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I wouldn't want to be without my Veloped anymore. I have trouble walking, and I also have COPD, so it helps me there too, as it's very smooth and maneuverable.
Rollator Ease…
As I already have a Trionic Veloped Tour for use locally and use it regularly when shopping or for photograpy treks, I wanted something new and smaller for travel. The Rollator Walker 14er is perfect for holding camera equipment, traversing outdoor …
This stroller fits that bill.…
I am six feet tall and no lightweight so I was looking for something that would allow me to walk upright and be sturdy enough to support me ( I have a knee which gives way at any time). This stroller fits that bill.
I had to get used to it as previ…
The Trionic walker gave me some of the freedom I had lost.…
The Trionic Veloped Rollator changed my life. I thought I would never be able to take walks again, but the Trionic changed that. Not only can I go on long walks, but I am able to hike many of the mountain trails that I love. I'm not saying I can go r…
Veloped…
I am very satisfied, my expectations were fully met. I no longer want to live without my Veloped!
On vacation, a nature camp, it was a great help.
1. the all-terrain gear makes walking in rough terrain much easier.
2. walking at night without pay…
Mrs J Wisdish…
An excellent product. Easy to fit and in keeping with the very high-quality Trionic Veloped walker.…
Thank you for giving freedom back to my husband…
My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2005 and as the symptoms progressed, his mobility and confidence to get out and walk diminished. He had been using ski-pole type sticks and although successful a few years ago, they no longer give enough …
New lease of life…
I am 84, and have a crooked spine as a result of a motor accident five years ago, which means that it is painful for me to hold myself upright. I had not been able to take my daily walk for the last few months, and I had been unable to stand and chat…
PERFECT…
Perfect, because you can walk upright and avoid walking with a bent back. The back improves the more you walk.
A tip: When folding the Veloped, there should be a latch that keeps the frame locked in a folded state.
Missing holes to put a nameplate …
