Mighty Mack Heavy Duty

It is durable and easy to collapse.

The only difficulty I am having is that the knobs on the adjust vibrate loose and come off when you do not know it and then the walker is not useable. I am in the process of ordering new screw knobs and bolts because the arms collapse without them and I cannot use the walker at all.

dotti w. from carrollton, tx

I am 70 years old, arthritic knees and weight restrict ability to walk without assistance or device.

It is the size and weight stated.

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dotti w. from carrollton, tx

70 years old, cannot walk long distances as knees and hip give out and pain sets in

heavy duty for overweight person turns easily

none that I find

helen w. from oakwood, ga

66 yrs old, have been using power chair and just recently gotten to where I can walk some and needed a walker to help me try to build up my strength.

* Strong yet delightfully easy to carry * Heavy duty, solid construction * Extremely easy to setup and collapse for quick storage * Very comfortable seat and back rest * Elegantly simple attachment of basket and backrest * Very affordable.

The product has no weaknesses.

mark s. from euclid, oh (caregiver)

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It's heavy duty structure.

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gary h. from leominster, ma

Age 62. Arthritis in major joints. Appx. 400 pounds.

rolls easily, locks work well, was really nice when touring museums in DC to be able to sit down anywhere.

1 or 2 inches shorter, 2 inches narrower would be perfect. the basket needs a better way to attach.

lee e. from lebanon, in

60, obese, shortness of breath, bad knees

it holds 400 lbs cap.

the adjustment points keep getting lose, so you have to keep tinkering with it therefore I added lock washers, ok now

william g. from cheektowaga, ny

so I can get round and do things for myself

Even with my extreme weight, very sturdy and rolls well. Always knew it would be there to support me and not break or cause me to fall.

Seat has no padding!!!basket hooks bent first week of use but could bend them back

charla f. from plano, tx

female-very obese and tall, knee and ankle issues, fear of falling,

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needs more cusion on seat and the ability to turn the arms out while sitting

jeff l. from troy, nc

525 pds. 55 years old, leg and back problems

Good solid design. Easy to use.

Brake cables stick out and get caught on the edges of door ways. Friend reversed them so they are on the inside. Solved the problem.

marie m. from sun city, az

I am 57 and have severe arthritis. This walker is wonderful and gives me the ability to go places and do things I would be unable to do without it. Go

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rear legs tend to split

virginia m. from mt. airy, md

64 years old

it allows me the freedom I need to feel comfortable about walking and shopping for longer periods than I was doing because I just couldn't go on the way i was.

The basket is too far under my chair I wanted one where the basket would allow for me to carry my oxygen and my personal belongings in my bag but since it is small and half way under my chair I can only get small items in it. It is heavy to lift in my car and does not fold up easily to put in the car back seat.

natline a. from el paso, tx

I need something when I am shopping to allow me a place to rest and lean on when I am walking