Rollator Walker and Elevate Upright Walker Rental

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 wheels, a seat, and brakes, the upright design is about posture.

Your rental includes the upright walker frame, height-adjustable padded forearm rests, upright hand grips, a cushioned seat with a backrest, loop-lock hand brakes, and a removable zipper storage bag. Free shipping both ways is included, and every walker is cleaned and safety-checked before it ships. No hidden fees.

Yes. There's a padded seat with a backrest 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.

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.

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 walker folds from the side with one hand and stays standing while folded, so it's easy to tuck away. It weighs about 24.8 lbs and fits in most car trunks and back seats, which makes it easy to take to appointments or on a trip.

No. A walker is not a prescription device, so you can rent one without a doctor's note. Many people rent after surgery, during recovery, for a visiting family member, or to try an upright walker before buying. If you have questions about which model fits your needs, just call us.

Pricing depends on how long you keep it. Daily and weekly rates work for short needs like a trip or a few weeks of recovery, and monthly rates apply for longer use. Buying an upright walker outright runs from about $150 to $700 or more, so renting for a short period costs far less. Select your dates on this page to see the price.

We ship upright walkers across all 50 states. Order online, choose your rental dates, and the walker ships to your address, a home, hospital discharge address, rehab center, assisted living, or even a hotel while traveling. It arrives folded and ready to unfold and adjust in a couple of minutes.

Yes. If you need the walker longer, call or message us before your end date and we'll extend it. If you finish early, send it back with the prepaid return label whenever you're ready. We'll let you know if any change affects your rate.

Every walker is inspected and disinfected before it ships. We wipe down all the touch points, handles, forearm rests, seat, and backrest, test the brakes and folding, and include a clean storage bag. If any part shows wear, we pull that walker and send a replacement instead.

Yes. You can split your payment into 4 interest-free installments with Shop Pay at checkout. It's a handy option for longer rentals.

You can cancel free up to 24 hours before your order ships. If your plans change after that, contact us and we'll work with you. We want you to get the right walker for the right dates without stress.