GetGo Groove

Perfect

It is extremely difficult to lift out of car trunk due to weight, especially as I am an 82 year old widow living alone. Wish it was lighter, plus it does not have anything to keep it closed when lifting.

margaret k. from lincoln, ca

82 years old. Need help walking-unable to walk without support and assistance.

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james h. from white rock, nm (caregiver)

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Easy to assemble, appears sturdy construction - just starting to use it. Appreciate it is usable for under 5 ft tall.

Folding it up and keeping it that way! I tried bungee cord to keep it folded up when checked with baggage at airport but didn't really work. I need this to be portable in cases I can't take my electric wheelchair.

j. e. from goodview, va

Age 63 female obese (220# 4 ft 11 in) osteoarthritis in knees, hips etc, also hands & shoulders Use electric wheelchair most of the time.

User can sit on it. User can carry items in the pouch under the seat. It is compact and lightweight so the caregiver can easily fold and put in the car trunk.

The clips that hold the brake cord come off and get lost. I [the caregiver] have to be careful not to pinch my fingers when loading it into the car trunk as the hinges on the seat slide down. Not sure what could be done about that.

ann o. from millington, nj (caregiver)

The user is 78 years old with Parkinson's disease.

Ease of use. Smooth ride. Tires don't get caught in sidewalks or bumpy terrain. Easy to turn and easy to control stop.

A little heavy for someone not strong to handle. The box/seat lid is hard to control when you try to put the folded walker in the car.The brake wires stick out too far from the sides and catch on everything.

carol m. from corte madera, ca

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james k. from freeport, il

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The larger wheels which allow better moved on ground which is not paved and ease of putting walker in vehicle for transport.

Bag begins to deteriorate over time when cart is folded to be put in vehicle frequently. Wheels cannot be replaced easily when they deteriorate over time from break use.

mona h. from idaho falls, id (caregiver)

My mom is struggling with walking from a hip break and now stage 4 liver cancer chemo.

it's perfect for mall shopping where no carts are available to hold oxygen and lean on

Wish seat storage was a bit deeper.

christine p. from saugus, ma

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The seat design and the big wheels, the sturdiness.

The breaks are hard to disengage, the handles do not go up high enough, there Is NO closure lock (even two velcros straps would do)' so it is hard to put in a car without coming undone, a foot sling for emergencies where it could be used as a temporary wheelchair would be great so the rider does not have to hold their feet up.

sarah t. from ewing, nj (caregiver)

Balance problems and arthritic hip

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Basket should have a solid flat bottom

joseph m. from tinton falls, nj

physical disability

overall weight and ease of use is good.

Something needs to be improved in order to keep from pinching hands and/or fingers with the scissor like side brace on each side used to open or close the unit !!!!!

al k. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)

age=83, diabetic, does not care about exercising.

I personally like the walker and have no problems...

only a little big and heavy

katherine s. from hyannis, ma

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