Folding Walker

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helga k. from vero beach, fl

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I'm not that familiar with these things but it works and does the same as the one we borrowed from the hospital. So - thumbs up.

Seems just fine to me.

mark m. from missouri city, tx (caregiver)

Spouse with broken hip

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ronald c. from lexington, ky

87 years old, need for balance and support

Well built and sturdy.

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douglas j. from rochester, mn

I use this walker outside and in the garage. I have arthritis in both knees and lower back.

Well made, but hard for me to use.

Hard to push.

ronald w. from coral springs, fl

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Ease of use and stability.

None so far.

sidney s. from rock hill, sc (caregiver)

82 year old with arthritis. Needs it for mobility.

The strengths are that it is lightweight, very stable, portable and collapsible. Dad lives in a mobile home where the doors inside are more narrow than residential homes and this standard folding walker fits nicely through all doors.

Dad has no complaints whatsoever. He is very happy with the basic standard walker. Not too many gadgets for him do have to deal with. Less is more.

alfred w. from trevor, wi (caregiver)

83 year old father. Diabetic neuropathies, congestive heart failure, pacemaker.

Stability

See above

mary r. from monroe, nc

Had a stroke.

Reasonably price , easy assembly

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david m. from lincoln, mo

Tempory use after knee replacement

Reasonable price, easy assembly

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david m. from lincoln, mo

Temporary use after knee replacement

It is lightweight and easily folds up. The wheels make it easier to walk than my prior walker without wheels.

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karen s. from new berlin, wi

I use this for balance and frozen moments from Parkinson disease.

It's always there for me. It's very strong & can take it everywhere.

None that I know of.

tracy r. from las vegas, nv

I'm 81, use a scooter to get around, can't walk more than a few feet on my own.