Route 66Sleep & Home CenterKingman, Arizona · 4030 Stockton Hill Rd, Unit 6Six Vocic rollator walkers at Route 66 Sleep & Home Center, from $79 to $289. Every one has a seat to rest on and hand brakes.
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Questions first? Text Rick or call (928) 530-1715.
A rollator is a walker with four wheels, hand brakes and a seat, so you can walk farther and sit down when you need to. Route 66 Sleep & Home Center in Kingman carries six Vocic models: an everyday budget walker at $79, an upright walker with forearm rests, a lightweight travel walker, two that turn into a transport chair, and one with speed control for slopes. Text or call Rick with any question, or come try them in the showroom.
Rick’s price on every model. Tap Text Rick and your message already names the walker.
$79 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For anyone who wants a dependable, low-cost walker with a seat and a bag for everyday errands.
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$149 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For walkers who want to stand tall instead of hunching over, with forearm rests that carry some of the weight.
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$289 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For travelers and anyone who lifts a walker in and out of a car often: a magnesium frame of about 12.6 lb.
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$208 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For someone who walks part of the way and needs to be pushed the rest: it is a walker and a transport chair in one.
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$239 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For a bigger, heavier-duty walker that also works as a transport chair, rated to 400 lb.
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$259 Pick up in Kingman or we deliver
For hills, ramps and uneven ground: a control box keeps the walker from running away from you.
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Buy an EZ Lift Bed from Route 66 and a Vocic Z21 rollator comes free, while supplies last. See the EZ Lift Bed →
Start with where the walker will go and who will use it. Here is how Rick sorts the six.
The Z21 at $79 does the basics well: a seat that sets to three heights, handles that set to five, a bag, and 8” puncture-proof tires that roll over sidewalk cracks.
The Z22 Upright puts the handles high (44.1” to 50”) with forearm rests, so you stand tall and your arms share the load.
The Z35 PackGo has a magnesium frame of about 12.6 lb, and all four wheels pop off so it packs small for a trunk or a trip.
The Z51 Shift Combo and the Z59 Bariatric both turn into a transport chair with footrests. The Z59 is the heavy-duty one, rated to 400 lb; the Z51 is rated to 300 lb.
Kingman sits around 3,300 feet, and plenty of driveways and parking lots here slope or turn to gravel. The Z63 Adjusta-Speed has a control box with three speed settings, so the walker does not run ahead of you going downhill, and it never needs charging.
Yes. Text or call Rick and he’ll tell you which models he has on hand and set a time for you to try one at the Kingman warehouse on Stockton Hill Road. Pick yours up, or Route 66 delivers it.
Tap Text Rick under the model you want; the message already names the walker and its price. Or call Rick at (928) 530-1715. He answers personally.
Yes. Book a private visit and try them in the showroom, at your own pace. Just looking is welcome.
Yes. Buy an EZ Lift Bed from Route 66 and the Vocic Z21 rollator comes free, while supplies last. The free walker is always the Z21; the other models are not part of the offer.
Text or call Rick, or come try them in person.