Gemino 30 Walker

Ih helps my 97 year old father stand a little straighter when walking

Like I said previously, it is difficult for someone without great arm strength to push themselves up from a chair and stand up to the height of the arms of a raised Gemino 30. Additionally, the walker is not sturdy enough to hold him as he is trying to reach the hand bars.

sarah p. from roanoke, va (caregiver)

My father, who is 97 years old uses this to straighten his back instead of a traditional walker which has him walking hunched over.

Height of arm rests

Locking wheels do not work so cannot adjust hand and arm location

james h. from austin, tx

68 years old; no balance; weakness in left leg

The Gemino 30 walker with forearm support is heavy enough not to turn over easy causing less falls and helps me walk and stand straighter.

The forearm supports make a creaking noise and the walker has no cup holder. The seat is not very big and it has a handicare handle in the center so you can't carry things on it. The accessories cannot be purchased in the U.S. because the walker is being discontinued in the U.S. - no one sells them here.

pennie h. from edgewood, tx

I use the Gemino 30 walker with forearm support because I have ataxia (loss of balance and coordination) and scoliosis.

It makes me stand up and is lightweight, but still not that sturdy.

Not being as sturdy as I am use to and the seat needs to be maybe 2 inches wider.

alfred a. from brighton, co (caregiver)

The person using it has CP and has had back sugury. I am trying to stand up straighter and get more mobilty to get off of it.