ProBasics Bariatric 2-Button Folding Walker with 5 Inch Wheels 500 lb Case of 2

When standard walkers simply are not built for the job, the ProBasics Bariatric 2-Button Folding Walker steps in with the strength and stability that heavier-duty users require. Rated to 500 lbs and constructed from lightweight aluminum, this walker delivers heavy-duty performance without the bulk — making it practical for daily use at home and in clinical settings. The independent push-button release on each side allows easy folding and smooth navigation through doorways and narrow spaces, while the audible click lock confirms the walker is fully open and secure before each use. Five-inch front wheels and rear glide caps handle most indoor and outdoor surfaces with ease. Sold as a case of 2.

Key Features

• Independent push-button folding — each side operates separately for easy folding and narrow-space navigation
• Audible click lock — confirms the walker is securely open before each use
• 500 lb weight capacity
• Lightweight aluminum frame — strong and easy to maneuver
• 5-inch front wheels — smooth movement on most indoor and outdoor surfaces
• Rear glide caps — smooth sliding over hard floor surfaces
• Vinyl-contoured handgrips for comfortable, secure hold during use
• Front cross brace positioned near top — allows a full, natural stride
• Adjustable height settings
• Folds flat for compact transport and storage
• Limited lifetime warranty
• Sold as a case of 2

Specifications

• SKU: WKABW2B
• UPC: 815067071111
• Brand: ProBasics
• Weight Capacity: 500 lbs
• Frame Material: Lightweight aluminum
• Wheel Size: 5 inches
• Sold As: Case of 2
• Warranty: Limited lifetime
• Country of Origin: China

Ideal For

Users who need a heavy-duty folding walker rated to 500 lbs for daily indoor and outdoor use will find the ProBasics WKABW2B a lightweight aluminum option with 5-inch front wheels, rear glide caps, and an audible click lock for secure deployment. Healthcare facilities, home care agencies, and clinical supply purchasers that stock bariatric mobility equipment will find the case-of-2 format a practical option for efficient inventory management. Physical therapists and occupational therapists who work with users requiring a higher-capacity walker will find the independent push-button folding and adjustable height settings practical for fitting a range of user heights. DME providers and medical supply retailers that stock bariatric walkers will find the ProBasics WKABW2B a consistently available 500 lb capacity option with a limited lifetime warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this walker suitable for heavier-duty use?
The ProBasics Bariatric 2-Button Walker is specifically engineered with a reinforced aluminum frame and wider stance to support users up to 500 lbs — significantly above the 300 lb capacity of standard adult walkers. The heavier-gauge tubing and reinforced cross brace distribute weight more evenly across the frame. The wider frame also provides a more stable base of support for users with a larger body profile.

How does the audible click lock work?
When the walker is opened from its folded position, the locking mechanism engages automatically and produces an audible click when the frame is fully extended and locked. This click is a positive confirmation that the walker is secure and safe to bear weight on. Always listen for the click before putting weight on the walker — if the click is not heard, check that the walker is fully open before use.

Why is this sold as a case of 2?
The case-of-2 packaging is designed for healthcare facilities, home care agencies, and clinical supply purchasers who need to stock multiple units efficiently. Individual end users who only need one walker should confirm the case quantity before ordering, as this listing ships 2 walkers per order.

How is the walker height adjusted?
Height is adjusted using push-button adjustment pins on each leg. Press the button, slide the leg to the desired height, and release — the pin locks into the nearest height hole automatically. For proper fit, the handgrip should be at wrist level when the user stands upright with arms relaxed at their sides.