I bought this for my mother, "who didn't want a walker" and she loves it! It is very sturdy but light, it looks smart, it is very easy to manoeuvre due to the rotating wheels and just as easy to use outside. It is very comfortable to sit on. Mum stated she now feels safe walking using this rollator. Very fast delivery too, within 48hrs. I would highly recommend this rollator, its perfect! Peak Ellipse Super Lite Medium Walker (Rollator) Light weight, tool free, height adjustable and brake adjustable, easily installable Nylon bag

Walking Poles | Trekmates

Excellent value. If you're at the stage of experimenting with walking poles for Spring Summer or Autumn walking - then give the Trek Mates Peak Walker Walking Poles a go. We would love to hear what you thought of it - good, bad or indifferent. Perhaps you simply disagree with the verdict above - or feel an important feature has been negelected. There aren’t actually a lot of ‘hills’ in the Peak District, with many hillwalks leading onto moors and plateaus. Win Hill makes for a fairly short but strenuous hike onto a well-defined hill, that is easily recognisable when seen on the horizon from many other parts of the Peak District! Views from the summit look to Ladybower and Derwent Reservoir, Mam Tor, Bamford Edge and its neighbouring Lose Hill. The story goes that the names Win Hill & Lose Hill derive from a 7th century battle, but there is no historical evidence to suggest that this is fact… it makes a good story anyhow, and a hike up Win Hill from Hope feels like a small victory in many ways. Make sure you head to the Grasshopper Cafe on your return for the best coffee and cake in the Peak District!

Trek Mates says: "The aluminium 3 part pole should give years of service if you follow these care instructions: • Do not over extend the pole i.e past the stop signs • Do not over tighten pole. • Poles can be taken apart & washed in clean water. Using a pair of Trekking poles offers greater stability and comfort. Trekmates® Trekking poles are fully telescopic so can be adjusted to suit the terrain and user. Reducing pressure on knees, legs, hips and lower spine. Increasing your power on steep inclines and reducing stress on your thighs and lower legs when descending."

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Walker enjoyed a double on the card as Random Harvest landed the Village Hotels Fillies' Handicap after a determined ride from Saffie Osborne, denying Dobbs and Hannon a double with 50/1 System with favourite Washraa in third. With articles on the latest music, family, arts, theatre, food and drink, comedy and shopping events we've got you covered! It was ground-breaking," says Rory about the success of the club. "We had internationally singing stars coming over from all over Great Britain." Covering his varied career, the much loved comedian talks about how he had a short stint working in the shipyards, was enlisted for National Service with the British Army, and at the age of 20 - somewhat accidentally - became a Northern Ireland hammer-throwing champion.As one of Northern Ireland’s most popular comedians and TV presenters, Roy Walker has enjoyed a remarkable career spanning six decades. In the 1980s, while presenting Catchphrase - the gameshow that attracted 15 million viewers at its peak - Walker became a household name with his own unique catchphrase ‘say what you see’. Athena says: “This is such a lovely and fairly short hike to enjoy on a summer’s afternoon or a winter’s morning. The highlight of course being the stunning views and the coffee and cake on your return!” Walk 6: The Forest Walk Chindit and Mutasaabeq served up a thriller in the Group Two Summer Mile at Ascot on Saturday with the former’s class just telling in the end. If you are recovering from a leg injury or wanting to maintain leg strength and mobility, a quality wheelie walker will assist you greatly. Here are a few tips for walking with your walker.