Days 100 Series Rollator

£135.00 With Vat Relief
£162.00 inc. VAT

The Days 100 Series Rollator is a lightweight four-wheeled walker available in four sizes for more comfortable, correctly fitted walking support.

Its aluminium frame includes height-adjustable handles, locking loop brakes, a built-in rest seat and storage bag, while the folding design makes it easier to store or transport.

Suitable for users weighing up to 165kg / 26 stone.

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Available in four different sizes, the Days 100 Series Rollator provides lightweight, supportive walking assistance for users who need greater stability while remaining active and independent.

Lightweight Four-Wheeled Walking Support

The Days 100 Series Rollator is a lightweight aluminium four-wheeled rollator designed for everyday walking support indoors and outdoors.

Unlike many one-size rollators, the Days 100 Series is available in X-Small, Small, Medium and Large. Each version has different handle, seat and frame dimensions, helping users choose a rollator that better suits their height and posture.

The four-wheel frame provides stable support, while the ergonomic handles, locking loop brakes and built-in seat make it suitable for shopping trips, appointments, local journeys and everyday movement around the home.

6–7.3kg
Weight depending on size
165kg
Maximum user weight
4 sizes
X-Small to Large

Why Choose the Days 100 Series Rollator?

The main advantage of the Days 100 Series is the range of size options. Choosing a rollator with the correct handle and seat height can help support more comfortable posture and safer everyday use.

The lightweight painted aluminium frame is durable enough for regular use while remaining easier to manoeuvre than many heavier walking frames. It can also be folded for transport or storage when not in use.

Key benefits include:

  • Four size options for different user heights
  • Lightweight aluminium frame
  • Four solid-tyre wheels
  • Height-adjustable handles with five settings
  • Ergonomic handgrips
  • Locking loop brakes
  • Built-in rest seat and backrest
  • Storage bag underneath the seat
  • Folding design for storage and transport
  • Maximum user weight of 165kg / 26 stone

Locking Brakes for Greater Control

The Days 100 Series uses loop-style hand brakes on both handles. The brakes can be squeezed while walking to slow the rollator or pushed down into the locked position before sitting.

Brake tension can also be adjusted where required. Both brakes should always be operated together, and they should be tested before each use.

Built-In Seat and Storage Bag

A built-in seat provides somewhere to rest during longer walks. The rollator also includes a backrest and an under-seat storage bag for carrying smaller personal items or shopping.

Before using the seat, both brakes must be locked and the rollator should only be positioned on a level surface. The rollator must not be pushed while somebody is seated on it.

Folds for Storage and Transport

The frame folds by lifting the seat and pulling the folding strap attached to the central hinge. This makes the rollator easier to store at home or place in a suitable vehicle.

The exact dimensions vary between the four sizes, so check the size guide before ordering.

Available in Four Sizes

The Days 100 Series is available in:

  • X-Small – the lightest and most compact option
  • Small – lower handle and seat height
  • Medium – suitable for many average-height users
  • Large – taller frame with a higher seat and handles

Choosing the correct size is important. When standing upright behind the rollator, the handles should generally sit around wrist height while the user’s shoulders remain relaxed and the elbows are slightly bent.

Available Colours

Depending on size and current availability, the Days 100 Series may be available in:

  • Blue
  • Green
  • Grey
  • Orange
  • Purple
  • Red

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Is the Days 100 Series Rollator Right for You?

The Days 100 Series may be a good choice if you want:

  • A lightweight four-wheel walking frame
  • A rollator available in different sizes
  • A walking aid with a built-in seat
  • Locking brakes for greater control
  • A folding rollator for storage or transport
  • A model suitable for indoor and outdoor everyday use
  • A rollator supporting users up to 165kg / 26 stone

This rollator is intended as a walking aid and rest seat only. It must not be used to transport a seated person or as a seat inside a moving vehicle.

You can also compare other rollators or browse the full range of walking aids available from Modern Mobility.

Days 100 Series Specifications and Size Guide

The Days 100 Series is available in X-Small, Small, Medium and Large. Each version has different frame, handle and seat measurements, while sharing the same lightweight aluminium construction, folding design and 165kg maximum user weight.
165kg / 26 stone Maximum user weight
6–7.3kg Product weight by size
4 sizes X-Small to Large
Specification X-Small Small Medium Large
Overall Height 755–875mm 790–910mm 825–945mm 875–995mm
Overall Width 620mm 605mm 620mm 620mm
Overall Depth 640mm 655mm 655mm 670mm
Seat Height 505mm 540mm 545mm 630mm
Seat Width 350mm 350mm 350mm 350mm
Seat Depth 320mm 320mm 320mm 320mm
Width Between Handles 460mm 460mm 460mm 460mm
Backrest Height 750mm 800mm 800mm 870mm
Wheel Diameter 150mm 200mm 200mm 200mm
Product Weight 6kg 7kg 7.2kg 7.3kg
Maximum User Weight 165kg / 26 stone
Handle Settings Five positions at 25mm intervals
Frame Material Painted aluminium
Wheel Type Solid tyres
Brake Type Loop brakes with parking lock
Included Features Rest seat, backrest and under-seat storage bag

How to check handle height

Stand upright behind the rollator wearing your usual footwear. Keep your shoulders relaxed and your elbows slightly bent. The handgrips should sit approximately level with your wrist bones.

Both handles must be set to the same height and secured before use. Seat height should also allow the user to sit with both feet resting comfortably on the ground.

Measurements are supplied by the manufacturer. Suitability depends on the user’s height, posture, mobility and support requirements.

Using the Days 100 Series Rollator

Before first use, make sure the rollator is fully opened, the folding hinge is straight, all four wheels touch the floor and the frame feels stable.

Adjusting the Handle Height

1

Stand upright behind the rollator with your shoulders relaxed.

2

Keep your elbows slightly bent rather than fully straight.

3

Set the handgrips approximately level with your wrist bones.

4

Make sure both handles are set to the same height.

5

Tighten both adjustment knobs securely before use.

Using the Brakes

To slow or stop: squeeze both brake handles upwards at the same time.

To lock the rear wheels: push both brake handles down until they click into position.

To release the brakes: pull both handles upwards.

Always apply and release both brakes together and test them before each use.

Using the Rest Seat

Before sitting, complete each of the following checks:
Level surface Position the rollator on firm, level ground.
Lock both brakes Push both brake handles down until they click.
Check stability Push the frame gently forwards to make sure the brakes are holding.
Sit safely Keep both feet firmly on the ground and avoid leaning backwards or sideways.

Important: Never push the rollator while somebody is sitting on it. The Days 100 Series is a walking aid and stationary rest seat, not a transport chair. Do not exceed the 165kg maximum user weight.

Folding the Rollator

Lift the seat and pull the black folding strap attached to the hinge and upper crossbar. To reopen the rollator, push down on the handles until the frame is fully open and secure.

Care and Maintenance

Before each use, check the following:
The brakes operate correctly.
The brake cables are not damaged.
The handgrips are secure.
The wheels are firmly attached and not excessively worn.
The frame has no visible cracks, dents or damage.
All nuts, bolts and adjustment knobs remain secure.
Wipe the rollator regularly using a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaning products. If damage or excessive wear is found, stop using the rollator until it has been inspected or repaired.  

Visit a Modern Mobility store if you need help selecting the correct size or adjusting the rollator to a suitable height.

Product Questions

Days 100 Series Rollator FAQs

Answers to common questions about sizing, weight, folding, braking and everyday use.

Is the Days 100 Series a four-wheeled walker?

Yes. It is a four-wheeled rollator with solid tyres, height-adjustable handles, locking brakes, a built-in seat and a storage bag.

How much does the Days 100 Series Rollator weigh?

The weight depends on the selected size. The X-Small weighs 6kg, Small 7kg, Medium 7.2kg and Large 7.3kg.

What is the maximum user weight?

All four sizes support a maximum user weight of 165kg, equivalent to approximately 26 stone.

Which size Days Rollator should I choose?

Choose according to handle height, seat height and overall frame dimensions.

When standing behind the rollator, the handles should generally sit around wrist level while your shoulders remain relaxed and your elbows are slightly bent.

Does the Days 100 Series fold?

Yes. The frame folds by lifting the seat and pulling the central folding strap, making it easier to store or transport.

Does it have a seat?

Yes. Every size includes a built-in rest seat and backrest. Both brakes must be locked before sitting, and the seat should only be used on a level surface.

Can somebody push me while I sit on the rollator?

No. The Days 100 Series is a walking aid and stationary rest seat. It must not be used as a transport chair or pushed while somebody is sitting on it.

How do the brakes work?

Squeeze both brake handles to slow the rollator.

Push both handles down until they click to lock the rear wheels before sitting. Pull the handles upwards to release them.

Is the Days 100 Series suitable for outdoor use?

It can be used indoors and outdoors, but care is required on uneven ground, slopes and kerbs because stability is reduced when all four wheels are not on a flat surface.

Can Modern Mobility help me choose a size?

Yes. Modern Mobility can help compare the four sizes and adjust the handle height. You can visit the team in Blackburn, Clitheroe, Chorley or Leicester.

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