Aluminum Rollator w/7.5" Casters

It gives me so much more stability than just using a cane, I have peace of mind with your rollator.

None really, maybe the brakes could be a little stronger.

ron t. from bartlett, il

Age 57, Multiple Sclerosis.

Makes me more mobile

Haven't found any

lois c. from long beach, ms

81, severe arthritis of the knees.

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william m. from glen cove, ny

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Very solid and stable. Attractive design.

None.

nathan m. from georgetown, in

Multiple Sclerosis patient with limited mobility.

The stability of the frame is a marked improvement over prior engineering. The larger wheels make outdoor mobility easier.

The tire material seems to be a hardened plastic as opposed to a rubber tread. This can lead to some slippage on ramps, requiring extra diligence on the part of the user. This improved slightly as the wheel surface became scratched.

robert w h. from whiting, nj

I am returning from a full paralysis from the waist down. I have the strength to walk but not the stability/balance necessary.

Ease of use and lightweight. The seat is an added bonus.

Does not fold up as compactly as I would like.

susan h. from cherry hill, nj

Age 75. Some problems walking long distances. Frequent airline traveler and shopper in large stores.

Very sturdy. Adjustable height. Bigger seat.

Just a tad heavy for a woman to lift, but can manage.

jineen c. from sandusky, mi (caregiver)

Physical disability from back surgery. Old rollator was not tall enough. Bought this one because it was adjustable to 38". Made a very good improvemen

I love everything about this rollator. I can even sit on it! Has locking brakes, has a super nifty bag under the seat that you can put stuff in. Easy to fold up and put into car.

I dont think this rollator has any weaknesses. If you are real frail or weak, it might be a tad heavy to lift up stairs. I like it sturdy though, because I use it outside and I'm heavy.

shon k. from alma, ks

I am 70+ years old, have arthritis pretty bad, difficulty getting around but still trying to garden and take care of chickens.

It is made for tall people. It is comfortable and easy to use. Everything works well.

Dad is very happy with the walker, but wishes 1) that it was steel instead of aluminum 2) that the wheels were a little bigger, because they would work better out in the yard

janice m. from shoreline, wa (caregiver)

My father is 91 years old, 6 feet tall and about 200 pounds. He has no feeling in his legs. He still does some yard work.

Lightweight --easy to handle

Does not fold up as small (compact) as I would like ---difficult to fit in trunk of car--wish casters were "rubber" rather than plastic---

norman g. from fresno, ca

84 yr. old recovering from fractured hip

Lightweight, sturdy. Works well on grass surfaces.

Needs lock when folding for transport but bungee cord works.

johnny j. from cordele, ga

Age 76, reduced lung capacity due to fibrosis.

Light weight

Folding

frank a. from little elm, tx

I have used the Rollator a little bit but still on a regular walker since my knee operation. I will say that it is not easy to fold and put in the car