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I have had my Trionic Veloped for two years now and I am very satisfied …
It is easy to manoeuvre, stable holds a lot and looks cool.
I have tried other walkers with puncture-free tires, but I get muscle pain in my arms from them.
I do not get that with the air tires of the Veloped.
The rollator works great in the w…
Finally walking again…
Since my mom got this walker, she's been going for walks again. It was one of the best investments she's ever made for her health. She's happy every time someone asks her about her walker and her range has expanded many times over.
As a daughter, I'…
Absolutely Marvelous…
My Trionic Trek helps me travel to places on-and-off sidewalks, roads, and trails. Even in deep snow. I am especially fond of knowing that I have the absolute freedom of walking alone ANYWHERE within a ten-mile radius of my home (during the long dayl…
Amazing!!…
Here the Trek 14er comes in. Unlike regular rollators, it's designed to cope with rough/uneven terrain, it's sturdy enough to support me, yet still lightweight enough for me to lift in and out of my car etc. It has a seat for when I have to stop and …
Out n about pram wheels…
Fits fine on out n about pram wheels. Not perfect but working well now for a couple months.
The tyre profile is slightly narrower and with deeper tread than the default ones. Doesn't seem to be causing any performance issues! Slightly more mud comin…
Excellent product and very good pre……
Excellent product and very good pre-sales support. My only issue is I wish the seat was a little wider or that I was a little narrower!…
Help with walking with Parkinson's Disease…
Excellent product. Sturdy, well made and perfect for walking both in our village and the local forest. The design for going up curbs is brilliant. Brilliant and efficient service, thank you.…
When we retired from farming 3 years……
When we retired from farming 3 years ago, it never occurred to me to sit on my butt and watch the world go by. I had spent years doing barn chores without a thought to my mobility. There were wheelbarrows, carts, brooms, shovels, forks, scrapers and …
