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Hands-free supported walking

Reduce the risk of falls. Walk upright with confidence.

LifeGlider supports around your core and pelvis, helping you remain inside the frame instead of leaning behind it. Your hands stay available and support is there if your balance reduces or your legs begin to give way.

Fall prevention is the number one feature. LifeGlider is designed to reduce fall risk by keeping your centre of gravity supported within the frame.
£2,995 Free UK delivery and 2-year warranty
  • Suitability checked before supply
  • Three size options
  • Free video demonstration
  • UK support
LifeGlider hands-free supported walking aid
Core supportSupport is positioned around the body rather than only through the hands.
Immediate restThe shaped seat can take weight when you tire or need to pause.
Designed to reduce fallsCore and pelvic support help keep the user positioned inside the frame.
Hands remain availableUse doors, rails and everyday items without gripping the frame continuously.
More upright postureReduced reliance on leaning through the arms and shoulders.
Support when legs tireThe belt and shaped seat provide immediate support and a place to rest.
Diagram showing the user's centre of gravity supported inside the LifeGlider frame
Support closer to your natural centreThe frame surrounds the user so support remains close to the body’s centre line.
Priority number one

Designed around fall prevention

LifeGlider does not rely only on your hands staying firmly on a frame. It supports closer to the hips and core, helping reduce the chance of falling forwards or collapsing if balance or leg strength suddenly changes.

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Centre of gravity remains supportedYour body stays inside the footprint of the frame rather than trailing behind it.
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Support if the legs give wayThe belt and shaped support can take weight immediately instead of waiting for a chair.
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Less dependence on grip strengthSupport is not lost simply because a hand slips or the wrists become tired.
Important: No mobility aid can prevent every fall. Correct sizing, fitting, supervision where required and use on suitable surfaces remain essential.
Why the design matters

More support, less leaning and greater freedom

The existing illustrations are included here because they explain the product well. Each graphic can later be replaced with a cleaner, modern version without changing the page layout.

Diagram showing increased fall risk when leaning over a walking frame

Leaning can move balance forwards

Traditional frames can place the user behind the support and increase reliance on arm strength and grip.

Diagram showing the body's natural centre of gravity

Support at the core centre

LifeGlider is designed to support around the pelvis and core rather than pushing weight through the hands.

Illustration showing a forward curved posture over a walking frame

Encourages a more upright position

Reducing continual forward leaning may help the user look ahead and walk in a more natural posture.

Everyday independence

Use your hands and stay part of daily life

LifeGlider is intended to support movement, not simply move somebody from one chair to another.

Examples of conditions where LifeGlider may support mobility
Suitability depends on the person, not only the diagnosisWe discuss ability, weight bearing, balance, home layout and goals before supply.
Who LifeGlider may help

For people who can take some weight but need more support

LifeGlider may be considered where somebody can stand or take some weight through their legs but struggles with balance, gait, stability, posture, confidence or sudden leg weakness.

Stroke and TIAMultiple sclerosisParkinson’sFNDCauda equina syndromeAtaxiaPeripheral neuropathyCerebral palsySpinal injuryPost-surgery recoveryAge-related unsteadinessGeneral deconditioning
LifeGlider is not suitable for everybody. It may be unsuitable for people who are non-weight bearing, have severe cognitive impairment, fixed contractures, extreme spasticity, unstable spinal injury or an unsafe walking environment. Professional assessment may be required.
Product detail

Designed around support, control and practical use

Clear technical information for the user, family members and professionals involved in the decision.

Numbered LifeGlider feature diagram

Eight core features

Adjustable belt, braking, folding frame, steel construction, shaped seat, grips, height adjustment and rated wheels.

LifeGlider parallel brake control

One lever, dual brakes

Pull up to apply the brakes and push down to lock them when stationary.

LifeGlider width and dimension diagram

Practical dimensions

Back width 53 cm, front width 66 cm and approximately 76 cm wheel-to-wheel depth.

Choose the likely size

View measurements your way

Switch height between inches and centimetres. Switch weight between pounds, stone and kilograms.

Height
Weight
SizeRecommended heightInside legMaximum total weight
SmallFor shorter users4 ft 6 in to 5 ft 2 in24 to 27 in200 lb
StandardMost common adult size5 ft 3 in to 5 ft 8 in28 to 30 in275 lb
TallFor taller users5 ft 8 in to 6 ft 4 in30 to 38 in275 lb

Maximum supported weight includes clothing and anything being carried. Height alone does not confirm fit, so we check suitability before supply.

Real people, real use

User stories and LifeGlider videos

These cards are ready for the final video URLs. The thumbnails already show the range of users and everyday situations LifeGlider can support.

LifeGlider overview video
Start here

See how LifeGlider supports walking

A clear overview of the product, how the body is supported and what hands-free walking looks like in practice.

Aging and Awesome LifeGlider review
User review

Review by Aging and Awesome

A practical review looking at independence, mobility and walking in a more natural position.

Rich Ward demonstrating LifeGlider
Active use

Rich Ward tries LifeGlider

A musician’s perspective on mobility, movement and what the support could mean for performers.

Different people using LifeGlider
Different users

LifeGlider in use

Examples of people using the equipment indoors and outdoors with different mobility challenges.

Tilly using LifeGlider in shops and outdoors
User story

Tilly: Opening up my world

Shopping, walking outdoors and taking part in more of everyday life.

LifeGlider being folded for transport
Practical guide

Folding and transport

How the frame folds for storage and transportation in a suitable vehicle.

Professional and personal perspectives

Why people recommend LifeGlider

Matt Brinkley from Therapy Gyms discussing LifeGlider

Accessible training

LifeGlider can form part of supported exercise and rehabilitation routines.

Ewan from Regain Mobility discussing LifeGlider

A mobility professional’s view

Recognising how the design may help family members and clients who need more than a conventional frame.

Lisa from Reach Rehab Physiotherapy discussing LifeGlider

New freedom for a patient

A physiotherapy perspective on providing more supported mobility.

Martyn, founder of Mobility UK, discussing LifeGlider

Finding better solutions

LifeGlider was selected because many people need support to keep walking, not simply another seated mobility option.

Free LifeGlider video demonstration

See it before deciding

We can demonstrate the features, discuss fit and answer questions by video call.

Questions before applying

LifeGlider FAQs

Clear answers before you decide whether to contact us.

Does LifeGlider prevent every fall?

No. It is designed to reduce fall risk by supporting the user’s core and keeping the body within the frame, but no device can remove every risk. Correct fitting, suitable surfaces and appropriate supervision remain important.

Why do I need to apply rather than buy through a shopping cart?

LifeGlider must be suitable for the user’s height, weight, ability to bear weight, balance and intended environment. We speak with you first so the product is not supplied blindly.

Can LifeGlider be used without holding the handles?

Yes. Hands-free support is central to the design. Padded grips remain available when the user wants extra reassurance or needs to operate the brake.

Can it be used indoors and outdoors?

It may be used in suitable indoor and outdoor environments with stable, reasonably smooth and level surfaces. It is not intended for rough, unstable or unsafe terrain.

How do I choose the right size?

Use the size table as a starting point. We then confirm likely fit using height, inside leg, body proportions, weight and intended use.

What is included in the £2,995 price?

The price includes the LifeGlider package, free UK delivery, help confirming the likely size and a 2-year warranty.

Can I have a demonstration first?

Yes. A free video demonstration is available, and home demonstrations may be available in some areas.

Can funding support be considered?

Depending on circumstances, LifeGlider may be considered for Access to Work, charitable funding or other support. We can provide product information and a pro-forma invoice where required.

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Apply for a LifeGlider

Contact us so we can check that it is suitable for you

We do not use a normal shopping cart for LifeGlider. Before supply, we discuss the intended user, likely size, weight bearing, balance, home environment and what they want to achieve.

£2,995
Free UK delivery and 2-year warranty
  • Free initial suitability discussion
  • Free video demonstration
  • Help selecting the correct size
  • Delivery arranged directly with you
  • Telephone and WhatsApp support

How to apply

Choose the easiest way to contact us. We will ask a few practical questions before confirming the next step.

1Tell us who the LifeGlider is forInclude height, weight, mobility difficulties and the main reason for considering it.
2Discuss suitability and sizeWe can arrange a free video demonstration and explain how the support works.
3Confirm supply and deliveryOnce suitability is agreed, we arrange payment and a delivery date directly with you.
Limited stock£2,995, suitability checked first
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