frame | $95 to $125 | $245 |
| Knee Scooter | Kneel on one leg, roll | 300 lb | Adjustable | Foot or ankle surgery where you cannot bear weight at all | $75 to $95 | $230 |
| Wheelchair Rental | Seated, pushed or self-propelled | 300 to 500 lb | Not applicable | Cannot walk any real distance, or needs to be seated most of the day | $155 | $270 |
All prices include free shipping both ways. Pick the upright model if you find yourself leaning forward and looking at the floor when you walk. Pick your model and dates.
Everything Included, No Hidden Fees
Your walker rental arrives sanitized, folded, and ready to use. Unfold it, set the handle height, and go.
Upright Walker Frame
Lightweight aluminum, handles adjust 39 to 44 inches for your height
Padded Seat and Backrest
18 inches wide by 10 inches deep, 21 inches off the floor, with a height-adjustable backrest
Padded Forearm Rests
Keep your arms level so you stand tall and look ahead
Loop-Lock Hand Brakes
Easy to squeeze, and lock in place when you sit down
Removable Storage Bag
Zip bag with a strap for your phone, keys, and water bottle
How It Works, 4 Easy Steps
From order to your door, free delivery locally and free shipping nationwide.
Pick Your Model and Dates
Choose upright, standard rollator, or bariatric, then your rental dates. No prescription needed.
We Deliver or Ship, Free
Free delivery and setup within 24 hours in the Dallas and Chicago metros, free shipping everywhere else in the US.
Use It as Long as You Need
Stand tall and rest on the seat anytime. Extend anytime with one phone call, no paperwork and no extra fee.
Free Pickup or Return When Done
We collect it free in Dallas and Chicago. Everywhere else, send it back with the prepaid label.
Why Rent a Walker Instead of Buying One?
An upright walker costs about $150 to $700 or more to buy new. Most people need one for a few weeks of recovery, a trip, or a trial run before committing, and a rental costs a fraction of that.
| RENT FROM US | BUY NEW | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront Cost | $85 for the first week, $200 for a month | $150 to $700+ in one payment |
| Delivery and Shipping | Free both ways, prepaid return label included | You pay shipping, or a store trip |
| Condition | Inspected and disinfected before it ships | Used market, unknown history |
| Right Fit | Switch models if the posture or height is not right | Locked into one purchase |
| Repairs and Upkeep | Brakes and folding tested by us every time | On you to maintain |
| When You Are Done | Send it back, free | Store it or try to resell it |
| Flexibility | Extend or return early, just tell us | Stuck with it |
For a recovery period, a visit, or a trial before buying, renting costs far less than buying, with nothing to store or resell afterward.
Rent NowIf This Sounds Like You, an Upright Walker Can Help
Stand tall, look ahead, and walk with steadier support, without paying $150 to $700 or more to buy one outright. A walker rental runs as long as you need, then you send it back.
Recovering From Surgery
After a hip, knee, or foot procedure, you often need steady support for a few weeks, not forever. Rent an upright walker for the recovery window and skip the cost of buying.
Worried About Balance or Falls
A wide four-wheel base with loop-lock brakes gives more stability than a cane. Sit down on the padded seat the moment you feel tired, then keep going when you are ready.
Tired of Hunching Over a Walker
Standard walkers and rollators make you lean forward and look down. This upright walker holds your forearms level so you stand straight and look ahead, easing strain on the back, neck, and wrists.
Travel and Visiting Family
It folds with one hand and fits in a car trunk or back seat. Rent a walker for a trip, a holiday with family, or a few weeks at a second home, then return it when you are back.
After a Stroke or Hospital Stay
While you rebuild strength and confidence, an upright walker gives extra support and a place to rest. Keep it as long as therapy lasts, with no long-term commitment.
Try Before You Buy
Not sure an upright walker is right for you? Rent first. See how it fits your height, your home, and your routine before spending $150 to $700 or more on one of your own.
Each Walker Is Cleaned and Checked Before It Ships
You hold the grips, rest your arms on the pads, and sit on the seat. So we clean every part before the next person uses it. Each walker goes through a 4-step check before it ships.
Full Inspection
Frame, wheels, forearm rests, and folding mechanism checked for safe use
Disinfect Touch Points
Alcohol-based solution on the handles, forearm rests, seat, and backrest
Test Brakes and Folding
We squeeze both brakes, set the loop locks, and fold and unfold it by hand
Ready to Use
A clean storage bag goes in the box. If any part shows wear, that walker is pulled and a replacement ships instead
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before renting.
Right here. We rent upright walkers and rollators with a built-in padded seat, loop-lock hand brakes, and a storage bag, and we ship them anywhere in the United States. Pick your model and dates, order online, and the walker arrives at your door. When you are done, send it back with the prepaid label. No store trip and no prescription needed.
The first week is a flat $85 for the upright walker or the standard rollator, whether you keep it 1 day or 7. After that the upright model is $120 for 14 days, $200 for 30 days, $275 for 45 days and $350 for 60 days. The bariatric 400 lb rollator starts at $95. Buying an upright walker outright runs about $150 to $700 or more, so a few weeks of rental costs far less. Call (847) 696-6814 for an exact quote on your dates.
A standard rollator has low handles, so you lean forward and look down as you walk. An upright walker has padded forearm rests and taller handles, so you rest your arms at elbow height and stand straighter. That takes pressure off your neck, back, and wrists, and lets you look ahead instead of at the floor. Both have four wheels, a seat, and brakes. The upright design is about posture. People also search for this style as an upwalker or a stand-up walker.
Pick the upright walker if you find yourself hunching forward and looking at the floor, or if your back, neck or wrists hurt after walking. Pick the standard rollator if you are comfortable with a normal four-wheel walker and want something lighter and more compact. Pick the bariatric rollator if you need more than 300 lb of capacity, since it is rated to 400 lb on a wider frame. Call (847) 696-6814 with the user's height and weight and we will tell you which one fits.
The forearm rests and handles adjust from about 39 inches up to 44 inches, so the walker fits a wide range of heights. You set your arms at a comfortable elbow height where your shoulders stay relaxed. Adjusting takes a few seconds with no tools, and the instructions come in the box. If you are unusually tall or short, call (847) 696-6814 before you book.
Three steps. (1) Pick your model and rental dates above, or call (847) 696-6814. (2) We deliver and set it up free within 24 hours in the Dallas and Chicago metros, or ship it free anywhere else in the US. (3) When you are done, we pick it up free locally, or you send it back with the prepaid label. No prescription, no credit check, no long-term contract.
Free delivery within 24 hours in the Dallas and Chicago metros, including same-day in many cases if you order early. Elsewhere in the US it ships free and typically arrives in 2 to 5 business days, folded and ready to unfold and adjust in a couple of minutes. If you have a hospital discharge date, tell us the date and we will schedule around it.
Yes. There is a padded seat with a backrest, 18 inches wide by 10 inches deep, sitting 21 inches off the floor, so you can stop and rest whenever you need to. The loop-lock hand brakes slow you down while walking and lock in place when you sit, so the walker stays put. Always set both brakes before you sit down. Every unit is inspected and the brakes tested by hand before it ships.
The walker folds from the side with one hand and stays standing while folded, so it is easy to tuck away. It weighs about 24.8 lb and fits in most car trunks and back seats, which makes it easy to take to appointments or on a trip.
Yes. The front wheels are about 10 inches and the rear wheels about 8 inches, so the walker rolls over sidewalks, driveways, grass, and small bumps without getting stuck the way small-wheel walkers do. It works indoors on hard floors and low carpet too.
The upright walker and the standard rollator are both rated to 300 lb. If you need more, the bariatric rollator model in the dropdown above is rated to 400 lb on a wider, reinforced frame. If the user is close to either limit, call (847) 696-6814 and we will recommend the right one.
No prescription is needed to rent. A walker is not a prescription device, so you can rent one without a doctor's note. Medicare Part B may cover a walker as durable medical equipment when a doctor documents it as medically necessary, but coverage is not automatic and depends on your plan. Rentals for travel, a visit, or a trial before buying are self-pay. We provide an itemized receipt for any reimbursement claim you file.
Yes. If you need the walker longer, call (847) 696-6814 before your end date and we will extend it. If you finish early, send it back with the prepaid return label whenever you are ready. If anything goes wrong during the rental, call us and we will swap the unit free of charge.
Cancel 100% free up to 24 hours before your order ships or is scheduled for delivery. If your plans change after that, contact us and we will work with you. You can also split payment into 4 interest-free installments with Shop Pay at checkout.
Rent an Upright Walker With a Seat, Shipped Free
Stand taller and walk with less strain on your back, neck and wrists. Padded seat, loop-lock hand brakes, folds with one hand, and it holds up to 300 lb, or 400 lb on the bariatric model. Free delivery and setup within 24 hours across the Dallas and Chicago metros, and free shipping everywhere else in the United States, sanitized and safety-checked with a prepaid return label in the box. Extend anytime with one call.