A reciprocal walker lets each side move forward in turn, giving a natural step-by-step motion that many users find steadier than lifting a rigid frame. The Liberty 202 W, 203 W, and 204 W are reciprocal models, and the 204 W also has front wheels for smoother movement.

They are light — roughly 2.1 to 3 kg depending on the frame, with aluminium and stainless-steel models at the lower end. The heavy-duty double-bar Liberty 101 W is the sturdiest at about 3 kg, and all support up to 100 kg.

Yes. Liberty walkers adjust through 5 to 8 height settings using a snap-button mechanism, so they can be matched to the user's height, and rubber shoes on the legs give anti-slip grip.

Yes — the Liberty 204 W has front wheels with rear rubber shoes, which suits users who prefer to glide the walker forward rather than lift it. Wheel-free models give maximum stability for those who want the frame to stay put with each step.