NOVA Medical Products Zoom Rollator Walker Blue 22 Inch (Pack of 1)

I did not catch the 18" wide between the handles part and since I"m right in the perfect height range for this rollater I jumped on it! Too bad they somehow think someone of these proportions won't be over 18" wide. Back it went! You might rate it up to 300lbs but maybe if you're 200lbs you might fit on this one

I bought the 20” sky blue, and a year later I bought the purplein a 22”. Both are beautiful. I use the blue one outdoors and in town, and my purple in my home only; I bought the 2nd (purple) one because I didn’t want to track dirt or mud on my carpet from the wheels after being outside. I’m 5’4” tall and I would say the 20” is a bit better fit for my height than the 22”, however, the 22” is not really too tall other than when I sit my feet don’t quite rest flat on the floor.I'm absolutely LOVING these. I can now walk longer, and when I do start hurting I can sit and rest. This Rollator is VERY well made, attractive, and has easily adjustable handle bars. The brakes are easy to operate with a light squeeze when I stop, and the parking brake (for when I sit) is extremely strong...no movement of the Rollator at all. It's lightweight and easy to lift it into the car, and I don't have a lot of strength left in my body! The under-seat compartment is roomy and convenient to use. The wheels move & turn easily, and with them being the wider wheels they go over grass and uneven surfaces pretty darn well... not as well as on wood, carpet, & concrete, of course.It comes assembled except for the back rest and handle bars. 1). The back rest just pushes into the tubing and has little locking buttons that pop through a hole to keep it locked in place. 2). The handle bars just slide into the tubing as well, and then you decide the height you want, and then insert the cross rod & tighten down by turning the large plastic knobs to lock it in place. Really easy to do.I bought and added an ADIRmed drink holder from Amazon. It holds my large Contigo steel mug really well. The holder has expanding ratchet arms that adjust to the size glass you are using. The unit folds up against the Rollator when not in use, or to go through tight door frames. I'm happy with this drink holder.I also bought a Hawaiian Print seat & back-rest covers (on Amazon) from Crutcheze, which personalized my Rollator and keeps me from sticking to the plastic covered seat. It fits well with elastic around it, and a pull cord to tighten and lock in place. The only negative to the cover is that it's like a stretchy polyester, and moves a little as I sit, but not enough to displace it or be much of an aggravation; I'd buy this cover again.This Rollator is worth the price, IMO.

Far more versatile than expected. Dad actually took this thing into the gradual entry pool at a resort and right into the OCEAN! The wheels are large enough to roll through shallow beach sand with a little effort and was great on all the walkways. Deeper beach sand required assistance. Until we had this, dad would mostly just sit around, now he gets out and walks around the block and walking a couple miles a day on vacation at the resort. This model doesn't fold as small for travel as others but we needed the heavier duty model to support dad when he needed to sit. It was a good trade off, it folded enough for TSA to allow it through and do gate check at the plane. We toss it in the trunk and take it along when we go out, it allows dad to feel safe getting out and about.

It wasn't easy making this purchase, I'm only in my 50s and I've always associated these walkers with little old ladies. I had knee surgery and it was recommended that I use crutches or a walker - the crutches I had, the walker I would have had to otherwise get from a hospital loan closet. When I got home after surgery, I quickly realized the crutches weren't going to work and I didn't want a used loaner around my dogs and cats (they have to lick everything).The walker arrived in two days, as promised, and the only thing necessary to begin using it right away was to insert the adjustable height handlebars. The handles have a flat surface that extends inward for resting the palm of your hand on, making it much more comfortable to hold your weight than the typical round handles. This walker doesn't have an adjustable height seat but the fixed height works very well for me - I'm 5' 3".The wheels are large and much wider than expected, providing a very smooth roll even across my hand-scraped wood floors and they transition easily from bare floor to rugs. The walker has a very good turn radius, brakes are very quick to respond and the braking mechanism is secure. It even has reflector lights on the brake handles - in case you want to walk at night?The handle to lift this into a folded position is in the middle of the large storage bag under the seat making it very easy to fold up - unlike my mother's with a handle that is forward of the seat which throws off the balance when folding it. This walker also has a locking mechanism which keeps the walker folded so it doesn't flop open when putting it in or taking it out of the car.This is a very sturdy walker, it doesn't wobble and is very quiet and smooth in its operation. I won't need it anymore in a few days but I am so glad I bought it. I can fold it up, put it in a closet to wait for the next knee surgery that my doctor has promised will happen sometime in the future.

Originally borrowed from PT, absolutely loved the hand grips (arthritis) & the 8” wheels make it so much easier to travel over gravel! The seat is comfortable & it’s easy to fold up to put into my car. It’s nice that you can store things under your seat. I originally loved the green color (reminds me of the Porsche Cayenne Havana Teal color) but I got the purple because it was $20 cheaper -and I LOVE IT!!! If you need to use a walker, you might as well be happy with your choice! I’m 5’3” and the 20” size is perfect for me! When I sit, my feet are flat on the ground. Very pleased!!!

Runs smoothly BUT The wheels could be larger for getting over certain bumps because when you hit a bump larger than a marble the walker tends to tip forward causing a fall .The seat could do with being a little wider especially for larger backsides.It will also be great if the seat was adjustable for your height.The brakes are very good though.The handles could be made a little bit longer as people like myself who have ataxia and walk with their feet wider , those people would not kick the wheels.For anyone wanting to carry bags or hook other things on their Walker I recommend these ...https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B002MXP3SM/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_41?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3DWYIK6Y9EEQBORhttps://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0057NUK2I/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3Otherwise I am quite pleased.

Ordered the Nova 4222 walker after doing my research online. My old walker had a width of 23 in. according to website specs, which fits me fine. I ordered this Nova because it advertised a width of 24.5 inches because I wanted a little wider. Setup was easy and I am happy with the quality of the product but when I sat on it I barely fit. Not sure why but returning it will be a hassle so I will try to sell it locally and look to buy from another provider. Hopefully their spec's are more on point. Anyone else had this problem with Nova products would be interested to hear. Thanks

Well made, lot of thought went into design. Being able to order according to the height of person using it is a definite plus

Se ve resistente y no es muy pesada, muy practica

This walker is smaller than most which is perfect for short elderly folks.My mom loved it!The under-seat basket is convenient and the colour is eye-catching.Stores that sell walkers SHOULD offer this size, but they don't.Fabulous quality. Highly recommend it.