10 Best Rollators UK 2024 | Drive DeVilbiss, Hablicare and More

As you can see, Drive DeVilbiss are at the forefront of modern, ergonomically-charged rollators of all kinds. This is their front-rolling Nitro model designed to conquer the outdoor lifestyle with style and ease. With two 25 cm wide wheels up the front, there should be no obstacle big enough to get in your way. 

It can also handle a whopping 135 kg of weight, allowing you to shop in confidence while your rollator brings everything back home like the noble steed it is. The padded seat with firm backrest will give you a place to sit, stop and take in the world around you when exploring your local area and further afield. A truly monumental rollator!

Another aluminium rollator that's both light in weight and ahead in class, this 5.5 kg indoor model has a quick-to-access bar brake that'll stop it in its tracks. With a large storage bag with a front zippered pocket to keep your important items stashed away out of eye shot and a tray to help sort belongings or eat from.

Extremely highly rated and well-reviewed on Amazon, this delightfully-designed rollator from KMINA will be the envy of your friends and foe as you cruise around your home showing off the spoils of your premium rolling existence.

Elite care have brought their rollator A-game with this modern, high-functioning offering that is both lightweight and brimming with features. The large 20 cm wide wheels mean it's certainly capable of the outdoor rolling life, and at 5.8 kg weight, it'll feel like you're rolling almost nothing at all.

The plush seat and cushioned backrest will allow you plenty of downtime in the unadulterated confines of pure comfort. In addition, it's equipped with a really spacious storage bag, so it's easy to see why people are raving about this stylish Elite rollator. 

With a hefty weight capacity of 136 kg, this sturdy four-wheel offering from Costway is the stable rollator you've been searching for. It also has responsive loop brakes, a commendably wide seat and a soft-yet-stable backrest that prioritises comfort, too. 

The chunky 21 cm wheels also mean you can be sure this modern and stylish rollator will handle a life off-road, even for longer walks. To add to all this, there's even a slim storage bag strapped to the front for extra brownie points.

This rollator from Drive DeVilbiss stands out from the three-wheel pack. While most other three-wheelers won't come equipped with a seat or backrest, this comfortable number does. The fabric seat and padded backrest mean you're set to bring the comfort wherever the wind takes you. 

The features don't stop there though, as this red and fiery rollator also includes two hanging storage bags to slide your personal items into and out of harm's way. At 7 kg it's also on the lighter side for a steel-framed rollator, making it a three-wheeler set to impress. 

With a weight of just 5.5 kg, this rollator pips the list's lightweight post, making it the lightest rollator we've laid our eyes on. The aluminium design allows for an easy, stress-free roll down the hall and straight into a game of bingo. 

With a large storage bag tucked under the hard plastic tray, it's perfect for enjoying a cup of tea in peace and quiet with a good book, ready to get up and go straight after. The bar brake engages the back wheels swiftly and without compromise, given it is lightweight it may not suit those needing a studier frame to lean on. 

Vive Mobility have created a rolling thing of beauty with this all-terrain rollator. Thanks to the three 19.5 cm wide wheels, it's bound to give a good amount of manoeuvrability indoors while also handling whatever pavements are destined to come its way. 

The solid storage bag will give your shopping a certain level of water-resistance. The loop brakes are designed to give unrivalled confidence in your ability to stop at a moment's notice, plus, with a lightweight aluminium frame, you should have no trouble folding and transporting it. Not suitable for those who may need a seat when out and about.

This three-wheel rollator is a budget offering from the esteemed health care brand Drive DeVilbiss. Though branded as being for both indoor and outdoor use, the small 15 cm wheels argue it's maybe more geared toward indoor use, should that be what you are after.

With no seat or backrest, it also loses out on some versatility points if out and about. However, what it lacks on the seat front it certainly makes up for in terms of storage. With both a bag and a metal basket, you'll never be left in the lurch with too much shopping. Unfortunately for a three-wheeler, it's also quite weighty at 9.1 kg.

With four wheels, loop brakes and large wheels, this rollator from Aidapt is ideal for journeys outside the home. The solid padded seat will always be there when taking a break and eating a Kit Kat is in order. 

It also benefits from an under-seat compartment that'll store any and all of your essentials when out and about. The only slight hitch is that its maximum weight is on the lower end at 100 kg and the backrest is only a padded bar – this is fine for resting but not ideal to recline. It's another one made from steel, so it's heavy for its specs. 

This tri-rollator from Drive DeVilbiss is perfectly suited to both indoor and outdoor use. Having just the one swivelling wheel on the front allows for a tight turning circle to get through doorways and tight spaces, while the large 7-inch wheels give this rollator a good amount of clearance when taking on the outdoor world. 

The leather bag also offers your shopping and other bits and belongings a good amount of weather resistance. The loop breaks will suit those with arthritis in their hands. The drawback is the lack of seats, which users may find awkward when out and about.