Nitro Duet Rollator and Transport Chair

The dual use - rollator and transport chair. My husband is unable to walk long distances. This provides the perfect solution for both short walks using the rollator, and longer distances using the transport chair. The extra light weight of this device is a real plus for caregivers.

No weaknesses. It dual use, light weight, and a perfect solution for my husband's needs. LOVE THIS MOBILITY AIDE!

kathryn t. from center, ga (caregiver)

My husband is mobility impaired; he cannot walk long distances. This chair is PERFECT for him!

Lightweight, change over to wheel chair, storage for oxygen machine.

Right wheel gets hung up when turning. Wheel is warped when spinning may be causing that. Or bearing put in at a slight angle.

lane c. from candor, nc (caregiver)

Getting around the house an easy to take to appoinments and light enough to put in the back seat.

Very easy to push my mom. Works very well.

no weakness

robert l. from ontario, ca, ca

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sharon m. from hampton, va

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light weight and durable with ease of use for the user

doesn't last forever

john r. from greeley, co (caregiver)

My wife is the user

As a rollator, the Nitro Duet features great ergonomic cushioned grips and easy to use brakes. It has a larger seat than the standard Nitro rollator. The large front and rear wheels make traversing easy over indoor and outdoor soft & hard surfaces. Decent sized storage bag. Very stylish and receives many compliments. Very easy to convert to a transport chair. The transport chair arm rests are small, but padded and comfortable. The footrests are easy to lower and raise. The footrests are decently sized. The Nitro Duet folds easily with just a pull of a strap on the seat. The Nitro Duet easily opens up.

The storage bag can fall off easily as it does not lock on like the standard Nitro rollator. The back straps of the footrest can come loose as the velcro is a bit weak. The transport chair is best for shorter distances where one needs a push when a person can no longer walk or going in & out of doctor appointments or at a hospital. For longer distances and sitting time, a person may be more comfortable using a wheelchair with larger standard seat and larger wheels that make it easier to push by self-propel or by caregiver/spouse. 

joseph p. from palmdale, ca

43 year old male suffering from degenerative lumbar spine conditions: congenital, acquired, and dynamic stenosis causing neurogenic claudication.

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janice p. from mill valley, ca (caregiver)

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This dual-feature walker is durable, well-made, and lightweight.

I asked my mom what would she change about her new walker. And, She said, absolutely nothing. “It is perfect”

janet h. from buellton, ca (caregiver)

I purchased this amazing walker for my mom who is now  84 years Fine.  She referred to it as her “Red Lamborghini”

I don’t need to have two pieces of equipment in my care.  This allows me the freedom of rollator and also a wheelchair for my husband to push me if I have to go any distance.  

It’s a little bigger than most of my former walkers, but not a huge problem.

terrence w. from allegan, mi

I am a 76 year old female with a number of rheumatic diseases.  I can no longer walk without a walker or having my husband push me in a wheelchair. 

Easily foldable. Foldable leg-rests. Sturdy frame.

The front big wheels wobble at times when going over paved tar road, stone/brick paved streets, etc.

helen c. from port washington, ny

65 yr old cancer patient with pelvic issues who needs to sit down in the transport chair after using the rollator for a short period of time.

Weight and ease to transport

The seat and back rest.

brenda p. from greensboro, nc (caregiver)

Seems to be pretty sturdy. My husbands weighs about 165 lbs and it rolls easily with him. Seat could be a bit more comfortable, but overall it works

Easy handling. Not too heavy

Backstrap needs to be larger

larry l. from fresno, tx (caregiver)

93 yr old female heart problems