GetGo

light weight, easy to fold and carry

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albert l. from the woodlands, tx (caregiver)

94 year old woman

Maneuverability. Good ergonomatic design. Solid construction.

Possibility of using aluminum or other lighter material to reduce weight without reducing strength or increasing cost should be examined.

richard s. from sacramento, ca

80 yrs old, recovering from spine surgery, learning to walk without aids.

Easy to push.

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walter b. from silverton, tx

Back pain when I walk. Can't walk without aid.

It is solid yet not too bulky to operate. Unlike previous walkers we have used, it fits very comfortably through doorways.

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thomas t. from west islip, ny

The walker I purchased is for my spouse, (age 76. She is incapable of waking without the us of the walker.

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judith b. from bennington, vt (caregiver)

my dad is 85 and has a very hard time walking

The seat is great. Light weight easy to put in the car and go. Basket is great for when he picks the paper up. Nice and tall for my dad. He likes the hand breaks as they are easy to use.

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robert s. from lakeland, fl (caregiver)

Your product is very well made. Great color.Product is for my dad.. he absolutely loves it. He takes it out side, gets tired and sits down. Used to

The GetGo Rolling Walker is light-weight for easy handling, yet solid and durable. The walker folds very easily for transport and storage. The basket is extremely useful - it holds a lot of items. I can move small items from room to room with the greatest of ease. The built-in seat is convenient and comfortable. Additionally, I chose the color I wanted from the several colors offered. I go everywhere with my GetGo.

So far, I have not experienced any disappointment.

jacqueline b. from kansas city, mo

The GetGo Rolling Walker is used by a middle-aged person who is unable to walk without help; and unable to carry items without help.

This is my second Nova walker. The hand grips are very comfortable and easy to hold on too. There are reflectors on the handgrips for extra safety when out at night. The backrest can be tilted back if I have something tall (like my electric guitar or folded easel & other art supplies) in the basket. Having the seat is perfect for when I need to sit and rest awhile or to sit on while drawing or painting while out & about. There is never a worry of having a place to sit or having to stay seated in one spot at a party because I've got my own moveable seat and am able to mingle! I love the purple color I chose & get complements on it all the time! I ordered the cup holder for my walker and am so happy I did. Now, when I take a beverage from home along with me or am eating at a fast food restaurant, I have a place for my cup without worrying about it falling over and spilling everywhere. Being able to fold it makes it easy to put in the backseat or trunk of my car. I give it two thumbs up, five stars, and an A-OK!

In my opinion, there are no weaknesses.

channah p. from beaverton, or

I'm a 51 year old woman with SP Multiple Sclerosis. This walker helps me keep my balance and stay standing in my home & for short distances. The seat

Sturdy construction, good value.

A little heavy for my wife to get in and out of the car. We value the sturdiness more.

donald g. from greenville, nc (caregiver)

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Easy to use and seems to be well made.

None noted so far. Wife likes it very much.

richard d. from rosemount, mn (caregiver)

female, 73 yrs old wth oestipourous. Unit is light and easily mobile and trasportable

It's so Easy to use --convenient to fold and slip into the car trunk and the seat is very comfortable.

WEll, only wish it could be lighter weight, altho that might weaken the strength and durability which is necessary.

martha m. from carpinteria, ca

I am 79 years old. in recent years my feet and ankles have become weak so I am unstable while walking After I suffered a few falls my Dr. insisted

It rolls easily and seems sturdy.

It is used by our son who is a teenager and the walker looks clunky and old fashioned.

judith m. from atlanta, ga

Phillip is 17 years old and has cerebral palsy. He uses it to navigate airports and his high school.