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wonita w. from mcqueeney, tx

Age 82, Female. Both knees have arthritis.

Easy to fold and place in rear of car for transit. Easy to unfold upon removal from car for use.

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charles s. from kingwood, tx (caregiver)

92 year old female with increasing memory loss.

The walker is very sturdy, and she loved the maroon color. The wheels are nice and big/wide so it's easy for her to take it wherever she needs. She was also very glad it came with a basket. The breaks are great, very easy for her to squeeze & they lock, so when she sits in it, she doesn't have to worry about rolling away. Another great feature is the front wheels swivel with ease, so she does not have a problem turning around corners at all, or maneuvering in tight places.

With this walker, you pull the seat up so it is more compact to put away. She had a hard time pulling the seat up to fit it into her closet. Also, she is very short, 4'8", and has a slightly hard time getting into the seat, because it is up so high, and when she's sitting in it, her feet do not touch the ground.

randa l. from brooklyn, ny (caregiver)

I bought this product for my grandmother, she just turned 81 years old. She does not have a disability, she just needs a little help occasionally.

Size and agility for home, apartment, and outdoor uses.

None.

ruth ann h. from klamath falls, or (caregiver)

My 85-year old mom, suffered a stroke one year ago.

Above.

Haven't figured out the brakes when sitting down?

joel r. from elkins park, pa (caregiver)

The rolling walker is light and easy to maneuver; gives my wife stability when waking. She has multiple back fractures.

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joseph v. from zephyrhills, fl (caregiver)

My wife is scheduled to have a back operation next week and had to use the walker for support. It has been a great deal of help to her.

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james m. from bedford, tx

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Lightweight. Easy for an elderly person to figure out.

None so far. She has had the walker for about 2 weeks.

cynthia c. from petaluma, ca (caregiver)

85 year old female with arthritis in her legs. Up to this point she walked independently.

Brakes, size of wheels, and maneuverability.

None noted yet, but I have used it only a short time around the house.

clifford r. from somerset, ky

73-y-o male with progessive lumbo-sacral plexopathy.

Manuverability....turning the corners and going just where you want to go. It gives you confidence and is attractive (purple). Easy to go forward or backward and fun to sit down and be pushed by someone.

We don't find any weaknesses.

faye l. from omaha, ne (caregiver)

Mom is 99 yrs. You'd think I gave her a new car. She feels more assured behind this walker and loves to sit down on her way down hall.

It's sturdy, but light weight.

Does't fold flat enough.

russell b. from cumming, ga (caregiver)

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It's very easy to handle. Has great maneurability.

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miguel m. c. from chula vista, ca

I'm a 87 yr old with Peripheral Neuropathy and Osteo-arthritis. Chose this Walker after extend research. I'm EXTREMELY SATISFIED with it.