Drive Duet Rollator/Transport Chair, 8" Casters

The Drive Duet Rollator/Transport Chair is a versatile mobility solution designed to enhance comfort, safety, and convenience. Combining the functionality of a rollator and a transport chair, this innovative device adapts effortlessly to your needs. Whether you’re walking independently or require assistance, the Duet ensures seamless transitions for greater mobility and peace of mind.

Featuring large 8-inch casters, this rollator glides smoothly over indoor and outdoor surfaces, providing stability and control. Its sturdy aluminum frame supports up to 300 lbs, while the ergonomic handles with adjustable height offer a customized fit. The comfortable padded seat and backrest provide a secure resting spot, and the included under-seat storage bag keeps your essentials within reach.

The Duet’s dual-function design allows caregivers to easily convert it into a transport chair with a flip of the backrest and footrests. Lightweight and foldable, it’s perfect for travel or storage, making it a reliable companion for an active lifestyle.

• Combines the features of a rollator and transport chair in one unit An individual can ambulate independently or be pushed safely by a caregiver

• To use as a transport chair the Duet has locking flip-up armrests (Figure A - Figure C) and a flip-down footrest (Figure D) to aid the user A safety lock release is used to store the arms and a hook and loop fastener strap is used to store the footrest while using the Duet for ambulation

• The tool-free two-position contoured padded backrest is reversible depending on whether you are using the Duet as a rollator or in transport chair mode

• Comes with padded seat with carry pouch for added privacy and security of personal items Inside the pouch is a handle to aid with the folding

• The folding frame has a lock-out feature to ensure the unit stays open while in use and ensures the unit will stay folded during transport

• 8" casters are ideal for indoor and outdoor use

• Handles are adjustable in height, with self-threading knob (Figure E)