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light wt makes it easy to transport

needs a strap to keep it folded in travel. and a lock on the hand brake so it can be used to push up to stand.

mary b. from onalaska, tx (caregiver)

77yr needs seat due to periods of dizzyness caused by hypotension

good balance, love the seat,very light

very noisy when walking in neighborhood-basket especially makes alot of noise-it vibrates

larry t. from abbeville, la (caregiver)

56 yrs. old,spinal cord injury

Lightweight yet very substantial. High quality components. Seat-controlled folding design excellent. All adjustments thoughtfully engineered except as noted below.

Straight bar backrest is uncomfortable. Requirement to remove basket in order to fold walker is a drawback. Hard plastic seat is a drawback. Think about a pushbutton latch for securing walker in folded position. Finally, installable an aircraft-cable within frame to enable locking walker to deter theft.

allen s. from omaha, ne

Retired college professor, age 85, treated for Myasthenis gravis, prostate and bladder cancers, peripheral neuropathy has weakened my legs severely.

good to get around

heavy to lift up and down off bus

ovette w. from philadelphia, pa (caregiver)

lose balance, shortness of breath, kidney disease, disable woman age 65

made my life a lot easier

when I sat the walker was a little difficult to move as the back wheels were used to steer

patricia w. from weymouth, ma

broken foot no pressure on in for 6 weeks

Feels secure when using this walker

Added a velcrow belt to hold roller walker in fold up position when carring in car.

ed i. from tulsa, ok (caregiver)

Use this roller walker every day.

IT IS WELL MADE. VERY STRONG AND EASY TO USE THE DELIVERY WAS FAST, CUSTOMER SERVICE GREAT,AND THE PRICE REALLY, REALLY GREAT. I LOVE IT.

REALLY NONE, BUT IT BE NICE IF IT HAD A PADDED SEAT.

bill s. from hemet, ca

I AM AN 79yr OLD DISABLED VETERAN WITH DIABETICES WHO CAN BARLEY WALK 25 FEET.

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roger d. from elgin, il

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Large wheels, doubles as a seat, very light and portable, comfortable hand grips

The swivel wheels have to be turned a certain way to make the walker collapse fully

joseph o. from dundalk, md (caregiver)

He is my 91 year old father. I am his caregiver. He was using a hospital supplied walker with 3" wheels that got caught on everything. He loves this.

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melissa l. from carrollton, tx (caregiver)

He is 77 and just returned home after spending 5 months in the hospital/rehab. Has COPD and cannot walk long distances without tiring.

Quality and ease of usage

The walker delivered to me has hand locks but lacks any means to lock the wheels when seated, or other-wise needed. It was my impression and the instructions indicate a set-lock should work via the hand grips. I have, since seen others where the user merely need to push "down" on the lock hand-grip to lock the wheels.

john m. from dania beach, fl

86 years old. Hip Problem

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deborah s. from rio rancho, nm (caregiver)

88 years of age has asthma and needs assistance when walking