A small Swedish team with a big footprint. Two of us invented the Veloped at engineering school twenty years ago — and we still build every rollator the same way: hands on, opinionated, and obsessed with where the product can take you.
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Trained first as a graphic designer — running a small ad agency and working at a printing house — before a business degree at Södertörn and a mechanical engineering degree in product design at KTH. There he met Stefan and co-invented the Veloped. Today he leads design, marketing and sales.
Johan's co-inventor and partner, met at KTH. Together they developed and patented the climbing wheel at the heart of the Veloped. Stefan owns manufacturing and production — and through the company's hardest years, kept engineering and relocating the build until it worked. He now works remotely from the French Alps.
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Twenty years in, the division of labour is simple and deliberate — one side owns how it's made, the other owns how it reaches you.
Stefan owns manufacturing and production. The product is assembled in a contracted factory and finished — textile, brakes and grips — in Uppsala, so quality is checked close to home before it ships.
Johan owns design, marketing and sales. We sell directly to the people who use our rollators — so real feedback, reviews and thank-you letters shape what we build next. Every photo we publish is a real user.
"Had I known how much work it would be, I might have chosen something else — but I regret nothing."
From a seven-week summer studio to a near-death business crisis and a comeback — read how these three came to build the Veloped.
Alison , Bristol…
I have had my Veloped Sport since mid April of this year and it has been fantastic! The ordering and delivery service was easy and quick and, when it arrived, we were immediately impressed with the design, construction and way in which it comes apart…
He said “ It’s Freedom”…
From Erics son:
Eric 92 years young made it on foot to the bottom of the garden!.
This is a serious bit of kit !
He also walked to the village shop !
He said “ It’s Freedom”…
There is nothing as good existing!…
I received my Veloped on time in a very sturdy packaging and tried it out with my wife in Trier the following weekend.
It is a wonderful device, the developers have come up with some great solutions that you won't find on any other walker (this is…
Great confidence builder…
My husband had a stroke 3 years ago which affected everything - especailly mobility and speech. He has been dogged about exercise and getting out to walk in all weathers and in just 2 months the Veloped has made a huge difference to his confidence an…
Thanks…
Many thanks for making a truly great product, I have recently bought the 3/4 wheeled version and I have to say it has completely changed my life. I have used ordinary good quality rollators but could not take them for walks in the woods and sand, als…
Rollator Ease…
As I already have a Trionic Veloped Tour for use locally and use it regularly when shopping or for photograpy treks, I wanted something new and smaller for travel. The Rollator Walker 14er is perfect for holding camera equipment, traversing outdoor …
Your products and customer service are in a class of their own!…
Thank you Trionic.
Your products and customer service are in a class of their own!
Trionic's customer service couldn't be more accommodating if they tried. They helped me choose the right aid for my individual needs. My foldable Walker 12 S rollato…
I am very satisfied…
I am very satisfied with the Trionic which I use everyday, both on ordinary roads, across fields, through woods, along paths with bumps and roots and so on, and it does its work with ease.…
Thank you for giving freedom back to my husband…
My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2005 and as the symptoms progressed, his mobility and confidence to get out and walk diminished. He had been using ski-pole type sticks and although successful a few years ago, they no longer give enough …
