Bags & Travel

Bags for the shopping, covers for the journey.

Two different problems, both solved here. Day to day, it is carrying: a grocery bag or daypack that clips to the frame and keeps the weight balanced, rather than hanging off one handle where it makes the rollator tip. The Rollz baskets sit under the seat and keep the centre of gravity where it belongs.

For travel, a padded cover earns its price the first time a rollator goes into an aircraft hold. Baggage handling is not gentle, and a carbon frame with a cueing module on it is not something you want arriving scuffed. Covers also keep the frame dry on a coach or ferry.

Capacities are worth checking before you buy: most frame bags carry 5–10kg, while the Rollz Flex shopping bag takes 20kg — a week's shop rather than a token basket.

Flying with a rollator? Mobility equipment travels free on flights from Ireland, but each airline handles battery-powered items differently. Ask us and we will put the specification in writing for the airline.