Carex Crosstour Rollator

Why Choose the Carex Crosstour Rollator

The Carex Crosstour Rollator is designed for users who need dependable walking support with the convenience of a built-in seat and storage. Its lightweight aluminum frame and side-folding design make it easy to manoeuvre, transport, and store, while the adjustable handles help provide a comfortable fit.

Key Features

✔ 300 lb weight capacity

✔ Lightweight aluminum frame

✔ Weighs approximately 14 lb

✔ Large 8-inch front wheels

✔ Padded seat and backrest

✔ Height-adjustable handles

✔ Locking hand brakes

✔ Side-folding design

✔ Large removable storage bag

✔ Built-in cane holder

✔ Modern Euro-style appearance

Benefits

✔ Provides stable walking and balance support

✔ Large front wheels improve manoeuvrability on common surfaces

✔ Padded seat offers a convenient place to rest

✔ Lightweight frame is easier to lift and transport

✔ Side-folding design supports compact storage

✔ Locking brakes provide added stability while seated

✔ Storage bag keeps personal belongings within easy reach

✔ Cane holder allows users to carry an additional walking aid

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need walking support and occasional seated rest during appointments, shopping, travel, rehabilitation, outdoor outings, or everyday community mobility. The rollator is intended as a walking aid and should not be used to transport a seated person. Confirm the user's weight is within the 300 lb capacity and adjust the handle height so the handgrips sit level with the wrist crease when standing upright, allowing a slight bend in the elbow. Before each use, open the side-folding frame fully until it locks and check that the hand brakes work and the cables are properly adjusted. Always engage both brakes in the locked park position before sitting on the seat, and do not sit while the rollator can still roll. The large 8-inch front wheels handle outdoor and uneven surfaces better than smaller wheels. Use the brakes to keep control on slopes, and have a healthcare professional or physiotherapist confirm rollator selection, height, and safe technique before regular use.