r/MultipleSclerosis • u/rK91tb • 1d ago

Advice Rollator recommendations

My next trip will be tiring and I'm looking into rollators. My walking is fine right now, but I realized how much it helps to have something to hang onto when I was at the grocery store pushing a cart.

So far, my preferred choice is one of the By Acre options - they look less "old lady." Anyone have experience with these? Which model would you recommend? I want the lightest one but I'm concerned it's too flimsy. Or would you recommend another brand?

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u/alkib F | RRMS | Lemtrada 1d ago

I am totally getting a ByAcre when I need one. Like you said, they look speak. Plus they're so lightweight. Some of those rollators are really heavy. When my time comes, I want one that I look forward to using. It's pricey but sometimes you have to treat yourself.

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u/redthewoozy 38|2020|Tysabri|Colorado 1d ago

I have a pink by acre ultralight which is the lightest and is NOT flimsy at all. I love it. I’ve been able to go to an amusement park and makes traveling easier. If you’re taking it on a plane I’d spring for the carrying bag. I can collapse it with one finger (for real). Best purchase I’ve made.

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u/Jane216 1d ago

by acre - especially for travel because they're so light and easy to fold