A reciprocal walker lets each side move forward in turn, so you can walk in a natural step-by-step rhythm instead of lifting the whole frame with both hands. Many users find it steadier and less tiring. The 202 W, 203 W 204 W, and 205 W are reciprocal models.

Between roughly 2.1 and 3 kg depending on the frame, so they are easy to lift and move. Aluminium and stainless-steel models are at the lighter end; all fold flat for storage and travel.

Yes — every Liberty walker adjusts through 5 to 8 height settings with a simple snap-button, so it can be matched to the user's height. Set correctly, the handles should sit at about wrist height when standing with arms relaxed.

The Liberty 204 W has front wheels with rubber shoes at the back, so you can glide it forward rather than lift it — helpful for users with less arm strength. Wheel-free models stay put with each step, which some users prefer for stability.

The legs have anti-slip rubber shoes for grip on tiles, stone, and other hard floors. Check them for wear now and then and replace them when the tread goes smooth — our service team can supply new ones.

Aluminium is the lightest and does not rust. Stainless steel resists rust too and feels sturdier. Mild steel is the most affordable. Aluminium walkers also carry a 12-month warranty against 6 months on mild steel. For humid or coastal homes, aluminium or stainless is the safer choice.