Mobility Aids

The COOPERS range of mobility aids and walking aids help you to keep mobile and independent both inside and outside the home. Our range of mobility aids includes rollators, walking frames, crutches and walking sticks.

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Three Wheel Walker with Bag

Height adjustable 3 wheel walker to assist you indoors or out.

Rolling Walker

High quality, height adjustable 4 wheel rolling walker.

Lightweight Rolling Walker

Aluminium rolling walker with rugged 8” wheels for outdoor use.

Heavy Duty Rolling Walker

Wider than traditional rolling walkers, supporting a maximum user weight of 170 kg.

Ultra-Narrow Walking Frame

A narrow frame style to help manoeuvre in smaller spaces.

Domestic Walking Frame

A strong, lightweight walking frame that's height-adjustable.

Hospital Walking Frame

Specifically designed for use in hospitals and nursing homes.

Child’s Elbow Crutch

A cheerful yellow elbow crutch designed for children.

Arthritic Elbow Crutch

Height adjustable, for arthritics or those with impaired grip.

Elbow Crutch - Plastic Handle

with a shaped hand grip and arm support to spread hand pressure more evenly.

Elbow Crutch - PVC Handle

Lightweight, high strength single and double adjustable crutches.

Elbow Crutches - Comfy Handle

With a handle for greater pressure distribution than traditional crutches.

Red Dot Axilla Crutch

With a patented clip-lock adjustable handle and push button footpieces.

Hospital Walking Stick

Handmade from the best selected chestnut.

Escort Handle Cane

Quickly and easily height adjustable with a padded swan handle

Wood Handle Cane

Height adjustable aluminium support stick with wooden handle.

Straight Neck Aluminium Support Stick

Height adjustable with a white shaft for the visually impaired.

Swan Neck Aluminium Support Stick

With a swan neck to help transmit your weight vertically through the stick's body.

Adjustable Fischer Stick

Biometrically shaped to spread pressure evenly across the palm of the hand.

Tetrapods and Tripods

Increases stability and balance compared to a normal walking stick.

Walking Frame Wheels

For converting a COOPERS walking frame into a wheeled walker.

Wheels for Child's Walker

A pair of replacement wheels.

Forearm Walking Frame with Castors

With a lightweight, aluminium frame with forearm support.

Ferrule Type D

Ferrule Type Z

Frequently Asked Questions

My product needs a repair, who do I contact?

Your first point of call for any product repairs is the Sunrise Medical dealership where you purchased your product from. If you can't remember, please contact us.

Can I buy a product direct from Sunrise Medical?

Sorry, our products are only available to buy via our network of authorised dealerships. Please contact us to find your nearest dealer.

Do you offer product demonstrations?

Yes, you can request your free product demonstration online by completing the form on the relevant product page. Alternatively, please contact us.

Do you offer financing on a product?

Our products are only available to buy via our network of dealerships. However, many of them offer financing options. Please contact us to find your nearest dealership.

Can Sunrise Medical donate a product to me?

Unfortunately, we are unable to donate products to individuals.

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Types of Mobility Aids

Walking Frames

Walking frames offer stability to those who would otherwise be unable to support themselves unaided. To use a non-wheeled walking frame, you should lift it and move it slightly in front of your body. You can then lean on it, taking your weight through the handgrips and take two equal length steps into the centre of the frame. The size and type of the wheel are important - the larger the wheel, the easier it is to push the walking frame (especially over rough ground). Smaller, more solid wheels are really only suitable for indoor use.

Three Wheel Walkers

Three Wheel walkers are easy to push and provide a more continuous walking pattern if you have difficulty initiating movement. Their compact size makes them more suitable for indoor use.

Rollators

Some rollators have four small wheels on the front and back legs. these are very easy to push and the frame can be used without the need to lift it. they are very mobile, but may not provide enough support for some users. Rollators with additional features such as bigger wheels, seats and backrests are generally larger than most standard frames and are usually used outdoors.