Carbon rollator

 Pushing and leaning on

Are your handles adjusted to the height of your wrists? Do you pull your elbows back slightly when pushing? When pushing and leaning on the rollator, it is important to ensure that the Carbon Rollator is as upright as possible, also when adjusting the correct height of the cork handles. If it gets "wobbly" or a slight dizziness appears, dare to lean on the push handles. The rollator can be loaded up to 150 kg and the anti-slip handles provide a firm hold even for anxious rollator users.

Different paths and roads

The Saljol Carbon Rollator is approved for both daily indoor and outdoor use. It runs smoothly with the two-layer rubber coating and is therefore much quieter on asphalt than its relatives. On unpaved roads its super soft tyres run as efficiently as pneumatic tyres.

In rain and damp weather brakes tend to slip through! The Saljol gearshift works independently of the weather and offers an additional safety brake in wet conditions.

 Sitting and resting

Grandpa's excuses to avoid longer walks are now debunked. The soft wheels cope easily with bumpy paths, the cork handles offer good grip even with wet hands. And when muscle strength decreases, the user simply takes a seat on the soft rollator seat. The personal park bench is perfect and always with you.

Please always activate both parking brakes left and right before setting down!

Saljol recommends the adjustable and comfortable back strap for more comfort and safety when sitting.

Shopping

A reasonably and safely equipped rollator can provide the necessary independence and walking motivation to manage the weekly shopping - often THE place for social contacts.

Older people often see poorly. Therefore, our removeable shopping bags have a bright inner lining?

Going downhill

Imagine the following situation. You are handicapped. You are walking down a steep ramp with a full shopping bag on your rollator! At the beginning of the ramp you pull the brake, but you have to release it again and again. The rollator pulls you downhill...

The Saljol grinding brake defuses the situation! Similar to an engine brake when driving downhill and shifting down into the next smaller gear, the grinding brakes on the two rear wheels brakes the carbon rollator. It takes over a part of the loaded rollator and helps you to go downhill safely.

Overcoming kerbs and thresholds

To minimise risk and make it easier to overcome kerbs and thresholds, Saljol has integrated extra-flat tipping aids on the rear wheels that are ergonomically accessible to the feet. The distance for the foot is minimal and therefore safer than with conventional rollators. By the way, our customers are enthusiastic about the ease with which the rollator climbs when using the tipping aidd.

Parking and Loading

Simply press down the two smooth-running brake handles on the left and right of the handle. The rollator stands securely on the spot.

Saljol recommends folding the carbon fibre rollator to its 22 cm width to take it with you in the car. It fits into even the smallest luggage compartments.