Active walker is of course tested and approved according to the prevalent standards. The rollator is tested and approved according to the latest ISO standard: ISO 11199-2:2005. 

EU-declaration of conformity

The Active walker including its accessories, is confirmed to comply with the requirements set out in the Council Directive on the harmonisation of the laws of Member States concerning the Medical Device Directive (93/42/EEC). 
Date of last declaration: 05.06.2008.

Active walker is also tested and approved according to several standards prevalent in the various countries where it is sold.

In addition, Access regularly perform various quality tests at its facilities, among them the durability and stability tests used for ISO standards, to ensure consistency in our high quality manufacturing and design.

Last Week at the Footwear Health Tech Conference in Eindhoven, the Netherlands a very exciting product was introduced to the world. 

A new mobility aid named Path which helps people who have trouble walking – simply by being fitted to their shoes.

Lise Pape, an engineer at InnovationRCA at the Royal College of Art in London, was inspired to build the system by her father, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease more than 10 years ago. Like many people with Parkinson's, he falls occasionally and experiences freezing of gait, the temporary impression that his feet are glued to the ground.

For more information on this upcoming product, read the full article here. 

The Breeze Walker has now been discontinued. 

If you have purchased a breeze rollator from us in the past and have any queries do not hesitate to contact us. 

With the Breeze now discontinued why not look at our best selling rollator, the Active Walker! Which is now on sale for a limited time only. 

Grab yourself a bargain today!

The inspiration for the Active Walker came in 2002 when market research suggested that the development of rollators (walkers) was one area of mobility that lack innovation. Access wanted to change this and decided to design a new rollator entirely.

Access did not want to create any old rollator, and such ergonomics, adjustability, comfort, manoeuvrability and safety were the key points that they wanted incorporated into the design. 

Today the Active Walker is being sold in over 20 countries throughout Europe, America, Canada and further afield. With this number set to rise in the future. Customer response has been excellent with users noticing the extra comfort and safety that the Active Walker provides.