Cruiser Classic

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joseph r. from los angeles, ca

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Light weight, easy to load. I doubt my wife could handle hand brakes, so weight activated brake works well for her.

None I can see

marcus h. from hampton, mn (caregiver)

My 89 year old wife with dementia, poor eye sight, and severe arthritis in one hip.

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ronnie b. from bossier city, la

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Strengths: NON-Multitasking break system! Won't move or roll when using to sit on! Forces one to walk properly!

Non

judy m. from austin, tx (caregiver)

PERFECT for 75 year old Parkinson’s/Alzheimer’s Patient. The neurologist said “get rid of and throw away all the other walkers, this one is perfect"

Design meets my expectations

Sometimes would find a break hepfull when want to park

charles k. from longboat key, fl

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easy to use and the basket is very handy which allows the person to focus on walking and not trying to carry and walk at the same time.

Have not found any yet.

kathryn f. from oconomowoc, wi (caregiver)

I purchased this walker for my mother because she broke her leg. She has severe Arthritis and would not have been able to work other styles.

won't roll when you lean on it. adjustable height

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floyce r. from webster, tx

I am 69 years old. Have had six back surgeries and have some difficulity walking for any length of time. the walker helps me to do a daily walk.

quality, design

too wide a footprint and too heavy for a frail person to navigate and for a caregiver to stow in car

laura a. from lake odessa, mi (caregiver)

90 yr old woman with dibilitating arthritis in her hips and back. Otherwise, in very good health and physical condition for her age.

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poly w. from sylmar, ca

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Handles are easily adjustable to required height

Can't think of any.

george h. from las vagas, nv

I am 89 years old and have back problems. I use the walker whenever I leave the house to go shopping etc.

Light weight, easy storage

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brian w. from mirfield , united kingdom (caregiver)

Very unsteady lady in her 90th year

My husband and I take care of up to four elderly women in our Adult Foster Care Home in Bisbee, Arizona. Mark's mother has one of your walkers. When she was visiting this winter we noticed how easly it fit through the doorways. We bought this walker for one of our residents because it fits so easly through standard door frames without getting stuck. Because it doesn't have brake cables it doesn't get caught on everything you pass by.

Because of the automatic locking wheels in back, it doesn't turn as easly as the same walker with braking cables and swival wheels front and back. The automatic pressure brakes require double wheel's in back without swivals.

rachelle m. from bisbee, az (caregiver)

a 90 year old woman who is very frail and unable to ambulate without a walker.