Mack Heavy Duty

Well designed/built. Brakes excellent. Accessories excellent. Moves easily and inspires confident movement. Easily disassembles/folds for transport. Can load in/out car by myself.

None, really.

james b. from albuquerque, nm

4 crushed vertebrae/extensive spinal cord damage/crushed rt wrist/no proprioception below mid-chest

Durable!!

Brakes need replacing every 6 months or so. [I've had this model previously).

christine w. from mundelein, il

Young mom [38] with cerebellar ataxia. Kids [4-1/2 & 2-1/2] 'ride' on seat often [thus the need for the heavy duty walker :)

Wide for comfort and use. Light and attractive.

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mike b. from cypress, ca

Diagnosed with cervical spinal stenosis inwhich I can only stand for a short period of time before my legs go numb.

VERY STURDY AND SAFE TO SIT ON.

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jennifer s. from naples, fl

LEG WEAKNESS,65 YEARS OLD, FIND IT VERY COMFORTABLE AND SAFE TO WALK WITH IT.

It's construction and dimensions are substantial. It's features and finishes are of fine quality.

Not weaknesses, but I've not been able to assess its durability, particularly the running gear, 'cause I've not yet had opportunity to put some real miles on it yet.

paul t. from nashua, nh

I'm 66Y male with osteoarthritis in lumbar spine and left [so far] hip. I purchased this rolling walker for outdoor exercise use.

This is a high quality, well built product.

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littleton i. from frisco, tx (caregiver)

The walker was purchased for my wife who suffers from diabetes and itss complicatios, nerve damage in her foot makes it hard for her to walk. Combine

I feel much more confident while ambulating and am now able to rest while on an outing when I feel fatigued. The seat is ample and so easy to fold up the rolling walker when needed.

I haven't found one yet!

lita m. from omaha, ne

Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and cardiac dysfunction. Weakness of lower limbs.

it fold up nicely, can use it to sit on, can push someone in it - although carefully over any bumps. Brakes are a good feature.

Side screws come loose at times. a little awkward to put in a car or truck.

colleen s. from muskego, wi (caregiver)

49 year old male with balance issues. 220lbs. uses for home, work, travel, to sit on.

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james l. from bellview, wa

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It allows me go places I would have been afraid to attempt. Strong, durable,functional,and mobile.Rugged, goes over rough terrain..even gravel.

The basket is awkward, and doesn't allow to put things in it that is easily accessed from standing or sitting..I think it should be placed in the area of the back rest instead. I use it to shop, so would like an expandable basket..

donna f. from council bluffs, ia

I am limited by a bad knee, and COPD. It helps in all my daily functions at work and home. At 54,physcial and breathing limitations could have kept

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thomas j. from sault sainte marie, ontario, quebec , canada

58 years old, decreased mobility, calcium buildup in back

8" wheels, padded seat and basket with optional cover are very nice.

Brakes rub on wheels when I use it, need to be adjusted, no instructions on how to do this. It's a bit too wide for me, certain doorways, etc. I would have been happier with a narrower rollator.

jed e. from mount pleasant, sc

44 YO Male with MS. 6'2", 240 lbs.