
Tynor Walker Invalid's HD All Pods L-34 (Universal)
Tynor

Est. delivery 5-7 Days
Walker for climbing staircase
Can be used independently by elderly
Used for climbing up and down the stairs.
Designed for indoor and outdoor use.
Bears weight up to 130 kg
Lightweight and foldable making it portable to use indoor and outdoor and easy to store.
Self standing walker with four legs that can be balanced easily
Made up of light weight aluminium body and high grade rubber shoe to grip on the floor and stairs.
Easy break mechanism enables the user to stop easily while climbing.
Unique lever mechanism to adjust rear and front legs
Height can be adjusted with the help of push button with minimum height adjustment 81 cm and maximum height adjustment 91 cm as per individual convenience.
Unfold the walker until you hear the push button lock click.
Place clips in the holes provided on the front leg of the walker and lock.
Use push buttons to adjust height at the level of your wrist.
Make sure that the height adjustment is levelled well before climbing.
Climb slowly and steadily. Do not urge.
Balance the front legs well before climbing up and down.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals needing extra support while navigating stairs or daily mobility challenges — helps promote safe stair climbing, improve confidence, and reduce the risk of slips or falls. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when unsteady gait, leg weakness, or balance difficulty appear — helps provide reliable support, improve weight distribution, and encourage safer, controlled movement on stairs. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with significant mobility limitations, post-injury or post-surgical recovery, or rehabilitation needs — helps ensure stable stair navigation, support independence, and promote long-term safety and mobility.

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