Drive Glide Brakes w/3" Wheels 350lb

Why Choose the Drive Glide Brakes with 3" Wheels

The Drive Glide Brakes are designed to replace standard walker rear tips with a combination of wheels and braking resistance. The 3-inch wheels help the walker move more smoothly, while the pressure-activated braking system adds control when weight is applied.

Key Features

✔ 3-inch wheels with glide-brake function

✔ 350 lb weight capacity

✔ Designed for compatible walkers

✔ Pressure-activated braking resistance

✔ Helps reduce the need to lift the walker

✔ Durable construction for regular use

✔ Installs on compatible walker legs

✔ Suitable for indoor mobility

✔ Sold as a walker accessory

Benefits

✔ Helps create a smoother walking motion

✔ Provides added control when pressure is applied

✔ May reduce effort for users who have difficulty lifting a walker

✔ Supports safer pacing during everyday mobility

✔ Useful for replacing worn or damaged walker accessories

✔ Helps improve manoeuvrability on common indoor surfaces

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who need smoother walker movement with added braking resistance. Suitable for compatible walkers used at home, in healthcare facilities, rehabilitation settings, appointments, and indoor community environments. Confirm the glide brakes fit the walker's rear legs by SKU and that the user's weight is within the 350 lb capacity, and confirm whether the SKU is a single unit or a pair so both rear legs can be fitted. Install per the instructions so each unit is seated securely on the leg before use. The braking is pressure-activated, gripping when the user leans weight onto the walker and gliding when pressure is eased, so it is not a hand brake or a parking brake and the walker should still be stable before the user stands or rests against it. They are typically paired with front wheels for a smooth glide-and-brake motion. Inspect the wheels and brake surfaces for wear and replace them when worn, and have a healthcare professional or physiotherapist confirm this setup suits the user before regular use.