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light weight, brakes handle well

the color is far from the blue on your web site.

jeanne d. from columbus, oh

"off feet" and in a "boot" to heal ankle. A walker was prescribed.

Construction and ease of use.

Still looking for one.

marvin m. from long beach, ny

82 years - open heart sugery=valve job-low very low blood pressure ++

The sturdiness and design of it.

My mother hasn't found any weaknesses and if there were any, be sure she would let me know.

ann w. from ridgecrest, ca (caregiver)

Isent the walker to my 92 year old mother who lives in an Assisted Living Home in Bishopville, South Carolina. She ABSOLUTELY LOVES IT.

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theresa v. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

80 year old woman, very healthy, just need a little help when walking

Easy folding, brakes are easy to use and the ability to sit comfortably when necessary. The construction is great too.

Handlebars are a little strange but otherwise a great product.

catherine g. from cranston, ri (caregiver)

My father is the user. He is 73 yrs old and has coordination issues. His legs just give out on him at times and he is very unsteady when walking.

light, compact, convenient, pretty (it had to be red!)

none, so far

rotraud g. from fountain valley, ca

I got this walker for my Mom to keep in the car and take out and use as she needs it. She's 89 and is able to do this herself because it is light.

well made and stable

seat is to high, 21.5 inches, I though I orderd the one for my hight 5'8' inches

peter d. from moab, ut

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brakes and seating

user need to be a fairly good walker

lena b. from akron, oh

walks with walker

It is very lightweight, making it very easy for my dad to handle, plus my mom (87) can also fold it up easily

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susan r. from truckee, ca (caregiver)

94 year old man, has balance problems

light weight---good construction

none to date --just started to use

bruce m. from forked river, nj (caregiver)

70 years old----amputated leg due to cancer

seat, basket, light weight, and ease of maneuvering.

How to collapse the walker is not as obvious as it could be

joanie m. from skokie, il (caregiver)

85 yr. old woman, terminally ill right now, after several bouts of cancer.

My mother has found the walker very useful and easy to use. And trust me she would tell me if it weren't.

None come to mind.

ann j. from pawleys island, sc (caregiver)

My mother, 59 years old, recovering from most recent of several back surgeries