GetGo Petite

provides mobility that she did not have befor.

nothing, but the assemmbly instructions could be a little more specific.

thomas f. from ca, ca (caregiver)

my wife,51 years old and she loves her walker, goes on long walks.

Light weight and esay to manage. Beautiful pink color.

Basket has to be taken off. The orange lock comes off once in awhile.

mary m. from hudson, nc

Mary is daughter; User is Linda Potter. I'm 71, tumor in lower back.

sturdy, efficient, attractive

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rita p. from wilmington, nc

69, severe back problems

light weight/folds easily into my car.

no comment.

michele o. from ventura, ca

I am only 5 feet tall so this new walker is much easier to use and put into my car.

because of it's petite size, it is good for getting around tight places. It is very light, making it easier to push.

Allow I am 5'2", it is a little to short for me, otherwise, it is a very nice walker.

beth c. from north wales, pa

I have MS & use the walker to provide stability

Purposeful designed for shorter users.

Failure to LOCK UP securely when taking in and out of house.

lois b. from cottonwood heights, ut

93yr-fem. walking problems,live alone- getting in and out with product a problem.

Price, sturdy construction and easy to manuver.

Not wide enough for a short elderly heavy set woman.

evangeline g. from bagdad, az (caregiver)

Age 77, has arthritis and COPD, congestive heart failure

Light , easy to use, basket to carry things

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judith s. from west cornwall, ct (caregiver)

My 88 yr old mother uses this. She is 5 ft tall and has balance problems

The get/go Petite model makes it easier for those of us who are short. Because it lives up to the advertisement. I appreciate it as I need this model for walking.

A definitive folding up so it does not open when moving it. (i.e. putting it in car, etc. Those with weaker hands have difficulty in folding unit.

lois b. from cottonwood heights, ut

age-93.Live alone. walk to p/u mail. Walker is great. Found easy way to get down steps, tip walker back on rear wheels, but hang on to door.

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The brakes are a little hard for an older person to lock.

patricia l. from baton rouge, la

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This walker is extremely sturdy but light enough for me to easily load/unload in the car. My mother had reservations about using one but now loves it -- she says she could live without it.

Each rubber handle has a "wing" that scrapes against the person when they go to sit in the seat. Also, the brake cable is too close to easily tighten the wingnut when the handles are set to lowest setting.

naomi d. from sunnyvale, ca (caregiver)

My mother is 81. Due to osteoporosis, her spine has curved to the extent it is tiring for her to stand on her own. She is 4'9" tall.

Well built,

Brakes are hard to use with small hand

joseph k. from metairie, la (caregiver)

86 years old,