Cruiser Classic

Works almost like a standard 2 wheel walker.

You have to constantly push down on the walker to get any walking support. It is only marginally better than a standard walker.

william o. from pflugerville, tx (caregiver)

Age 84 Use of only one hand.

It is very light weight, and the brake system is wonderful for those with limited strength in their hands.

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audrey t. from albany, or (caregiver)

My mom is 79 and has Rheumatoid arthritis. She is VERY happy with this walker. The push down brake system is great.

The seat is perfect for my mother to sit on while I am parking the car. I don't have to worry she will move or slide off the seat.

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joan m. from stuart, fl (caregiver)

What a difference this has made in my mother's life. She is 93 ane uses her walk all the time.

The wheels roll easily and it is easy to turn. It is lightweight and easy to maneuver through a crowded room.

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janis b. from midland, tx (caregiver)

94 year old woman recovering from hip fracture.

versatility

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carol o. from elmwood park, nj (caregiver)

80 yr. old woman with arthritis in both knees, alzheimers.

It meets the needs for disabled person with limitations to their hands

The handle should be a little smaller is to big for someone with limitations in their hands to be able to grab a good hold of them.

dina c. from wichita, ks (caregiver)

My mother who just turned 84 years old.

Its portability and light weight. It is also extremely maneuverable and works exceptionally well inside and out.

Perhaps the color could be a bit more lively.

mary s. from winthrop, ma (caregiver)

She is 93, very healthy, and strong but she has very poor balance.

Braking system does not require hand strength. Small, lightweight, easy to fold up.

Brakes do not work as well on carpet.

kenneth b. from richmond, va (caregiver)

User is my mother, age 92. Legs are strong, but she experiences dizziness quite frequently.

For me it is the ability to have halp walking plus a place to sit when my legs get weak and start to shake. I bought a light weight model that I can handle easily in and out of my car trunk. I like the way it folds up compactly.

I really have no weaknesses other than the time Medicare takes to reimburse me. Is there a normal time line for this? I am glad I have the "cruiser" on hand, as it takes forever for Medicare to process claims.

mary ellen c. from huron, oh

I am 72, and have a problem standing for more than a minute and a half. The seat allows me to rest when I feel as if I might fall.

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david t. from lincoln, ma (caregiver)

Eighty-four-year-old male with congestive heart disease.