The Invacare Adult Paddle Release Walker features a wide, deep frame with a large number of height adjustments and a composite lower side brace for added stability. This walker is light and easy to lift and maneuver. The paddle release mechanism makes folding and closing the walker easy and is ideal for users with dexterity issues. This walker has a 300lbs weight capacity.
Composite lower side brace stiffens walker frame and adds stability.
Folding mechanisms are easy to reach from a seated position.
Lighter and easier to lift and maneuver.
PVS handgrips wear longer and provide greater comfort.
Walkers fold easily for transport or storage.
Width Inside Hand Grips:
17"
Width Inside Base Legs:
21 1/2"
Overall Depth:
Open: 17 1/2" Folded: 4"
Height Adjustment:
30 3/8" - 37 3/8"
Patient Height:
5'3" - 6'4"
Product Weight:
5 lb 5 oz
Product Weight Capacity:
300 lb
Quantity:
1 per case
Warranty:
5 Year Limited Warranty
NOTE: For more detail please refer to the full specifications brochure link above, or call Customer Service at (800) 333-6900. All specifications, prices, and product configurations are subject to change without notification. Accessories and seating products shown in the photographs are not necessarily included in the base price of wheelchair. Please refer to current price lists located at www.invacare.com.
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