Mack Heavy Duty

The large wheels help you go over bumps in the sidewalk,capable of going over grass. The back support and seat are comfortable. This product is aiding me in walking with less pain.

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thomas n. from hubbard, oh

62 year old with neuropathy,foot drop and, other issues affecting walking or standing very long.

Weight, ease of folding, brakes, grips, wheels

Handles still too high at lowest setting for female. Bars on sides of seat too tight/hurt for any length of time when seated for full-body woman!! Maybe could be a bit more rounded than straight????

gerald l. from mission viejo, ca (caregiver)

Spouse, osteoarthritis bilateral knees.

well built. looks great. comfortable. adjusts easily

having to need one in the first place

j. larry r. from rockford, il

70 years old. short of breath limited to walks of 4 blocks without walker. stand for 20 minutes max

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fred v. from black lick, oh

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Easy to maneuver and to steer.

Almost too wide for doorways.

carole t. from rio rancho, nm

Do not have mobility and I am off balance. My age is 69.

Very well made heavy duty walker, heavy duty wheels and brakes are the best. Fold up back rest is great when folding, don't have to remove the back rest. The padded seat is great, removable for cleaning, but a little too high for me - 22". The red plastic slide to keep the walker folded when placing in the car trunk works well. Good hand rubber cushions on handlebars and brakes. The seat is wide and very comfortable. The best thing is that it is advertised as 25 inches maximum width and it is, fits through all of my doors without scratching the doors or frames. Thanks for a great product!

The rear wheels are set too far back so they are kicked often when turning. The seat height is too tall at 22" should be an adjustable seat height. Legs fall asleep if sit too long, 20+ minutes. The grey rubber wheels pick up dirt and parkinglot car oil, suggest that they be black.

kenneth b. from gilroy, ca

Dependent on walker 100 of the time!

Rolls nicely. Easy to fold. Got it for my husband

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penelope j. from cleveland, oh

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The walker is extremely sturdy, easy for Mom to use, and the seat cushion easily pops right off for cleaning. The hand brakes are simple for Mom to squeeze even though there's a little arthritis creeping in. The seat is wide enough and comfortable enough for her to sit on when she goes visiting. The height makes it easy for her to stand up. She doesn't stumble with this walker like she did with her old one because the wheels glide over little rocks and pits in parking lots.

The only weakness is that it doesn't fold as flat as I would like.

lynette h. from hamilton, oh (caregiver)

68 year old woman with diabetes, arthritis, balance problems from neuropathy, and can only cover a limited distance while walking due to congestive he

folds up. pushes good

The brakes cables keep braking. Anyway they could make a walker with hydraulic disc brakes. The user sometime seems to wear down the tires from the brake. I wouldn't mind paying more for a hydraulic braking system.

richard m. from camarillo, ca

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to narrow for heavy duty

james d. from hilton, ny

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It's sturdiness and it's handsome looks! I feel confident that it will support me safely.

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claudette s. from east brunswick, nj

Age 72. Growing disability as a result of systemic arthritis.

Especially sturdy and stable, generous seat, easy-to-use basket with an exterior mount.

Does not lock when in folded position. I travel by air from time to time,and it is awkard to check without a locked position. I have a strap, but would prefer something "built in'.

susan d. from brentwood, ca

I am a 61-year-old female with multiple sclerosis and generous body! Use walker for assistance and stamina when walking.