Walkers for seniors

Introduction Mobility is independence.  For millions of seniors across North America, a walker or rollator isn't just an assistive device—it's a lifeline that helps them stay active, maintain their dignity, and live independently at home.   But here's the challenge: new walkers can cost anywhere from $150 to $500+, and not every senior or family caregiver has that budget. According to recent data, many older adults delay purchasing or upgrading their mobility aids because of cost, even when they need one for safety.   The good news?  Quality used walkers are widely available, and buying pre-owned equipment can save 40–70% compared to new models. The key is knowing where to look and how to check that the equipment is safe and well-maintained.   In this guide, we'll share the best places seniors can find used walkers—whether shopping online, locally, or through community programs—plus a practical safety checklist to ensure you're making the right choice. Why Senio...