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The steerable front wheels make this walker much easier to navigate in the house. There is never a need to lift the front or back.

The basket is a bit clumsy and hard to reach for the user. An upper tray would be more convenient.

daniel h. from bristol, pa (caregiver)

Male age 81, Parkinsons

The brakes, the seat for resting, the wheels which are smooth rolling.

Nothing to complain about.

julie m. from san diego, ca (caregiver)

My Mother was using a standard walker and was a huge hassle for both of us.

Very sturdy, glides over the floor. Gives great walking support.

Only weakness is retraining brake use to 92 year old each new day and each time she sits and stands. Must be on guard for her. Feel need to put foot behind wheel to stop movement in and out. Not a fault of the product.

diane d. from laplata, md (caregiver)

92 yr old gets out! Loves it. 60 yr old arthritic can lift it!

It pushes along easily and the basket is conveniently placed.

The space between the handles and the brakes is too narrow for his hands and is causing us some problems.

janet r. from milton, ma (caregiver)

The end user is an 84 year old man who suffered a stroke 5 years ago. He has limited use of his right arm/hand and leg.

Seems well made.

I have not noticed any yet.

connie v. from longview, wa (caregiver)

I gave it to my mom as a gift. She loves it. I looked all over the internet till I decided on your company.

Ease of wheeling. Light weight.

Folding up and storage space when folded.

carol d. from san diago, ca (caregiver)

91yr. old man ... needed support after minor surgury 2 mos. ago. Still uses walker for balance.

I can now go out to places I had been unable to. It is best for walking out of doors and helps me go much further with ease.

The steering radius in the house is restrictive. It is hard for me to work through and around doorways.

barbara b. from boynton beach, fl

71 yr old woman with parkinson's and arthritis of knees.

It allows more independence for the user. Being able to put items into the basket and bring them someplace without asking for assistance is wonderful for the individual who has become handicapped. A traditional walker does not allow for this. The seat allows for a quick rest, or period to "cathch ones breath" when walking, thus encouraging the individual to walk more, exercize more and become stronger.

The only inconvenience is that it doesn't fit even in a large car trunk, making it very difficult to take with us on trips or visits to family. I'm sure we will figure a way to do this - perhaps removing a part of it for travel.

anthony v. from flemington, nj (caregiver)

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wanda w. from washington, dc (caregiver)

The end user is my 81 year old mother.

Mom really likes the big wheels, the ease of use and mostly the seat.

No problems so far.

jo anne m. from reno, nv (caregiver)

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Easy to use, light to lift into the car and out again. Lets me walk to anywhere I have to on my job without pain.

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judith e. from mesa, az

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david m. from akron, oh (caregiver)

My mother just had her 90th birthday and due to a very bad back she had difficulty getting around.