Duet Transport Chair and Rollator

Easy push/big wheels/hand grip and foot plates excellent for easy use/lightweight and easy to transport/easy use for caregivers

Thighs exposed to metal parts (needs sides on seat to protect passengers from painful contact with walker)

donald s. from abilene, tx (caregiver)

Female 65yrs (ataxia cerebellum atrophy) can only walk 3' with walker. Hard to balance on scooter she's been using. Hands can't do wheel chair alone

Ability to transport when distances are long

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marcella w. from dallas, ga

92 yr old who had right foot toes amputated. Was afraid of walking again. The use of this walker is so valuable. Large wheels for easy moving

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nancy d. from pittsburgh, pa (caregiver)

My sister has MS and has limited walking ability. I take her almost everywhere and I have to be able to push her instead of her trying to walk.

Easy to use and allows sitting when tired. Can sit down and be pushed as well as being used as a walker.

Had a problem with the way the wheel is attached to the shaft?

michael k. from galena, il (caregiver)

My wife is 81 and has used a Duet Transport Rollator for about 7 or 8 years. The first was so sturdy and lasted so well we replaced it with another.

It is versatile and changes easily from rollator to transport.

Only wish there was a separate brake for transferring purposes. It is hard to hold the brakes and assist the person sitting on the chair.

teresa s. from bryson city, nc (caregiver)

It is used by a 68 year old male who is physically disabled due to a stroke.

Good quality.

I wish it were easier to collapse.

irene k. from broadview heights, oh (caregiver)

My husband suffering from brain damage as a result of surgery, radiation.

Sturdy, light weight, easy to fold and unfold

the foot rest is too close to the chair

pat v. from tucson, az (caregiver)

Pat loves her Duet Transport Chair and Rollator Lightweight Transport Wheelchair. she has vascular problems with her legs and this helps walk and rest

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joan s. from jerseyville, il

I love my duel rollator it is a life saver. I am disabled and being able to sit on it and my husband pushing me to where I need to go is great.

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keith w. from farmington, ny

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Easy to fold and compact enough to put in trunk.

My only complaint is that it quite isn't wide enough for me being 300lbs. I know there are wider models, but I like the features of Duet.

greg d. from dayton, oh

71 years young, car accident unable to walk, through rehab now able to walk a short distance using rollator. Really convenient being able to sit down.

Right height to make a short person a little higher when seated at a table.

When transporting when using the foot rest the wheels couldn't turn and when we came to a crack in the sidewalk if not careful it would upset and throw her off.

gladys z. from tamaqua, pa (caregiver)

A 90 year old petite woman.

The ease of converting from walker to chair. I have not seen this option and it is great for my Mom. It is good for her to walk and maintain her strength however she is unable to walk far. In the past we had to decide if we wanted the walker or the chair now we have both in one.

The seat is not very soft. This hasn't been an issue as she hasn't had to sit for long. I got a gel cushion but then it is too high for her to sit on.

linda c. from murray, ut (caregiver)

This chair is for my 90 year old mother. She has macular degeneration and due to weakness and stamina is unable to walk very far even with the walker.