Glide round your home with steady, slimline support

Lifting a walking frame with every step can be slow and tiring, especially when you're not feeling strong. The Drive Ultra Narrow Wheeled Walking Frame has two wheels at the front, so you push it gently along instead of picking it up — giving you a smoother, more natural walking rhythm.

It's narrower than a standard frame, which makes all the difference in older houses, small bathrooms and between furniture. At 2.5 kg it's light to handle, and it comes in Medium and Large so the height fits you.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

• Two front wheels
  Push rather than lift, so walking feels more fluent and takes less effort — kinder to tired arms, shoulders and wrists.

• Slim design for narrow doorways
  Gets through tight doorways and along narrow hallways, so you can use it in every room rather than parking it outside.

• Broad, stable base
  Gives you something steady to lean on, building confidence if your balance is shaky or you're recovering from illness or surgery.

• Light 2.5 kg aluminium frame
  Easy to manoeuvre and to lift over a doorstep when you need to.

• Push-button height adjustment
  Set it to the right height quickly so you stand tall rather than stooping.

• Soft-feel, wipe-clean grips
  Comfortable for stiff or arthritic hands, and easy to keep hygienic.

Who it suits best

• Walking around the home, especially where space is tight
• You find lifting a standard frame tiring
• Users up to 25 stone (160 kg)

Worth knowing before you buy

Because it rolls, a wheeled frame moves more freely than a standard one. If you need the frame to stay completely still each time you put weight through it, a non-wheeled frame may be the safer choice — your physiotherapist or occupational therapist can advise. There's no seat, so for longer walks outdoors a rollator is usually more comfortable.

Questions customers ask us

Which size should I choose?
The Medium adjusts from 79 to 86 cm and the Large from 87 to 94 cm. With your arms relaxed by your sides, the grips should be level with your wrists.

Is it better than a frame without wheels?
It depends on your balance. Wheels make walking smoother, while a frame without wheels stays put. We're happy to talk through which suits you.

Can I see 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.