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  • Standing frames designed to allow the user to move independently (i.e., ambulate) by alternatively unweighting and pivoting first one side of the frame and then the other (i.e., swiveling). These swivel walkers incorporate a baseplate or pair of mechanically coupled runners designed to facilitate unweighting one side of the frame at a time, which is typically accomplished by users shifting their center of gravity within the standing frame. Some swivel walkers incorporate handles that allow users to apply torque to the frame using their arms, which facilitates the swiveling of the frame.
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