What was your concern with this review?
My husband is the one who 'walks' with the Veloped and the Walker (bought second-hand). He has no problems with the Walker. As for the Veloped, he would like the handles to be a little further back in order to have more leg room. Is it possible to make an extension?
I would love to find a way to make sure that when the Veloped is folded... it stays closed. At the moment I am making it work with a dog collar between the two vertical bars. I found this idea in the Facebook group.
The people a Veloped have been patient…
The people a Veloped have been patient, kind and thorough throughout the process of deciding which one to buy and then starting to use it. I cannot rate them highly enough! And the machine is excellent. No adverse comments at all; just what I wanted …
Robust innovative products…
Good products, long life, sturdy and durable. Good design features.…
Absolutely delighted with my Veloped and worth every penny.…
Beautifully made and well designed.
I broke my back nearly two years ago . I also have polymyalgia, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, osteoarthritis and liver disease so was quite inactive even before then.
I am still building up my stamina, but c…
Great…
Keeps the walker clean and tidy. My husband refuses to use it so at least I know it is out of the way and not gathering too much dust. Probably use it myself one day…
All-terrain vehicle…
The rollator is truly an off-road vehicle; you can even use it on hiking trails.…
Technic of folding and holding…
I have to go through three tight doors to come into my apartment. To keep the Veloped folded, I am holding it together with a small bungee cord. Is there a better idea?
At the locker, the small cover is sadly not holding and slides always to the s…
Top class rollator…
The Veloped Sport 12er I ordered arrived super packed and the assembly was done in a few minutes. The safe and reliable brakes are particularly noteworthy. Thanks to the pneumatic tyres and the handles, there is no pain in the upper arm, shoulder and…
Great Ferrari among the rollators…
My mother, 84 years-old, can finally walk on the streets of the city again without pain in her shoulders and wrists. She doesn't feel the cobblestones at all. Overcoming train tracks is now child's play. With her previous rollator, which was not a st…
