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At 5.3 kg, the DIETZ TAiMA S-GT counts among the lightweight rollators, yet it carries loads of up to 150 kg. As the compact S model of the proven TAiMA series, it suits smaller users particularly well and stays manoeuvrable and stable indoors and outdoors. If you are looking to buy a light, foldable walker, the TAiMA S-GT is a well-designed model in sepia metallic.
The rollator safely accompanies seniors and people with reduced mobility through everyday life: shopping, walks, moving around at home. Folded, it is just 23 cm wide. That way it fits into practically any car boot and stands stably even when folded.
- Lightweight rollator with a total weight of just 5.3 kg
- Load capacity of up to 150 kg with a highly stable frame
- Easy to fold and lock, stands upright even when folded
- Tipping aid for overcoming kerbs and obstacles
- Steering dampers reduce front-wheel flutter on rough ground
- Ergonomically shaped handles, mesh bag and cane holder included
- Seat with a height of 51 cm for breaks on the go
The TAiMA S-GT corresponds to the compact frame size S, with a total width of 58 cm and a total height of 76 to 86 cm. As a rule of thumb, this frame size suits body heights up to around 165 cm; anyone notably taller is better served by a larger frame size within the TAiMA series.
Private customers order the DIETZ lightweight rollator TAiMA S-GT from saneq just as institutions do, for everyday life at home and on the go in Switzerland.

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