Aluminum Rollator w/7.5" Casters

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william n. from leesburg, ga

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Design. Ease of handeling.

It would be nice to be able to lock the product in the closed position. That would make it easier to transfer /load it into the car

carol b. from menands, ny

I am 69 years old. I have Lumbar Stenosis & Degenerative disk disease. I am very pleased with the freedom my walker gives me.

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fred m. from copperas cove, tx

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THE LARGE WHEELS FOR DESERT.

i dont like plastic cover on wheels prefer rubber.

jacqueline b. from landers, ca

Iam 70 years old. Ihave not walked without help for 15 years my husband and I live on 2 arces in the mojove desert.

It is very sturdy and makes me feel secure

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marilyn k. from san antonio, tx

I have severe arthritis and need assistance so that I don't fall down.

Ease of use, just the right size. Weight is good. Easy to fold for transport in car.

Seat either adjustable or about 2 inches lower. Short persons feet can't touch the floor when seated.

alfred w. from vestavia hills, al

The brake cable clips keep comming off. Needs a better clamping. Would help if the seat were adjsutable about two inches lower. very good quality.

light big wheels

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betty h. from colorado springs, co

My 84 year old father uses it all the time.

Well made and has 8 inch wheels. Easy to get around and move

The brakes were rather stiff a first but after I snapped them 20 times the stiffness left. I do feel there should be a service wrench with this item for the screws and taps on the braking system. It could fit in compartment under the seat. Easy to make.

myron s. from st. george, ks

I'm a 73 year old male with the reminants of Polio from 1954. I have trouble with balance and joints. the rolled walker works well for me.

Lightweight and easily transported

The handbrakes are so difficult to lock that Mom cannot do it by herself. If no one is around to do it for her, she has to make sure the walker is backed up to a wall when she needs to sit on it.

sandra m. from lafayette, co (caregiver)

88 year old femaile. She needs stability to avoid falls

The way it is constructed,the back brace folds up for easy transportation.

There is one problem that should be addressed and that is the brake. When the brake is set, it will move very easily. The wheels seem to be very slick and do not hold even on carpeting.

delonna b. from louisville, ky

I am 73 years old and have had both of my knees replaced, two back surgeries,and reconstuctive surgery on my right foot. Iwas diagnosed with Parkinso

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The wheels are hard rubber, they really should have air filled tires or rubber tires for ease of rolling on hard surface.

sara f. from lancaster, mn (caregiver)

66 year old man, 240 lbs, left leg amputee

The way that a person can sit if they need to. Hand brakes are good to have.

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sharon a. from kissee mills, mo

Legs give out on me; have had back surgery; diabetic; heart problems.