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good

none

richard g. from ocean city, md

very good

point of balance, rolling ease without being too freewheeling, brake control, seating, doesn't look "institutional"

getting users to overcome fear and negative image of a walker

james m. from acworth, ga (caregiver)

Dad, 84, mobile but uses cane for balance, walker enables greater distance and exercise

Very well made, very sturdy and brakes are very easy to set. Seat height was perfect according to height of individual. Rear wheels positioned perfectly for correct posture while walking. My mom loves it!

Haven't found any

patricia z. from florence, or (caregiver)

90 year old woman with bad knee and general balance issues

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Adjust the brakes: Fig. 2 Indicate wrong location of screw locking nut, have to be in the cable end cap

ana s. from glenview, il

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quality of construction

We found it to be a bit to short. There is no way we can find to make the unit be about 1 1/2 inch higher. Since the Physical therapist didn't tell us it should be higher until we alraedy had been usin g it for 3 weeks, we could not return it. An extension of some kind would be useful.

cleta w. from greenfield, in (caregiver)

78 YO female- recovering from a broken leg.

love the big wheels

a little awkward getting into the car, but could be operator error... it doesn't lock in closed position and that makes it tricky. She liked the basket that was on her old walker better, but I prefer the privacy feature of the below the seat storage area.

dorene d. from port townsend, wa (caregiver)

90 year-old woman in good shape but with minor balance concerns - two hip surgeries.