Adult Dual Release

It's light weight, study and durable.

An inch or two wider from hand to hand would help. I will probably buy the heavy duty invacare walker with the 400-500 pound rating next.

benjamin b. from belleville, mi

I'm a paraplegic and need the walker to transfer from my wheelchair.

Very sturdy. My Dad loves the easy use

None, so far so good

joete n. from upper marlboro, md

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Simplicity, sturdiness and expectation of significant life expectancy. Parts fit as they should.

Separate releases for each side of the walker are a bit less convenient, but the one-release models don't seem as sturdy. Had to order wheels and gliders separately--I would suggest that be an option.

dwight m. from norcross, ga (caregiver)

86 year-old lady with acute knee problems--she is able to get around only with a walker. Getting up and down is very tough for her.

deep enough, wide enough

not rigid enough

f. duncan c. from pompano beach, fl

i have tried heavy duty models, but they restrict me getting up. this only lasts 3 mos. then it gets loose causing balace issues.

Dual locks; sturdy construction.

Does not accommodate snack trays; handles are too far aprt and the handle grips too thick to allow a snack tray to fit over the handles.

lew h. from rock hill, sc (caregiver)

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Light weight.

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william p. from barberville, fl

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terry b. from xenia, oh (caregiver)

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valerie j. from albany, ny

Age 63, left AKA, used to get into pool.

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gary h. from bethlehem, pa

Multiple Sclerosis, very limited use of legs.

collapsible, yet very strong

none

maureen m. from palos heights, il

I have 3 large breed dogs and I was having ACL repair surgery on my knee. Needed the walker for stability and to keep the dogs away from my leg.

The folding

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harold c. from harveysberg, oh

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