Height and ergonomics
Adjust handles to the user's height. The Vertical Walker Andafacil allows adjustment in arms and backrest.
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The vertical walker maintains a more natural posture than the traditional inclined walker: you look forward, reduce back tension and walk with support indoors and on short outings. It's the ideal next step before a wheelchair if you still have the ability to walk.
Buy or rent — day, week, or month. You can rent an eligible product (more than $500 MXN; accessories from $3,000 MXN) and, if you decide to buy it, what you've already paid for the rental will be credited towards the purchase. You only pay the difference and keep the product.
The classic walker pushes the body forward at an incline. The vertical Andafacil favors upright posture — less neck and back pain during longer walks.
Includes backrest and seat with parking brake for safe pauses. Does not replace a wheelchair if you no longer walk useful distances.
Walk with support at home but need balance. You get tired with a tilted walker but still make it to the corner store. A physical therapist validated that walking with support is safe.
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Buy a vertical walker when your doctor or physical therapist confirms that walking with support is safe and you want to maintain active movement. If you get tired every few meters and need to sit down frequently, consider a 2-in-1 walker. If you no longer walk, move on to a manual or electric wheelchair.
Adjust handles to the user's height. The Vertical Walker Andafacil allows adjustment in arms and backrest.
Check parking brake before sitting. Essential in walkers with seat.
Verticals shine at home and in stores. For parks with irregular benches, compare with all-terrain rollators.
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The vertical design promotes an upright posture and forward gaze; the traditional pushes you forward at an incline. For prolonged use, the vertical is usually more comfortable for your back and neck.
Yes, with parking brake engaged. Do not use the seat on slopes.