The ability to get from here . . . to there . . . is practically the definition of independence.  And Allegro offers hundreds of ways to get there, regardless of your ability.  Just take a look at our large selection of canes, walkers, rollators, wheelchairs and mobility scooters!

Choosing the right mobility equipment is important for your health and safety.  Read the product descriptions carefully so that you understand the capacities, dimensions and benefits of each product. Your physical capabilities must also be considered when choosing the right mobility equipment.  Your doctor, caregiver or  health care professional can help recommend the best type of equipment for your current and future mobility needs.  When it comes to getting around, Allegro is sure to have exactly what you need.

TYPES of MOBILITY AIDS

Canes

Canes can be used for balance (single tip) or to bear your full weight (quad).  The top of the cane should be at the same level as the crease on the back side of your wrist with your arms at your side.  Measure the distance from your wrist to the floor, with shoes on.  Review this MayClinic.com Slideshow: How to choose and use a cane for more information.

Adjustable Quad Walking Cane - Large Base Quad Canes

Drive Deluxe Folding Cane Seat Specialty Canes

Derby Cane Rosewood Stain Standard Canes

Already have a cane?  How about attaching a Cane Ice Grip this winter?

 Crutches 

Crutches are fitted according to your height.  When you stand, your elbows should bend slightly at about 20 degrees, with your hand grips even with your hip joint.  You should be able to fully extend your elbow with each step forward.

Millennial Crutch In-Motion Pro - Ergonomic Folding Crutches Adjustable Crutches

Guardian Forearm Crutches Forearm Crutches

Mobility Scooters

Get going with with an electric mobility scooter! These battery powered vehicles are full of options and can be a great alternative to a wheelchair for those with limited mobility but good manual dexterity.

Read these Mobility Buyers Guides first:

  • Mobility Scooters - 3 Wheel or 4 Wheel
  • Types of Mobility Scooters
  • 5 Things to Consider when Choosing a Mobility Scooter

 

Drive Phoenix 3 Wheel Travel Mobility Scooter 3 Wheel Mobility Scooters

Drive Odyssey 4 Wheel Mobility Scooter 4 Wheel Mobility Scooters

Go-Chair Travel Power Chair Power Chairs

Walkers

For balance, or if you are at risk for falling, a walker may be the perfect choice.  Rule of thumb: A standard walker without wheels is most stable.  Walkers with wheels may get you around faster, though, because you can put your weight on the walker as you move.  Rollators, or 4-wheeled walkers really keep you moving.   Review this MayoClinic.Com Slide Show: How to choose and use a walker for more info.

RollerAid Knee Walker with Swiveling Front Wheels Knee Walkers

Soft Seat Aluminum Rollator with Straight Backrest Rollators

Duet Transport Chair & Rollator Combo Rollator/Transport Chair Combo

Airgo Navigator - Transport Chair and Walker Specialty Walkers

Sure Lever Release Folding Walker, 2 Button Standard Walkers

4100 Metro Walker Wheeled Walkers

Wheelchairs

Choosing a wheelchair, except the most basic models or transport chairs, requires help from a nurse, doctor or therapist.  Once you've determined your requirements as to special features, type of wheelchair, back height, width, weight and support you need, it's a matter of choosing the style that suits you.

Breezy Easy Care 2000HD Heavy-Duty Bariatric Wheelchair Heavy Duty Wheelchairs

Breezy Easy Care 3000 Lightweight Wheelchair Lightweight Wheelchairs

Top End Paul Schulte Signature BB Sports Chairs

Blue Streak Wheelchair - 15.75" Wide x 17.75" Deep Standard Weight Wheelchairs

Lightweight Aluminum Transport Chair Transport and Specialty Wheelchairs

Spazz G Wheelchair Ultra Lightweight Wheelchairs

Other mobility categories that may be helpful are Ramps, Transfer Boards and Bath Safety Transfer Benches.

Another Independence Helper. . .

Beasy Board Trans Easy Transfer System Beasy Board Trans Easy Transfer System - Wheelchair users, this portable transfer board can greatly improve your independence, especially if you have difficulty getting in and out of an automobile.  Don't leave home without it!  See also the Beasy Board Glyder

Need more help? Feel free to call us at 1-800-861-3211 to consult with a mobility specialist!  Thanks for your business.  We appreciate it.