Cruiser Classic

Apply weight engages brake

Total weight so it's is hard to get into the car.

carol h. from el cajon, ca

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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.

Lightness, easy to use, being able to sit down in a line or on a walk.

It would be great if there were some easy way to unlock the brakes while he is sititng on the seat so he could be moved short distances, like a wheel chair, although it's great that the brakes lock automatically when he sits down.

pearl o. from boulder, co (caregiver)

The walker was purchased for Kanjuro Shibata Sensei, a national treasure of Japan, Kyudo (Zen Archery) master, twentieth in line of bowmakers for the

very easy rolling and closing

didn't realize seat pad was separate and have to order it

margaret d. from newark, de

94 yrs.old, severe arthritis, chronic pain, female, lives at home with family

Light weight enough so I can fold and put in back seat of car. Really like automatic braking system as previous rollator brake cables got caught on things. Like adjustable backrest so shopping basket fits on seat.

Would prefer under-seat bag to under-seat basket as basket has to be removed to fold and is more limited in what it can hold with seat down. Wish product came with locking strap to keep it folded.

ruth c. from san francisco, ca

61 year old woman with complications from hip replacement due to fall; fell using cane so purchased rollator, lightest weight possible so I can fold a

The strength is adequite. We feel we should have purchased one with hand brakes.

We did not realize this had no hand brakes.

sylvia s. from oakland gardens, ny (caregiver)

My husband is 83 and has Parkinsons. He uses the Cruiser Rolling Walker in the house as well as the outside.

Works almost like a standard 2 wheel walker.

You have to constantly push down on the walker to get any walking support. It is only marginally better than a standard walker.

william o. from pflugerville, tx (caregiver)

Age 84 Use of only one hand.

The wheels roll easily and it is easy to turn. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver through a crowded room.

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janis b. from midland, tx (caregiver)

94 year old woman recovering from hip fracture.

It meets the needs for disabled person with limitations to their hands

The handle should be a little smaller is to big for someone with limitations in their hands to be able to grab a good hold of them.

dina c. from wichita, ks (caregiver)

My mother who just turned 84 years old.