Zoom Series

Good height brakes good sturdy seat

Not wide enough to sit in when you have bigger hips could be a little wider at seat

judy s. from cibolo, tx

Female 70 years old l

Its adjust ability in wheel size, seat height, handle height are great

needs a wider and adjustable back rest that can be raised and lowered and locked in place

keith h. from friendswood, tx

I am a 80 year old male battling Parkinson's disease for about 6 years. Walking is getting to more and more of a problem and the rolling walker help

Ease in use. Moves well.

No place to hang things except handles, which gets in the way.

linda n. from patriot, oh

I use it following back surgerycould use some hooks to hang things on.

Limited length of walking I needed the seat to rest.

A thinly padded seat and there is no proper sized cushion available that will fit this unit. The unit is only suitable for walking

donna j. from peoria, il

I am a female, 86 year old, am legally blind due to cornea transplants and with left acetabulum fracture with left quadriceps tendon rupture.

sturdy easy to fold when needed

only issue i have is with the handles

gayle j. from ellenville, ny

age 76 have limit walking . able to rest.

It feels safe to use.

None

lawrence s. from sun city west, az

84 years old with Parkinson's.

easy to use

very cheap fold bar on bottom-snaps pull loose very easily

david f. from lothian, md (caregiver)

my mom-age 80-balance & walking issues

The nice large wheels makes rolling on carpet very easy. The ability to turn and sit when one gets tired is excellent

The hand brakes are very hard to lift up for patient as she has arthritic hands. One additional set of holes to lift the handles higher would have made this product almost perfect.

kathleen g. from petaluma, ca (caregiver)

81 year old woman, arthritic knees and hands but is in generally fair health

easy to fold and take with you in vehicle. i like the under seat storage; very handy for transporting items around.

Could use stromger tubing at stress points. I had a break at a joint even though my weight is considerably lower than maximum listed.

elsie d. from whispering pines, nc

I am 70 years old and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 20 years ago. Right leg drags and balance is poor. I use walker in the house.

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rebeca v. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

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Sized to my height. The carrying bag underneath. Your reputation.

I couldn't figure out how to lock it. Asked someone else who had one.

nancy l. from lopez island, wa

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It is easy to turn and go through door frames. It has been a huge help with my walking and it is great to be able to sit when I need to. Most public places today do not have any benches or chairs to sit on when your back is in severe pain.

There were not enough holes at the bottom to raise it up so I could walk straight and not bent over. It would be great if the handles could be flexed a little so it would be easier to sit down. If the handles could click to the right and left when needed then put back in place. Just a thought.

anna f. from round rock, tx

Age 61 with severe arthritis in my back and the rolling walker supports my back enough that I can walk straight and not slumped over.