Posterior Posture Walker NIMBO Infantil: This incredibly supportive walking frame supports your child from behind, promoting upright posture and trunk extension.

Made from lightweight aluminium, it’s an easy to manoeuvre frame that features a one directional soft rubber wheel which prevents backwards rolling.

With swivelling front wheels, it’s skid-resistant, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor use and great for children with cerebral palsy or other neurological conditions. Suitable for medium, large, x large and XX large Nimbo Walkers.

The frame is finished with latex free handgrips to make it easy to hold onto and it’s available in five sizes, from Small to Extra Extra Large.

Key Features:

• One-directional wheel prevents backwards rolling
• Supports user from behind
• Lightweight and height adjustable
• Available in five sizes
• Latex free hand grips

Supports user from the rear
Promotes good trunk extension
Encourages upright posture
Ideal for children with Cerebral Palsy
Fully height adjustable
Soft rubber wheels
Suitable for indoor use
Latex-free handles
Folds for easy storage

Technical Information:

One Nimbo Posterior Posture Walker
Size: SMALL, Infantil
Colour: YELLOW

Handlebar Height range: 368mm – 470mm
Overall Width: 533mm
Width inside Handlebars: 343mm
Depth opened at base 635mm
Weight: 4 kgs
Maximum user weight: 45kgs

Soft rubber wheels adhere to any surface and will not allow the Nimbo to slide backwards.
One directional rear wheels with aluminum ratchet and pin mechanism.
Anti-Reverse override bracket disengages the one directional rear wheels and allows forward & reverse mobility.
Front swivel wheels enhance maneuverability and ease of turning.
Locking mechanism easily switches front wheels from swivel to non-swivel. Each wheel is independently adjusted.
Skid resistant, non-marring and easy rolling wheels are ideal for indoor and outdoor use.
Latex-free handgrips with flanged ends.
Folds easily for convenient transporting.

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