Nitro Duet Rollator and Transport Chair

Easy handling. Not too heavy

Backstrap needs to be larger

larry l. from fresno, tx (caregiver)

93 yr old female heart problems

Duel use

None

kitty d. from terrell, tx

Not provided

Converts to a chair with feet from a walking aid.

So far nothing.

richard v. from nocona, tx

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The weight

Better back rest and safety belt. Improve arm rests

henry c. from claverack, ny (caregiver)

My wife 87 years old requires a walker for short distances but utilizes a rollator for longer jaunts. By utilizing the nitro duet I only have to carry

Big wheels, heavy duty and easy to use and fold

Need bariatric Duet Dual Chairs.. at least 20-22 inch wider. Or customize to larger width and height... IN HIGH DEMAND

hope j. from salt lake city, ut (caregiver)

Perfect, waker & wheelchair and easy to fold and light weight Duet Dual Chair.

the chair arrived already assembled and is lightweight, Making it easy to load in the hatchback. It can convert from wheelchair to walker in literally seconds.

Although the cup accessory is a good idea it needs to be placed in a different location as it makes the wheelchair to wide and gets knocked off when maneuvering through smaller doorways or halls.

vivian a. from crete, il (caregiver)

My 84-year-old mother was using a walker and we observed her need for additional help.

The wheels are great and move around easy. When tired, use chair which is great!!

None

alma n. from tampa, fl

65, woman with MS, Deaf, numb on left side from head to toes, can't walk very well and can't very far.

Sturdy, comfortable, versatile

Not known yet

richard r. from boynton beach, fl

Brenda, 75, has emphysema.

Sturdy and can sit and move about.

I do not feel there are any weakness problems with this product.

howard c. from merced, ca

I am user of this product since I recently lost my right leg below the knee. Although I am using my prosthesis learning to walk with rollator.

It’s stability due in part to the larger wheels; ease of use to convert to the transport chair, and relatively light weight for your caregiver to lift in and out of vehicles. The folding feature is absolutely great, making it unobtrusive both in the home and when out, as in a restaurant, so it isn’t blocking pathways. Also makes it easier to put in the car. So easy to fold and and unfold!

I haven’t found a single weakness. I absolutely love both my original Nitro Rollator and this new Duet that allows the option to have my caregiver husband push me if I run out of steam when we’re out. I highly recommend both, not only here, but to anyone who asks me about it. I’ve had numerous people comment and want to know about it and where they can find them for their loved ones who need something more stable to support them.

janis w. from sequim, wa

I have advanced osteoporosis with numerous spinal fractures. Even supported walking is difficult, 10-20 min max for walking without sitting a bit.

2 sides to sit; very strong; locks are good; you can put the footrest up or down easily

Don’t know

patricia r. from green valley, az (caregiver)

My husband has Parkinson’s disease and the traditional wheelchair is too clumsy. A walker is too flimsy. This has helped him walk

The way it folds from side to side and stays folded.

Haven’t found any yet.

mildred j. from bartlett, tn

Very happy that I can walk as long as I can and then sit and be pushed in a wheelchair. Without taking two.