Folding Walker

The material is stronger for a person who is overweight and needs to lean on it, the eating tray fits right on it.

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josiane g. from kansas city, ks (caregiver)

My husband had a stroke and needs a lot of support

Now that I have an adult walker as opposed to a youth one, I stand straighter

The skids wear out too fast and that get expensive.

gail t. from lititz, pa

I cannot walk without it or without two canes. But with canes I can't carry anything in my hands. I have a basket on my walker now .

lIGHT WEIGHT SO FITS FOLDEE IN MOsT CARS

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gail t. from lititz, pa

I am 83 and have used a walker for aboaut 18 months now I had a Nova but it was for a youth. My adult one is much better for me as now I stand up.

Light weight, easy to use and easy to store (folds up readily for out of the way storage).

Haven't found any - although in hindsight i should have gotten a basket for carrying things while using this walker.

marjorie e. from unity, nh

I am a 61 year old, Total Hip Replacement recipient and needed a walker for use in navigating my home until I recovered from surgery.

Ease of use.

None comes to mind.

thomas c. from littleton, co

25 years of progressive MS. 2 of 3 ocrevus infusions received, 3rd 600 m.g. due in April. Balance has improved to the point that I needed a walker.

Quality.

None

robert m. from rialto, ca (caregiver)

My wife has arthritis.

Good solid walker

Maybe not being able to change the width

melissa m. from glenside, pa

I am a 50-year-old with FA and I am trying to be able to stand. So far I have nothing to contribute to say what is wrong with the Walker.

Good enough, sturdy open, folds for storage or transport

none yet

jimmie r. b. from scio, or

91 year old male with limited mobility needed a portable, lightweight walker.

Easy to use and very durable.

N/A

annette v. from marietta, ga (caregiver)

My mother uses the walker. She does very well with it.

Sturdy, dependable.

Button hard to push down...turns to the right but that has improved.

jean w. from milwaukie, or

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ease of folding

needs the skis on the unshelled legs

arthur s. from great neck, ny (caregiver)

my wife

Provides stability to user.

None that come to mind.

linda m. from tulsa, ok

72-year-old female with chronic back pain from waist to knees. Unable to walk for at least six months. Receiving physical therapy to restore ability