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Tall & Heavy Duty Rollator Walkers with Seats

Tall people requiring an adult walker or rollator walker with seat can have a tough time finding just the right one. There is just not that many on the market. Typical handlebar height is about 39” and one that goes up to 43.5" handlebar height.

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D-Lite Aluminum Rollator D-Lite 4-Wheel Aluminum Rollator 750N

D-Lite Rollator has contoured padded back and padded seat for comfort. Large 8" wheels. Fits users 5'3" - 5'10". Weighs 19 lbs. Overall width: 23"

Our Price: $126.00
Drive Medical Clever Lite Rollator Clever-Lite Rollator

Clever-Lite Rolling Walker with 8" wheels folds compact and almost flat like a walker. Adjustable height flip-up seat. Fits users 5'3" - 6' tall. Weighs 16 lbs. Overall width: 27"

Our Price: $139.00
4 wheel walker Nova Cruiser De-Light Rollator 4010

Cruiser De-Light is perfect for those needing a walker with a flip-up seat and folds-up flat. Fits users 5'4" - 6'2" tall. Weighs 16 lbs. Overall width: 27.5"

Our Price: $148.75
Nova Zoom Rollator 4224 Nova Zoom 24 Rollator 4224

Zoom 24 fits users 5'5" - 6'2" tall. Locking Hand-Brakes and 8" caster wheels. Seat to floor is 24". Weighs 16.5 lbs. Overall width: 24"

Our Price: $169.95
Drive Medical Nitro Rollator Nitro Rollator

Available in 3 sizes including a Tall model. 10" front wheels, 8" rear wheels. 300 lbs weight capacity. Fits users 4.8" - 6'4" in height. Overall width: 23"

Our Price: $240.00
Nova Mack Rollator Nova Mack Rollator 4215

Nova Mack Rollator offers a rugged, heavy duty frame with 400-lbs weight capacity. Mack rollator has a higher handle adjustment and seat height than the Cruiser Deluxe. Includes large 8" wheels. Weight 21.5-lbs, overall width: 24.5"

Our Price: $249.95
Dolomite Legacy Rollator Dolomite Legacy Rollator

Dolomite Legacy available in 3 sizes, 8" wheels, flip-up seat. Reliable, durable and user-friendly. Tall Handle option. Weighs 15 lbs. Overall width: 23"

Our Price: $286.00
Dolomite Jazz Rollator Dolomite Jazz Rollator

Dolomite Jazz available in 2 sizes. Made of light aluminum, folds sideways, collapsible seat and mesh basket. Jazz has hidden brake cables. Weighs 17 lbs. Overall width: 23.2"

Our Price: $349.00
Dolomite Symphony Rollator Dolomite Symphony Rollator

Symphony available in 3 sizes. Made of ultra-light aluminum, finished in an elegant brushed silver color. Weighs 14 lbs. Overall width: 23"

Our Price: $511.00
Dolomite Futura Four Wheel Walker Futura Extra Tall Four Wheeled Rollator

THE TALLEST Rollator! For uses taller than 6'2". Handlebar height all the way up to 43.5". Flip-up seat, 8" wheels and removable basket. Weighs 25 lbs. Overall width: 26.5"

Our Price: $514.00
   
 
A rollator such as the Dolomite Legacy has three size choices and also features a tall handle option. An extra tall rollator such as the Dolomite Futura, one of the tallest on the market, is designed for users 6'2" and taller. It has eight-inch sturdy wheels, is ultra-lightweight and features a convenient, flip-up seat.

Also important, don't overlook seat height. Seat heights are listed in each chair's specifications. Take care not to get a seat so low that it's impossible to get up. The standard size Dolomite Legacy has a 25" seat height, which should work for most people up to 6'4" in height.

Tips for buying a Tall Rollator

Handlebars: Users taller than 6-foot have a challenge in finding a rollator that fits properly since most manufacturers limit handlebar height to 39" maximum. The 39" height works for most people up to about 6'2" without having to bend over. One would assume the reason for the handlebar height limitation is to provide stability, anything taller might get a little tipsy unless the wheelbase increased dramatically. Dolomite offers a Tall Handle Accessory for the Dolomite Legacy Rollator for a maximum handlebar height of 40" and this may be the solution for many users.

We suggest a simple measurement: It's easy to take a quick measurement to see if the 39" - 40" handle height limitation will work for you. Measure from the ground up to just below the waistline or beltline since this is where most users are comfortable with their hands. If nothing else this will show how far the user will have to bend over, something to be avoided. See the page on Measuring for a Rollator Walker for additional information on determining correct rollator/walker height.


See the page on Measuring for a Rollator Walker for additional information on determining correct rollator/walker height.

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