Livefromthebridge

True Im youngish fit and healthy thank god but it has been a learning curve when travelling with my relative and using the ramps for getting on and off trains. Up until recently they managed with a walking stick but its not enough now. It will be used with respect for others so as not to block areas etc .. Thank you for the replies it will set their mind at ease.

It is a UK company based in Clacton I believe. They do various shapes and designs. I guess no walking aid is attractive but at least this one seems to be easy to manoeuvre and sturdy. It is more for walking around the main areas of the ship and will be folded before going into restaurants. It was the smallest lockable non swivel model they could find.

A relative is going on Cunard but finds the regular swivel wheel walking aids difficult to use . They have a Sholley mini ( picture below ) and wondering if its permitted. They are in a accessible cabin and it does fold .