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What are Trionic rollators made of, and can they handle mud, stones and rough ground?

Yes. Trionic rollators are built for outdoor use, and many customers use them every day on farms, in woodland and on gravel tracks. This is what they are made of and how they cope with rough conditions.

What is the rollator made of?

  • Frame: welded aluminium, which is light and does not rust.
  • Axles, bolts and nuts: stainless steel.
  • Wheel bearings: sealed ball bearings (type 6901-2RS) that keep out dirt and water.

Because of these materials, you can use and store your Trionic outdoors in all weathers.

Which model is best for mud, stones and uneven ground?

The Veloped is our most capable model on rough ground. Its patented climbing wheel rolls over stones, roots and kerbs, and the large tyres cope well with mud, grass and soft ground. The Walker 12er and Walker 14er handle gravel paths, grass, forest tracks and compacted sand well. The more demanding the terrain, the more your own strength and balance matter, so choose a route that suits your ability.

Anything to avoid?

Do not push the rollator into the sea. Salt water can get past the bearing seals and ruin the bearings. After a muddy walk, simply rinse off the dirt with water and let the rollator dry.

What if a part wears out?

Wear parts such as tyres, brake cables, grips and bearings can be replaced, so your rollator can be kept in use for many years. See Where can I buy spare parts, and how do I find the right part? or contact our customer service for help finding the right part.

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Product Reviews    

  • Works perfectly…

    The Veloped bottle holder is easy to mount. All bottles and cans fit in it. I've already had up to 0.75 l bottles in it. A small thermos flask also works. You don't need any special bottles.…

  • Fits perfectly…

    The pump fits the tyres perfectly and inflates them with minimal effort.

    Folded up, the pump can be stored in any backpack or can be attached directly to the Veloped with the supplied material. In this case, it is not the pump that is attached, b…

  • John and Sharon Hancock…

    I have waited to write this review as i wanted to experience my husband using it for a few weeks. We are absolutely delighted with it. my husband, once an active even hyperactive runner, cyclist and mountain climber is now quite disabled. he was unab…

  • "No more sitting around watching life go by"

    Wow my Dad has recently bought a Trionic Veloped All Terrain Walker Rollator, no more sitting around watching the family having fun,he's joining in on the walks, shopping trips,and even started having holidays again,(that makes Mum happy!!),they've b…

  • Mrs J Wisdish…

    An excellent product. Easy to fit and in keeping with the very high-quality Trionic Veloped walker.…

  • I’m 37 with primary progressive……

    I’m 37 with primary progressive multiple sclerosis. I’ve been using rollator walkers for 3-4 years. They are great for indoors but lack completely when the ground is anything but smooth.

    To stay mobile, I need to walk regularly. I searched for a …

  • Ergon GP1 Biokork…

    The grips are super, they offer a great grip and are very comfortable to hold.…

  • Heavy but incredible advantage everywhere in the city and on ALL paths.…

    My mother (87) is happy. Thanks to pneumatic tyres and big wheels, she can finally take part in city life again. Other (usual) walkers had caused severe pain in her shoulder.…

  • The Veloped Sport…

    The Veloped Sport. I've had mine for a month now and am thrilled with it! I was a keen walker before I broke my pelvis and ended up with permanent nerve damage in my leg. I have been working to get as mobile as possible. Although I can walk with one …

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