Easwe Lightweight Foldable Walker

• Ultra-Lightweight at 2.3kg — the aluminium alloy frame is designed to be light enough to lift and carry easily, reducing the physical effort required to move the walker between rooms, in and out of vehicles, and during travel.
• Adjustable Height — the handle height is adjustable to accommodate users of different heights, designed to assist correct posture and reduce wrist and shoulder strain during use. Confirm exact adjustment range (min/max cm) with supplier before publishing.
• Soft-Grip Cushioned Handles — the ergonomic cushioned hand grips are designed to provide a comfortable, secure hold during extended use, reducing hand fatigue and improving grip confidence.
• Non-Slip Rubber Tips on All Four Legs — rubber-tipped feet on all four legs are designed to assist traction and stability on a range of indoor and outdoor surfaces, supporting safer movement during daily activities.
• Compact Foldable Design — folds flat for storage under a bed, in a wardrobe, car boot, or luggage. Designed for users who need walking support at home and on-the-go without carrying a bulky frame.
• Durable Aluminium Alloy Frame — lightweight yet sturdy construction designed to support regular daily use over the long term without rusting or corroding.
• TGA Registered & Internationally Certified — the Easwe Walker holds TGA, FDA, CE, UKCA, MDEL, UN38.3, and CIBG certifications, providing confidence in product safety and quality standards.

The Easwe Lightweight Foldable Walker may assist individuals in the following situations:

• Reduced balance or stability during daily walking, particularly in seniors
• Recovery from lower limb injury or surgery where additional walking support and stability are needed
• Post-stroke or neurological rehabilitation requiring a stable walking frame
• Conditions affecting balance, gait, or lower-limb strength (e.g. Parkinson's, MS, arthritis, osteoporosis)
• Users transitioning from full wheelchair or scooter use toward supported independent walking during rehabilitation
• Short-distance walking support alongside an Easwe electric wheelchair or scooter for users who can walk some distances with assistance

We recommend consulting a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, or GP to confirm this walker is appropriate for your individual needs and that the height is correctly fitted before use. NDIS participants should contact us to confirm funding eligibility.

1. Unfold the walker by opening the frame until all four legs are fully extended and locked securely in place — do not use if any leg is not fully locked.
2. Adjust the handle height so that your elbows are slightly bent (approximately 15–20°) when standing upright with your hands on the grips. This ensures correct posture during use.
3. Check all four rubber tips are firmly in contact with the floor before applying weight.
4. To walk: lift the walker slightly forward, place it down firmly, then step toward it — do not lean the full weight of your body onto the walker without it being stable on all four legs first.
5. To fold: release the fold lock mechanism and fold the frame flat for storage or transport.

• 1 × Easwe Lightweight Foldable Walker
• 4 × Non-slip rubber tips (fitted)
• 1 × Product Manual

• Wipe the frame and handles with a damp cloth after use — avoid submerging in water.
• Inspect the rubber tips regularly for wear — replace when worn to maintain grip and traction on all four legs.
• Check that all folding joints and leg locks are secure before each use.
• Store in a dry location away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

• Consult a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, or GP before use to confirm this walker is suitable for your condition and correctly fitted to your height.
• Always ensure all four legs are fully locked and all rubber tips are firmly on the ground before applying weight.
• Do not use the walker as a step or climbing aid — it is designed for walking support only.
• Use extra caution on wet, icy, or highly polished floors — rubber tips reduce but do not eliminate the risk of slipping on slippery surfaces.
• Replace rubber tips when worn — worn tips reduce stability and increase the risk of slipping.
• Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity — confirm with supplier before publishing.
• Keep out of reach of children.

What is the difference between the Easwe Walker and the Easwe Cane?
The Easwe Walker is a four-legged walking frame designed for users who need two-handed support and a wider, more stable base during walking — ideal for those with more significant balance or strength challenges. The Easwe Cane is a single-point walking stick designed for users who need one-handed support for mild balance assistance. A physiotherapist or occupational therapist can recommend which is more appropriate for your individual needs.

How do I know if the height is set correctly?
Stand upright with your shoes on and your arms relaxed at your sides. The top of the walker handles should align with the crease of your wrists. When holding the handles, your elbows should be slightly bent — approximately 15–20°. This position is designed to support natural posture and reduce strain on the wrists, shoulders, and back. If you are unsure, a physiotherapist or occupational therapist can confirm the correct setting.

Can I use this walker alongside my Easwe electric wheelchair or scooter?
Yes — the Easwe Walker is well suited to users who use an electric wheelchair or scooter for longer distances but can walk short distances with support — from the car to the door, around the home, or in a medical setting. Many users keep the folded walker in a wheelchair storage bag or car boot for situations where supported walking is preferred over the wheelchair.

Can I use NDIS funding for this product?
The Easwe Walker may be eligible for NDIS funding under Assistive Technology — Low Cost (Registration Group 0124). Many low-cost mobility aids are self-managed or plan-managed without requiring a formal OT assessment. Australian Healthcare Supplies is a registered NDIS provider. Contact us for guidance.