Rollator Walker for Seniors with Cup Holder, Upgraded Thumb Press Button for Height Adjustment, 4 x 8 Wheels Walker with Seat Padded Backrest Folding Lightweight Walking Aid, Blue

Very nice walker. Good build quality. The larger wheels allow it to roll easily over many surfaces and the height is easily adjustable. It folds nicely and fits perfectly in even the smallest of vehicle trunks. Not too heavy when lifting to put into the trunk and the color is nice and different from all the red and black walkers usually seen.

Bought for my dad to use after his immune treatments. It was easy to get it out and set up. It is very sturdy and helped him regain his balance and coordination. The hand brakes lock well, holding strong. It is lightweight and easy to pack in the car. My dad is 6’2” and it seemed to be a good height for him.

Got for my mid-80s mother. We had been looking at other walkers in use in the retirement community where she lives, getting feedback on best features, etc. This seemed to have it all. Easy to assemble. Has a chair, a basket/bag to hold items, cane holder, sturdy frame, adjustable height of arms. Moves smoothly, really seems to do everything we need and less expensive than ones at area DME stores.

I was in a bad car accident and I need a walker while I heal. I chose this one partly because it says it weighs just 14.8 lbs. That is important for me because I need to get it in and out of my car. It’s actually closer to 18 lbs but I’m making it work. It’s really sturdy and easy to manage while getting around. Very durable wheels. The included cup holder just slides around so I bought an adjustable one. I would have given it five stars except for the misleading weight. If I didn’t need to get it in and out of my car by myself with an injured back, it would be a perfect walker.

I love this walker. I have always used a standard rollerator. I got the first one a while ago for my husband after his total knee replacement. He called it his "cadillac". So when I had major back surgery on both sides of my back I also got one.PROS: It is lightweight and easy to fold, just pull up on the handle on the seat. I like the fact that when I pass through the kitchen I can just pull it up as I go through the kitchen (we have a rather small kitchen) and use it back down when I am threw the narrow areas. I really like the cup/phone holder and cane holder (I put my reacher in the cane holder). very handy! It was very easy to pt together out of the box. It handles on the paved road very easily (I haven't tried on grass yet, my physical therapist says Not Yet!) It is comfortable to sit on with good wide back support.CONS: As much as the cup/phone holder is handy I do have to be careful with it. It tends to swivel and is easy to hit on something if you don't pay attention. I have hit the side of the doorway and my car and since it swivels easily I have dropped my phone out of the holder (no breakage!) so one needs to be very aware of it sticking out. Another thing to watch is when walking through a narrow space is your feet. If you close it up to much the wheels make it hard to walk without pushing it too far ahead of you which makes it unsafe. While the seat is more comfortable and supportive it is made of cloth and more narrow than a standard rollator it doesn't allow to carry much on the seat (unlike a standard rollator which has a firmer and larger seats). The only other disadvantage is that due to the longer legs in the back I can't fit it in my trunk so it has to go in the back seat. Harder to get it and out than the trunk. However I must add that I have a small car (Kia Niro)Over all it is a great buy, just be aware of the few things I mentioned. Pros outweigh cons.

I love this walker. Con: The cupholder sticks out to the side and get knocked off easily. I would not use it. There is no where else to attach it. I do wish that the zipper part would unzip toward me instead of away for better security.Pro: It is very light compared to others. Easy to take in and out of car trunk. When you fold it up, it is still stable. The other kind just falls over. When walking through an area that is narrower than the walker, you can pick up the folding strap a bit and the walker narrows but it is still stable. Far superior to other style. It is very comfortable to sit on. Easy to handle.

It's sturdy, it's rolls and turns incredibly smooth and it's easy to fold, looks nice.The seat is very high, I am only 5'3.5" and my feet kind of dangle when seated, the seat it canvas and minimally padded so sitting gets very uncomfortable very quickly esp when your feet are dangling. The seat is very narrow from front to back and the back rest extends far away from the back edge of the seat so minimal support to your back. The worst problem though is that the legs/wheels extend very far beyond the handles, and they are very high profile. They are in the way when stepping away from the walker. This has caused multiple injuries to my toes, back of my heels and my ankles. It damaged one of my toes so badly that my toe nail was ripped off. Very protective shoes are needed here. I am learning to work with this problem and be extremely careful to push it far enough away before I try to step away and I have recently noticed less injuries. However, this is a dangerous design flaw so BE CAREFUL!! Also, even when I place a tray on the seat to move drink or plate of food or anything else to another location, the items and the tray slide completely off the seat and I have broken a few nice dishes and had several messes to clean up. I have ordered a non skid/slip tray to hopefully improve that situation but have received it yet. The cup holder is a great idea, but it sticks out so far that it gets knocked off every time I go through a doorway or a narrow area so I had to just take it off.