Triumph Mobility Escape Rollator

Why Choose Triumph Escape Rollator?

Let Escape be your next travel companion!

• It can remain standing while folded and locked, taking up less space
• It can hold weight while slightly or fully folded to fit through tight doorways
• The arms have a gentle seven-percent slope, reducing stress on wrists and putting the user’s hands in a more natural position
• The brakes are the easiest to apply on the market, perfect for people with reduced hand strength
• Its hand grips are wider than normal, allowing the user to spread their weight wider across their palm
• The Escape is easier to lift into a car than most similar devices
• Anatomical handles and Cable-free braking system
• Easy to adjust handle height Escape is available in three seat heights to fit almost any user
• It boasts a compact folding system that is easy to initiate with a simple lift of the release handle
• Triumph Rollator design makes it easier to lift into the trunk of a car and, as an added benefit, it also stands when folded for easy storage
• Escape is a breeze to use
• Adjusting the handle height is easy thanks to spring-loaded leavers
• The pressure-reducing anatomical handgrips maintain your hand strength and the brakes are the easiest-to-apply hand brakes available on any walker
• This innovative braking system also has no cables to catch on objects or get in your way
• When it’s time to take a break, Escape offers a large, padded backrest with an adjustable depth, and a large padded seat for added comfort

Mobility Escape Rollator Features

• Strong T frame, light weight, aluminum construction
• Large padded seat for added comfort
• Adjustable padded backrest
• Folding shopping bag
• Easy to apply, cable-free brakes
• Easy to navigate with large 8” wheels
• Easy to Adjust
• Handle Height Anatomical Handles
• Curb Climber

What to buy with Triumph Escape Rollator?

• Triumph Mobility Escape Shopping Bag 
• Triumph Mobility Escape Accessories Pack 
• Triumph Mobility Escape Cup Holder

How to Assemble Escape Rollator?

1. Install the brake handles
   Rollator should be in the unfolded position before beginning. While holding the ‘RED’ release lever in the open position, slide the brake handle into the frame. Rectangular slots on the brake handle tube should be facing inwards.The metal rod protruding from bottom of brake handle tube must be inserted into the rectangular slot in the middle of the frame. Set the desired handle height ( The line below the number on the handle should line up with the top edge of the frame.) , and close the ‘RED’ lever. The release lever should ‘click’ when locked into the closed position.
    
2. Install the backstrap
   Slide backstrap into the backrest connector. The padded side of the backstrap should face the inside of the rollator where it will meet the user’s back while seated.Secure the backstrap into position by inserting the screw and nut. The nut should be positioned into the hexagon shape hole on the inside of the backrest connector. Tighten securely using a Phillips screwdriver.
    
3. Install the Shopping Bag
   • Fix the shopping bag into the brackets located under the seat at the front.
   • Loop the strap (velcro) around the frame and insert into wire tab
   • Firmly secure the velcro strap
      
4. Operating Your Rollator
   • To unfold the Escape Rollator
   • Pull the red knob below the seat to release the frame lock. Pull handles apart, and push down on the seat.
   • To fold the Escape Rollator
   • To fold rollator pull up on the handle strap located in the centre of the seat.
   • Frame Lock (ON/OFF)
   • To turn off the frame lock, turn the red knob90º clockwise.
      
5. Adjust the Handle height
   •  Pull the ‘RED’ release lever in the open position. Set the desired handle height, and close the ‘RED’ release lever. The release lever should ‘click’ when locked into the closed position.

Triumph Mobility Escape Rollator User Manual

How to use Escape Triumph Rollator?

Using the Brakes - Pull up on brake handle to slow down or to release the parking brake. Push down on brake handle to lock the brake into Park.

To adjust the brake tension - If the hand brake is too loose, loosen the locking nut, and turn the adjustment screw counter clockwise. If the hand brake is too tight, loosen the locking nut, and turn the adjustment screw clockwise. To use the curb climber - Use the curb climber to overcome obstacles such as curbs and thresholds. To use keep both hands on the handles, and place foot onto the curb climber to lift the front wheels of the rollator.

To sit on the Rollator - To sit on the rollator, ensure that the brakes are in the locked position, and the rollator cannot move. Using the handles for stability carefully turn around. Gently touch the back of your legs on the edge of the seat, and sit down. Ensure both feet make contact with the ground while seated.

Travelling with your Rollator - When travelling with your rollator, and your rollator will be stored out of sight, we recommend that you remove the brake handles from the frame of the rollator to prevent damage. For example when travelling on airplanes, long distance buses, etc. It is best that the handles be carried with you in your carry on bag if possible. When re-assembling the rollator, check all parts of the rollator carefully for damage before using.

Walking with the rollator - Stand up as straight as possible, and walk with the rollator close to your body. Keep your feet centred. Do not push the rollator away from your body, as this will cause you to bend your back, and could cause a fall.