Rollator Comparison Charts

Rollators have wheels on all three or four legs. All rollators have hand operated brakes. Most rollators come with a pouch or basket to carry personal items and four-wheel rollators normally come with a seat. The comparison chart below showcases six popular rollators that cater to different needs.

Top 6 Rollators | Features Compared


Manufacturer	Invacare	Drive Medical	Airgo	Evolution	Human Care	Drive
Model	FR300	Durable 4-Wheel Rollator with 7.5" Casters	Adventure 8	Xpresso Wide	Nexus 3 - Standard	Winnie Lite Supreme
Height	30.2" - 38.2"	31" - 37"	33" - 39"	32.5" - 37.5"	32.5" - 36.5"	32" - 38"
Width	24.4"	23.5"	24.5"	24.8”	24"	26"
Product weight	11-20 lb	20 lb	16.2 lb	31 lb	14 lb	11 lb
Seat height	23.6"	21"	21.5"	22"	24"	N/A
Weight capacity	201-300 lb	300 lb	300 lb	450 lb	330 lb	300 lb
Wheel size	8"	7.5"	6" or 8"	8"	8"	7.5"
Colors	blue, red	blue, red	cranberry, titanium	red, silver, black	black	tan plaid
Foldable	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes
Warranty	5 yr limited - brakes 1 yr limited - components	limited lifetime	limited lifetime – frame 5 yr - brake handle 90 days – other components	lifetime – frame 5 yr - brake systems 1 yr – other components	lifetime – frame 5 yr - other components	limited lifetime
Notable	rollator folds easily with only one hand, integrated curb climbing function makes it easier to negotiate obstacles	deluxe hand brakes can lock rollator into place while resting or while using as a seat, easy-turn lever for quick height adjustment	ergo-back provides comfortable backrest made of ergonomically shaped high density foam, ergo-seat distributes weight effectively with its design and memory form padding	basket is foldable and removable, cable free brake system	cable free braking system - push to lock brakes, stands independently when folded	easy one handed folding, Light weight and easy to maneuver