Go-Lite Deluxe

Narrow enough to go through a bedroom door - less than 28 inches.

Handles could be longer.

bob c. from woodinville, wa

70+ with gait difficulties

STABLE; EASE OF USE.

NONE THAT I HAVE FOUND.

george c. from kissimmee, fl

MY AGE IS 69. I HAD A DOUBLE STROKE AUG. 19,2007. I PENT MOST OF THE NEXT 10 MONTHS IN HOSPITAL AND CONVALESANT CARE. THROUGH THERAPY, I HAVE GOT

enables a respiratory pt to sit and rest.

it doesn't stay folded, it opens up and takes up space in a restuarant.

barbara r. from huntsville, ar (caregiver)

73 yr 0ld male, w copd etc etc......needed a walker he could sit and reat on. only problem, the walker doesn't stay folded well, and the pt wants to

Compact and easy to transport, good for a smaller framed person, the seat is a plus too

The braking system is not absolutely fail safe...In a few instances the walker did not hold her weight getting up from a seated position, if all four wheels locked would be better...

heather k. from lansdowne, pa (caregiver)

79 yr old petite woman with parkinsons disease

Very good workmanship and virtually nothing to assemble.

could'nt find any.

ronald s. from edgewood, wa (caregiver)

90 year old Father.Has trouble with his balance. He loves the product.

Great construction. Will last forever! Rolls very easily.

The seat is a little high for her. She is 5'2". Also, grips for brakes are almost too far away. It would be better if these two items were somehow adjustable. Also, a better design would be for brakes to automatically apply when seated.

joe ann m. from palmdale, ca (caregiver)

82 Yr old woman. Weak and shaky.

top quality materials and workmanship

would like to have directions on how to properly adjust brakes

william h. from grandview, mo (caregiver)

86 year old retired male with arthritis and poor balance

It is light, can be stored in my back seat, and is stable.

Its stability is aided by its width which can at times make it difficult to negotiate in tight spaces.

raymond d. from cape coral, fl

U am closer to 70 than 69. U suffered a sprained sacroiliac a few weeks ago snf could not put pressure on my right leg. The equipment I bought could b

Easy to use for a 90 year old. The breaks, wheels are quality and can be trusted to work.

None except medicare will not help pay for the cost.

bob b. from stuart, fl (caregiver)

My Mother-in-law is 90 years young and is living in an assisted care facility. She is very mobile and walks to the dinning room for all her meals and

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larry h. from vincennes, in (caregiver)

Female 89

LIGHT WEIGHT. EASY OPEN/CLOSE.

I AM 6'1" TALL. SO, THE HANDLES WOULD BE BETTER FIR ME IF THERE WERE A COUPLE MORE SLOTS TO RAISE THESE HANDLES.

raymond d. from owings mills, md

I LIKE THE WEIGHT AND STRENGTH OF THIS PRODUCT.

Easy to fold and to lift.

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seymour r. from delay beach, fl (caregiver)

My wife Age 87, Parkinson's, great difficulty in walking.