GetGo Groove

Adjustability, Locking Brakes.

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austin h. from hemphill, tx

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You can fold the unit to place in trunk.

I have had to adjust with only one mo. use.

terrence a. from sparks, nv

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Very nice looking, works easily & great for carrying several items from one room to another, just an extra bonus!!

Two things that would be of help to me- lighter weight and some method of keeping it firmly folded when placing it in car or Travel Bag.

ethel h. from miramar beach, fl

At 86 I'm still getting along quite well, just can't handle distances-therefore the need for a walker.

well constructed, easy to push and gives you stability and security. price very reasonable.

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donald h. from montoursville, pa

80 yrs. charcot -marie tooth syndrome

The larger wheels which allow better moved on ground which is not paved and ease of putting walker in vehicle for transport.

Bag begins to deteriorate over time when cart is folded to be put in vehicle frequently. Wheels cannot be replaced easily when they deteriorate over time from break use.

mona h. from idaho falls, id (caregiver)

My mom is struggling with walking from a hip break and now stage 4 liver cancer chemo.

it's perfect for mall shopping where no carts are available to hold oxygen and lean on

Wish seat storage was a bit deeper.

christine p. from saugus, ma

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6 in. wheels, convenient for travelling, etc.

The rear wheels should be able to swivel.

julian c. from albany, ca

I am 84 with knee trauma following surgery for over 5 years, confined to a wheelchair. Through PT, exercise and medication I regained my strength

Walker works great outdoors in Wisconsin's winter weather. Goes over the rock salt all over the sidewalks smoothly. It also opens and closes easily.

I don't like how the back rest bar isn't stable so the seat flops outwards. I'm afraid the seat will eventually get caught on something and become damaged.

tina d. from mauston, wi

I am a 46 year old woman from Wisconsin with multiple sclerosis.

Portability

Handbrakes difficult to manage. Big

a alice e. from sunnyvale, ca

Asian 73y/o female with generalized weakness of 4 limbs.

The seat design and the big wheels, the sturdiness.

The breaks are hard to disengage, the handles do not go up high enough, there Is NO closure lock (even two velcros straps would do)' so it is hard to put in a car without coming undone, a foot sling for emergencies where it could be used as a temporary wheelchair would be great so the rider does not have to hold their feet up.

sarah t. from ewing, nj (caregiver)

Balance problems and arthritic hip

Moves easily; sturdy

Can't find any yet

lynne r. from spring branch, tx

I am 66 years old and am a below amputee plus I have had a knee replacement on the other leg. I have severe back pain and can only walk a short dist.

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Basket should have a solid flat bottom

joseph m. from tinton falls, nj

physical disability