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Jane Herzog doesn’t want to be an inspiration. She just wants to be a runner by any means necessary.

I have been the proud owner of a Veloped Sport 14er for 18 months. I am 76 years old and suffer from arthritis and atrial fibrillation. Mobility for me is an issue.

Sometimes it can be hard to decide between two appealing options. If you’re thinking of getting a Trionic walker, you may be struggling to decide which one to go for. Do you choose the ultimate, all-terrain Veloped? Or the more compact yet still stylishly rugged Trionic Rollator? Before you go scrounging under the car seats for a coin to flip, read this.

Independence. Most able-bodied adults take it for granted.

Yes, you read that right. If you’re like I was when mobility became a problem for me, you wouldn’t have considered a walking aid for yourself to be a gift you’d want to give anyone. I felt guilty when my husband and I first talked about getting me a walker, although I couldn’t really say why.

The Veloped is more than a walker; it is my freedom buggy. I plan to take advantage of every day with my new Veloped.

I'm Johanne, a 38 year old Para equestrian dressage rider. I have mobility problems due to being left with nerve damage to my legs after major spinal surgery.

Recently we received an e-mail from Mrs Kling in Germany, that we would like to share with you all.