Walker Wheel - 5" Swivel

Help to turn the walker in different directions.

A little challenging to use for my wife who had polio as a child.

richard n. from ann arbor, mi (caregiver)

Purchased this product from SpinLife for a new walker.

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dennis s. from muscatine, ia

Arthritis

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dennis s. from muscatine, ia

74, arthritis, back, hips, knees.

gives the user a sense of freedom, easy to turn around, turn corners, without lifting up Walker. Very stable. If user has this from the beginning, it is GREAT! if they have adjusted to dragging a walker with tennis balls, it may feel awkward at first, but it improves their walking, speed, and takes the handicap feeling away.

NONE!

sharon t. from campbell, ca (caregiver)

have used these wheels on two different walkers - easy to maneuver, nice gliding

these wheels have no trouble turning when you want to turn.They are built to last for a fairly long time.

no weaknesses

loretta d. from ofallon, il (caregiver)

81 years old,has a hard time walking without the help of a walker.

Exchanging the original non-swivel wheels with swivel wheels made it so much easier and safer for my father to turn with the walker.

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kathleen m. from mendon, ny (caregiver)

91 year old gentleman with decreased balance and stability when walking.

they allow turning w/out lifting walker

not available in our local DME stores

charlotte f. from crozet, va (caregiver)

96 yo, living independently in cottage, s/p stroke, ambulatory w. wheeled walker

ease of rolling and turning

none that i can think of

debbie h. from houston, tx (caregiver)

Mother age 85, osteporosis, hypertention, pace maker

good quality and large enough to make it easier on carpet and rough surfaces.

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robert b. from greenbrae, ca (caregiver)

They are very good front wheels and make it much easier for my wife

Rolls smoothly when going straight.

When turning, sometimes the wheels will go sidways and if you don't watch what you are doing it could cause you to possibly tip the walker. When they go sideways you need to move it around until you get it straightened out again.

kathy h. from ocean pines, md (caregiver)

91 years old with arthritis. She uses a walker at all times in the house.

it looks like it is the wheel that came with it,i also got ramps for my power wheel chair at a hard to beat price

none on this 1 but on my ramps i put in my van info and my wheelchair info and the wheelchair would not go up the ramps due to catching on the battery box,i did fix this by turnnimng the ramps over the only problem with that is you could run the chair off of the ramps,but i didnt have that problem yet. Rev.Howard

rev.lawrence h. from york, pa

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It's just what the PT ordered!

That it took longer to arrive than expected and that your on-line notice of shipping came after the wheels were deliverd!

gail m. from novato, ca (caregiver)

86 year old woman who is mobility impaired