GetGo

Easy to move.

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hester p. from ann arbor, mi (caregiver)

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IT IS VERY STURDY, SMOOTH AND STEADY. VERY DEPENDABLE. EASY TO USE AND MANEAUVER.

I CAN'T FIT IT INTO THE TRUNK OF MY CAR.

verna h. from port saint lucie, fl

I'M 38. I HAVE MS. I CAN WALK, BUT WITH SOME DIFFICULTY. I AM VERY OFF-BALANCED AND USE THIS WALKER READILY TO STEADY ME. I LOVE IT.

Quality and ease of use.

Has no weakness that we are aware of.

raymond b. from bristol, nh

N/A 96 year old mother-in-law is the user of the rolling walker. She is in assisted living, had a broken hip and is now getting around wonderfully.

Curved backrest.

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joyce j. from columbus, oh

COPD on oxygen.

The design, 4 wheel construction, the handbrakes, the ease of using for walking, and the carrying basket which came with the walker.

The design for folding up could be easier, and if it could take up a bit less space when folded, it would be easier to transport with the user.

doris m. from san diego, ca (caregiver)

Female, age 79, history of broken back, broken pelvis, arthritis, and multiple knee replacement surgeries.

Folds to save space.

Someone other than the 90 year old has to fold it.

david s. from naples, nc (caregiver)

90 years old.

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joan r. from phoenix, az (caregiver)

80 year old Father, post heart attack, hip problems.

Well made product; has helped me tremendously. Nice style; good color choice (purple).

Maybe fatter tire (wheels).

susan b. from prescott, az

Female. Age 53, disabled due to Rheumatoid Arthritis and degenerative disk disease.

Very easy to use. Turns wonderfully and my mother loves it.

A little difficult to fold and unfold.

linda s. from midwest city, ok (caregiver)

My mother who broke her hip and has neuropathy and drop foot. She has to have help to walk.

Easy to put together and adjust. Easy to use, easy to fold up. My father can now walk outside without back pain, although he has to get used to using the muscles needed to push it. It's very light though, so he periodically walks for 1-2 miles now, whereas without it he was housebound. When tired, he just takes a break on the seat. That says it all.

None known. Not used inside the house, as it may be a bit awkward, although possible, with his narrow doors.

hans d. from mill valley, ca (caregiver)

My father is 92 year old with chronic sciatica back pain, but otherwise in good shape for his age.

Light weight

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jerry m. from wilson, nc (caregiver)

My Mom is the end user. She is 92 yrs old and still volunteers at her local hospital.

This walker is easey to use and it is easey to transport. She is abke to walk and when tired turn around and sit and rest.

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lawrence h. from lima, oh (caregiver)

User is my wife, she is 77 years old, has cancer and polymygilgia.