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Magnus Legert is a former elite tennis player and he worked as an orthopedic surgeon. But life took a turn. From being a healthy 50-year-old, he now lives with ataxia and a great need for a rollator. Rehab is an important part of Magnus' everyday life and without good aids it would not be possible. Here he shares his story to help others achieve freedom of movement.

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Ian Wadell, who turned 86 on March 4, 2024, has severe osteoarthritis and can't walk without two crutches or his walker. "The cardiologist team told me the closest I should ever get to a mountain is looking at a picture of it," he said. "But I told them, 'Well, I am doing it anyway.'" As a veteran or former Parachute Regiment Soldier, Ian loves the outdoors and doesn't want to become a person who stays at home and watches TV all day because of his condition.

Fritidsbanken is like a library, but with sports and outdoor gear. Here, you can borrow equipment for an active lifestyle, and now you can also borrow an all-terrain walker for free for 14 days. Why not give it a try?

During a race weekend in July 2015, the professional motorcycle racer Kenny Noyes had a nasty crash that almost killed him. He suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma for over a month – but fortunately, woke up. For the past 8 years he has been working daily and lately he has been improving with the help of the Trionic Veloped. Next year he plans to compete with it in the half marathon of Barcelona.