Winnie Go-Lite Supreme 3-Wheel Walker

Much easier to maneuver than the four wheel walker. Large wheels work well on a variety of surfaces. Easy to put in the car. Pouch holds purse or other items.

Not really a product weakness, but no place to sit down if tired. The four wheel walker works well for that.

arthur b. from fairfax, va (caregiver)

61 year old with gait problems due to hydrocephalus

good support for a 240 lb user

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john e. from springfield, pa

bad hip requires walker use. I have 3 homes and several walkers in each ie one on each floor. 3 wheelers complement the 2 4 wheelers which I have.

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michael c. from antonito, co (caregiver)

spouse, msa three, age 59

It is light eight, easy to manouver, lets me walk straight upright not bent over

I hate the bag,I took it off. Would like a pretier bag. Some of the knobs keep coming off.

hazel h. from merriville, in

Female, 78yrs.,drop right foot

Lightweight easy to handle, easy to close, nice "bag" to put stuff in.

Brakes are extremely stiff, the "permament" brakes I am unable to use at all, the others with use of silicone spray on the handle I can just use but feel that in an emergency situation I would probably fall. I am going to take them to my therapist to see if she can correct the situation.

jennifer s. from houston, tx

66y with post poolio syndrome, O/A, R/A with fused ankle & back, unsteady on feet, use a scooter when out of the house.

It is light weight to put in and out of car and will get through narrow places.

Me. That's why I bought it.

gloria r. from newark, oh

Age. 83 Phys.Dis. slight stroke. trouble with balance and use of legs.

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ida e. from new york, ny

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Extremely steady -- light weight - easy to turn and get up curbs and stairs - great support - silent action - folding ability great plus

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paul r. from new york, ny

Hip replacement surgery recovery