GetGo Super

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louis m. from tiverton, ri

age 71 cardiac iInsufficiency, weakness, unsteady gait, difficulty standing.

Everything!

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carl f. from thompsons station, tn

MS

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carl f. from thompsons station, tn

Diagnostred with remitting/relapsing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) 34 years agon 1978. Secondary Progressive MS fofr last 10+ years.

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sam k. from rawlins, wy

male,85,neuropothy

Looks super cool, not like the old silver metal walkers. Independently assembled by a 84 year old male! Very sturdy, able to negotiate unlevel terrain when walking over grassy areas. Wonderful product. Very easy to use.

Bulky/heavy to lift into car by patient. Caregiver needs to assist with this. Slight navigational difficulty through the house in areas where there is a lot of furniture.

ann marie s. from alexandria, va (caregiver)

85 year old male with bilateral knee arthritis and with cancer who wanted to be able to independently get out in his backyard to enjoy his garden.

design and workmanship of product

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charles b. from thousand oaks, ca

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height, ease of movement and easy folding for travel. light weight for packing.

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robert e. from devens, ma (caregiver)

age 91,with a badly comprimised hip, now is able to navigate the long walks from parking garage to hospital corridors. he feels his gate has improved

Rolls easily and is stable for sitting down. I hope that it lasts as long as I do.

There should be some simple method to hold it in the folded position to make it easier to pack in the car or trunk.

keith b. from naples, fl

I have issues with back spasms from spinal stenosis that require me to sit down every 300 yards or so. This roller walker suits my needs nicely.

Though I am 79 years of age, I am not using the Nova in a conventional way. I still get around without the ordinary need for the Nova. I like to paint out-of-doors (plein air painting) and I use it to walk to locations I want to paint while carrying my paints and easel. There is no doubt that in the future I will start using to walk at a time when my walking gets very unsteady. Until then, it works perfectly for my artistic needs. .

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robert a. from san francisco, ca

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Ease of use, construction, reasonably light weight, easy to transport, provides great support for a wobbly user.

The seat needs a good cushion. The accessory cushion doesn't help all that much and is extremely difficult to install. I'd nuke the accessory cushion and provide a thick, padded, comfortable cushion instead. In my physical therapy program I do a fair amount of sitting on the walker seat and would appreciate a more comfortable cushion.

james h. from reno, nv

I'm a 67 year old man recovering from heart transplant surgery. The walker is far superior from the version supplied by the hospital on discharge.

the tire size made it super easy to navigate, the taller handles allowed for good posture

there are not buffers on the "screws/washers" that meet the seat back bar when it folds forward for collapsing the unit. My Get Go got scratched on both sides the first day...I had to cover the "screws" with band-aids which made my Get Go look not so good.

linda l. from oxmard, ca

57 yr female total knee replacement

I like the four wheels and ability to use it to sit down.

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lewis p. from santa clara, ca

I am 53 years old and have a lung condition which makes it hard for me to walk. The new walker is great and just wnat I wanted.