Trionic Veloped & Walker

🤫 Psst... Are you ready to level up your walking adventures? A new generation is almost here. Stay tuned!

Isn't this 1600 lumen light from Trionic just stunning? We frequently receive inquiries about it, with many pointing out that lower-priced options are available elsewhere. While that is indeed the case, those alternatives often have subpar mounts that aren't suitable for off-road rollators.

Our mount, however, is specifically designed for use with our Velopeds and walkers!

Recent feedback: This lamp is exceptional—extremely bright and incredibly adjustable. It’s certainly a worthwhile investment.

Discover lights here: https://www.trionic.com/en/accessories-spare-parts-c-20/lights-c-62/

Nothing speaks louder than the words of our customers. 💙

We're proud to help people stay active, independent, and confident on every walk. Thank you to everyone who has shared their experience with TRIONIC.

⭐ Your feedback inspires us every day.

Already using a TRIONIC walking aid? We'd love to hear about your experience! Leave us a review here:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/trionic.com

Independence knows no boundaries. ⚓💙

Whether it’s a stroll through the park or a journey across the sea, Trionic provides the premium support you need to keep moving with confidence.

Just look at this wonderful scene—proof that a high-quality rollator, like the Trionic seen here, opens doors to experiences and memories.

Every product is carefully checked and customized for you, so you can focus on the view. Where to next? 🧭

Such an inspiration Bob! We are happy to be woking wth such an inspiration 🤩

The Final Bucket List... For Now

On May 23, 2026, Robert "Bob" Hardy — The Walker Runner — completed what may be his final racing bucket list item for the foreseeable future: finishing the Ottawa Race Weekend 5K in 52:29.

The journey to that finish line began long before Parkinson Canada disease and recent stroke events. It included leukemia and a bone marrow transplant, a total hip replacement, kidney tumours, blood clots requiring multiple surgeries, colon cancer, and countless other challenges. Along the way came a black belt in jiu-jitsu, 35,000 km of bicycle racing, more than 12,000 km of walker racing, a 100-km ultra marathon, and many finish lines that at times seemed impossible.

In recent years, the challenges have become greater. A collapse during the St. Lawrence Marathon, a Parkinson's diagnosis, cancelled competitions, missed opportunities, and the disappointment of watching others compete in events he had trained for. Yet somehow, the journey continued.

The completion of the Ottawa Race Weekend 5K, just days after two stroke events and shortly after receiving the Terry Fox Award as Athlete of the Year at the Cornwall Lions Club Sports Awards Banquet, feels like a fitting place to pause and reflect.

For now, it is time to take a break from racing.

It is time to focus on health, recovery, family, and the simple goal of taking care of oneself. Time and health permitting, Bob hopes to continue staying active, maintaining his fitness, and enjoying the benefits that movement has brought him throughout his life.

The racing may be on pause, but the journey continues.

After all, at 75 years old, there may still be a few bucket list items left to complete.

The Ottawa Hospital - L'Hôpital d'Ottawa Lions Clubs International

Hôpital Glengarry Memorial Hospital - HGMH Ottawa Race Weekend Heart & Stroke
Cornwall Community Hospital The Terry Fox Foundation

Midsummer is one of Sweden’s most cherished traditions—a time to pause, celebrate the light, and gather with family and friends. As the days reach their longest, we take this moment to enjoy nature, good company, and simple pleasures.

We will be taking a short break to celebrate Midsummer with our loved ones. Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you a wonderful start to the summer season.