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Back On My Feet Again…
I have nerve damage in my left leg from a back issue and over two years had regressed to using a cane. My daily walks with my dog consisted of a painful quarter of a mile and I spent more and more of my time sitting. As someone who had been very ph…
A great walking aid…
The Veloped arrived well packed and in perfect condition within a very short time. It was super easy to set it up for use: it was ready in 5 minutes!
My husband loves it and uses it every time he walks. Since then, he has been able to walk twice the…
Walking and working outdoors…
My 14er is perfect, at 79 overweight with bone on bone knees, torn ACL my Veloped is a blessing. I have been out in the field repairing my fences and doing other tasks that I could not do without much difficulty when using other walkers. I do not hav…
Walker 14 Simply great…
After 10 years on a Veloped, I have now switched to the Walker. It's easier to transport in the car. As expected, it was a very good decision, I can go anywhere with it, whether on cobblestones, fields or forest paths, it's pure joy! I'll still be u…
A new life for my mother!…
Never before in my life have I been able to give such a beautiful gift. It is not the device, but what the device has made possible for her again...walks in the countryside...she is a new person since she's been travelling with Veloped. It opens up a…
My walks in the forest are so good now…
My veloped has given me back the stability to walk for longer and farther in the forest with our two border terriers.one old and blind spends time in the basket quite happily.with the back seats down I can put my folded veloped intact with a seat bel…
Makes mum active…
We bought the Tour 12er for our 92-year-old mother so that she can continue to walk her beloved forest paths after a triple pelvic fracture, which has permanently limited her mobility. After initial protests (I don't need a rollator, I'm not that fra…