Medline Steel Rollator Walker for Adult Mobility Impairment, Blue, 350 lb. Weight Capacity, 6” Wheels, Foldable, Adjustable Handles, Rolling Walker for Seniors

This walker is absolutely perfect! It was easy to put together and I find it to be very stable and easy to roll around the house. I was able to roll my coffee on the seat to my home office this morning rather than trying to balance it in one hand while using a cane in the other. Will seriously consider purchasing another walker to keep in the car. I find it the perfect height for me and had my 6' husband try it out since one reviewer said it was too short for her. He found it to be comfortable but I did notice he was a little stooped trying it out. I am 5'3" and I have the handle height at its' highest.

My 83 year old Mother broke her hip. She loves this thing. Gives her so much confidence as fear of falling is huge for her now. She loves being able to sit on it if she gets tired or just the help her get some chores done on her own. Fantastic price. Sturdy. Folds to get in and out of the car but she can just lick it up and loan it in the back of her SUV and off she goes. The little bag is a bonus. Allows her to carry things around with ease.

Exactly what I needed. Easy to assemble. Very sturdy.

We’ve bought one for a family member and another for a friend.One lady is very heavy 220 plus and went from the traditional lift and move walker to the rolling style and it has been a godsend for her. She definitely fills the seat when she sits in it to do chores or take a break and has had nothing but good to say. The other user has a similar “Drive” brand unit but prefers this one for primary use.My ONE STAR DING complaint is universal to just about ALL these walkers no matter the brand. The brakes are really an afterthought. I know hand strength must be a consideration but that’s a simple design flaw. I just worry that if they ever really need the brakes to parent a trip they won’t provide the needed stopping power.One uses the cup holder marketed with it and the other the combo cup/cell phone holder and both are pleased as well. The only complaint is that they have to clamp to the padded area of the walker. The holders aren’t strong enough to clamp securely to the metal tubing alone without slipping

I have a bad knee but manage to get around fine most of the time, but discovered last year - after going to Disney with kids and grandkids - that all the walking at Disney is now too much for me in a day. I tried a cane which helped. One day I rented a scooter which was great but lots of $$$$. My kids are talking about wanting to go to Disney again soon so I decided I would try to prepare better. My dad used to have a rolling walker and I decided this might be the answer.I liked this one for the price, and the blue color (LOL). It arrived and was lightweight. I can easily pick it up with one hand. It was easy to assemble. The wheels roll smoothly. It folds up pretty well to get it on a Disney tram or something. The seat with backrest is a nice feature. It's supposed to support up to 350 pounds which sounds amazing considering how lightweight it is.The only reason I give it four stars instead of five is the length of the handles. The instructions say that you should stand next to it with your arms by your sides, and the handles should be raised to the level of your wrists. Well even when I have the handles fully extended to the highest height they will go the handle is about 2-3 inches lower than my wrists, so is just a little shorter than I would like. I'm 5'7" so I'm not a peanut, but I'm not exceptionally tall either! Based on the instructions it doesn't seem like anyone taller than about 5'4" could actually raise the handles high enough to match the assembly directions (raise as high as your wrists) - and they would be unlikely to need 350 pounds! So a large man, for example, might need it for the weight, but would be unlikely to raise the handles high enough to be comfortable. For me the handles seem close enough, even though a little lower than I would like - but I think I will be able to manage.

It's sturdy but lightweight. Easy to adjust height and easy to move around. I wish the tires were a bit bigger too be able to go over gravel

I didn’t want to use a walker, I guess it hurt my pride, but with knee pain and arthritis making my mobility an issue, I finally gave in. If I wanted to be out and about and not stay at home full time, this worked well. I feel very secure, it’s easy to maneuver and I’m able to use it anywhere I go. I keep one in my SUV and another one is the house. I use it as a cart to transfer laundry, take items to and from the pantry and first thing in the morning when the pain is at it’s worst. I rarely sit on it but when I do, it’s very sturdy. Supports my size well, 5’8”, 215# and the compartment is a great addition to carry my purse. I’ve got a better quality of life back since I purchased this item.

Easy to assemble