Steady support that steers easily through tight spaces

If a walking stick no longer feels like enough, but a four-wheeled rollator seems bulky for your hallway or the aisles at the shops, a tri-walker is a neat middle ground. The Drive Flame Aluminium Tri-Walker has three wheels, so it turns sharply round furniture and corners while still giving you something solid to hold.

It weighs just 5 kg, folds down to store, and comes with a handy bag for your purse, keys or a few bits of shopping. The bold flame finish in red or blue gives it a bit of personality too.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Three-wheel design with swivelling front wheel
  Turns in a much tighter space than a four-wheeled rollator, so getting round the kitchen, through doorways and along narrow shop aisles is far less of a struggle.

• Only 5 kg
  Light enough to lift into the car or up a step without straining your back — and easy to push if your arms tire quickly.

• Lockable loop brakes
  Squeeze to slow down and lock them when you stop, so the walker stays put while you pause, chat or reach for something.

• Adjustable handles (80–98 cm)
  Set the grips at the right height so you walk upright rather than stooping, which is kinder to your back and shoulders.

• Solid 7-inch wheels
  No punctures and nothing to pump up, and they cope with both indoor floors and pavements.

• Wipe-clean bag included
  Keeps your essentials with you and your hands free for the handles.

• Folds for storage
  Tucks away in a cupboard, a corner or the car boot when you don't need it.

Colours available

Flame Red and Flame Blue.

Who it suits best

• You want more support than a stick but find rollators too wide for your home
• Getting round tight corners, doorways and busy shops
• Anyone wanting a very light walker to take out in the car
• Users up to 21 stone (135 kg)

Worth knowing before you buy

A tri-walker has no seat, so if you need to stop and sit down regularly, a four-wheeled rollator with a built-in seat will suit you better. Three wheels also give a smaller base than four, so if you lean heavily on your walker for balance, a rollator or a walking frame may feel steadier — we're happy to help you compare.

Questions customers ask us

Can I sit on it?
No — tri-walkers aren't designed to be sat on. If you'd like a seat, ask us about our rollators.

Can I use it outside?
Yes. The solid 7-inch wheels work on pavements and paths as well as indoors, though very rough ground is better suited to a larger-wheeled rollator.

Can I try one first?
We don't keep every model in stock, so call us first and we'll check — if it isn't in, we can usually arrange a demo model.