First walker on the left.

The Wenzelite line of posterior safety rollers supports the user from behind requiring them to procure a more upright posture and it also promotes trunk extension. Many physical therapists prefer posterior (reverse) walkers for children with cerebral palsy and other neurological, orthopedic and developmental disorders.

Fourth walker from the left.

The Wenzelite line of posterior safety rollers supports the user from behind requiring them to procure a more upright posture and it also promotes trunk extension. Many physical therapists prefer posterior (reverse) walkers for children with cerebral palsy and other neurological, orthopedic and developmental disorders.

Third walker from the left.

The Wenzelite line of posterior safety rollers supports the user from behind requiring them to procure a more upright posture and it also promotes trunk extension. Many physical therapists prefer posterior (reverse) walkers for children with cerebral palsy and other neurological, orthopedic and developmental disorders.