Walker Wheel - 5" Swivel

That it may be installed on any walker w/1" tubing, extremely versitile.

There are ABSOLUTELY NONE

halina b. from maricopa, az (caregiver)

My Dad, 83 yrs old, down to 86 lbs, loss of strength, was on Hospice walker w/one set of front wheels. Could not manuver w/those.

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janice t. from simi valley, ca (caregiver)

84 year old mother

appears to be well-built

rather short adjustment range

richard c. from richland, wa (caregiver)

in-house walker. without swivel wheels, hardwood floors get scuffed. hardwood was installed to replace carpeting, on which walker is difficult to us

Ican manoever my walker so much easier. And it is eaier to push, ( I have small wheels on the back legs.

No weaknesses particularly. You do need to use caution on rough surfaces.

laura t. from clarkston, wa

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Ican manoever my walker so much easier. And it is eaier to push, ( I have small wheels on the back legs.

No weaknesses particularly. You do need to use caution on rough surfaces.

laura t. from clarkston, wa

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Ball bearing action makes swivel wheels easy to turn.

Same ball bearing action causes narrow 5" wheels to turn every time you hit a stone or crack in the sidewalk. Perhaps a wider, softer tire would increase stability.

richard s. from navarre, oh (caregiver)

User (my wife) is 75-year-old lady with severe rheumatoid arthritis who has had four hip replacements and a knee replacement surgery.

As above.

None.

richard g. from portland, or

79, balance problems, arthritis.