Rollz Flow
Rollz Flow
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The sensible one: aluminium, from 5.7kg, and it still takes 175kg.
Why we recommend it
Not everyone needs carbon. The Flow is the Rollz Air's aluminium sibling — a kilo heavier, meaningfully cheaper, and built to the same shape, with the same 175kg user rating and the same two-bag layout. For a lot of people that is the right trade: still light enough to lift into a boot, still rated for a heavier user, without paying for carbon fibre.
It comes in three sizes including a wide version with a 50cm seat, which is the one we reach for when a standard rollator seat has never been comfortable. That is a more common problem than the industry admits, and most ranges answer it with nothing at all.
Choose it if you want a straightforward, stable rollator with a usable seat and bags, and the last kilo is not worth several hundred euro to you.
Choose something else if lifting is the whole problem — then the carbon Rollz Air at 4.7kg or the Carbon Ultralight at 4.8kg earn their price. For rough ground, the Carbon Overland.
Fitted for
- General mobility and falls confidence — a stable first rollator
- Multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's — everyday walking, where no specialist feature is needed
- After surgery — hip and knee recovery, while stamina returns
- Heavier or broader users — 175kg rating, and a wide size with a 50cm seat
Specification
- Weight: 5.7kg (Small), 6.0kg (Regular), 6.2kg (Wide)
- Maximum user weight: 175kg
- User height: 1.35–1.70m (Small), 1.60–2.00m (Regular and Wide)
- Handle height: 79–91cm (Small), 76–100cm (Regular and Wide)
- Seat height: 52cm (Small), 62cm (Regular and Wide)
- Seat width: 40cm (Small), 45cm (Regular), 50cm (Wide)
- Overall width: 58.5 / 63.5 / 68.5cm · depth: 63.2cm
- Frame: aluminium · wheels: shock-absorbing
- Colours: Granite Black, Ocean Blue
- Warranty: 24 months on the product, five years on the frame
What's included
The rollator with built-in seat and two integrated bags, delivered assembled and set to your height. The bamboo tray (€69) is the accessory people add most often, for carrying a cup between rooms.
About the Rollz Flow
Rollz build the Flow and the Air on the same design, one in aluminium and one in carbon. Both are intended to look like a piece of equipment you would choose rather than one you were issued: matte colours, integrated bags, and no chrome.
Buying from Bee Healthcare
- Try it before you buy. A 45-minute assessment at our Sandyford showroom, or at home if you'd rather — book an appointment. Worth trying the Flow and the Air together: the difference is a kilo in your hands.
- Delivered set up, not boxed. Handle height and brakes set with you.
- HSE-approved supplier. We issue quotes in the format a funding application needs.
Common questions
What is the difference between the Flow and the Air?
Frame material and weight. The Air is carbon at 4.7–4.9kg; the Flow is aluminium at 5.7–6.2kg. Same user rating, same seat heights, same bag arrangement. If you can lift either comfortably, the Flow saves you money.
Which size do I need?
Small for 1.35–1.70m, Regular for 1.60–2.00m, and Wide if the seat width matters more than the frame width. We measure at the fitting — a seat that is too narrow is the most common reason a rollator gets left in the hall.
Can I use it outdoors?
Yes, on pavements and smooth paths. The shock-absorbing wheels handle cracked footpaths; they are not made for grass or gravel.
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