Goplus Upright Walker, Heavy Duty Stand Up Folding Rollator Walker with Seat and Wheels, Padded Armrests Standard Walker, Height Adjustable Rolling Mobility Walking Aid for Seniors and Adults

It’s very simple to use and hundreds of dollars cheaper than other models. It has locking rear wheels and simple adjusting arm rest. And for under $150 you get an easy to use folding walker and it has a seat and storage bag. I also have one that you have to push like pushing a wheelchair with no one in it, but this one is like walker with someone walking on both sides of you holding you up. And unlike the one that I mentioned is like pushing a wheelchair which took me about three and a half hours to put together this one only took me 45 minutes to put together.

The only positive things about this walker are, it was easy to assemble and it's light weight for having to get in and out of a vehicle. Other than that it is worthless.Do Not think for a second you will be using this on anything other than a nice flat smooth surface. Despite what they put in the listing the wheels get stuck on the tiniest of bumps. There is no way you could use it on grass unless maybe it was a perfectly manicured golf course. The wheels are like what is on a shopping cart, and if you've ever run into the smallest pebble while grocery shopping you know what happens. I have a tile and wood floors, there's a small spot where the transition between surfaces isn't level, about an eighth of an inch difference and the wheel always gets stuck. I have almost fallen over on my face more than once when both wheels have hit small bumps are rocks at the same time.It has also had to rivets break in the last 10 days.The fact that you have to take the seat off to be able to fold it up is the stupidest of designs. It actually would not be that hard to fix it so you don't have to take the seat off, but it seems a quality well designed product isn't what they care about.

Walker was easy to assemble. Price is very reasonable and is worth purchasing. Love the seat.

I bought this walker because the distance between the front and back wheels are not far apart ( 20 inches ) so it would be easier to maneuver in small spaces. I don't like this walker because the space between the arm rests are too narrow ( 13 1/2 inches ). When trying to sit down on it, I have to scrunch my shoulders together which is very uncomfortable or sit on it a bit sideways which is not safe for me. If you are not at all overweight, it might work for you.

First of all it arrived broken one of the rivets was broken so it had to be repaired before I could use. Would have returned but I would have had to pay almost half of what I paid for it to return ($60). Was offered a rebate for not returning which was ok but I have a walker in my living room that I can’t use. Does not feel sturdy enough for someone on the heavier side.

This walker is different and will have to get use to it. but i cant figue out how to fold it to put in trunk fo my car to use... so i have it sitting in a room and never been used. I reall need to din out how it works with the foling.

I Wish He'd Use It More. My Thinking Was, That It Would Help Alleviate His Back Pain.The Good News Is, He Hasn't Had A Fall While Using This Upright Walker.So, For Right Now, I'm Happy With That!!

Love walking upright. Lightweight and affordable. The only downside is having to remove seat in order to fold. Not easy to do on my own. Decided to use only in the house, regular rollator in the car for excursions.