Heavy Duty Walker

TL;DR Very highly recommend!Absolutely love the stability I have with this walker. Being able to stand upright and walk means I am walking faster than I did with other equipment. I feel sturdy and supported. The seat is a little shallow but comfortable for a short rest. It might not fit through doorways without being collapsed, just check the door first.Customer service is amazing, my rep Khloee helped me with a replacement reflector. The replacement was delivered quickly and is in place ready to roll. Definitely reach out to customer service if you have questions.Assembly was quick and easy, the numbered height and width options means I can easily remember the settings if I need to disassemble for travel in a smaller trunk. It's light enough I can lift it into the suv myself. It folds flatter than previous equipment and stores easily.

I just put this walker together today! So far I'm pretty pleased.Pros:-I can assemble it myself , with no extra tools! I'm not very strong or very Handy so that's a big deal.- It's easy to use standing fully upright, even for me, at 5'11.- nice wide seat, and much more comfortable than my former walker.-the carryall bag that comes with it is really nice and well built- the attached cane-holder is a small piece of brilliant design, it works GREAT-really like the bright blue color! helps it not feel so much like industrial medical equipment.Cons:- good thing it's easy to put together, because the instructions are terrible. Watch the assembly videos some people have attached here, and lay out everything yourself before starting. Seriously the included instructions are some of the worst I've seen.- reeeeeally bad turning radius. I've used walkers for decades so I'm used to them not being real adroit, but this thing turns like a chair. Which is kind of what it is.- it IS pretty heavy for a walker; I could see some users struggling with it on curbs and doorways.Also, NOT a con but important to note: this really is for TALLER, HEAVIER WALKER USERS. A lot is adjustable, but the base height of the seat is on the tall side of comfortable even for me. I think anyone under 5'6" at the shortest will be left swinging their heels. Managing the weight of it while walking also depends on your center of gravity,and I think that would be harder for a shorter chair user. Think about the measurements and ignore the photos here when considering purchase!I don't know how well this will hold up, but it seems sturdy! And I love the design.

I am a 60 year old disabled and large woman. I love the ability to stand up straighter using this rollator instead of my old one which forces you to bend forward more, hurting your back. It's also difficult to find a rollator that can adjust for my short height. This one is great for that for walking, but with my 5'3' frame, the larger model seat height is a bit of a challenge to get into. This is the larger, bariatric model so I don't know if that makes a difference in seat height. It would be nice if they made these seat heights at standard chair height. I found a workaround with a folding stool I can carry in the attachable bag that comes with the unit. The stool also serves nicely as a footrest for my dangling stubby legs. The downside is you have to remove the stool from the bag to fold the unit completely. Assembly was fairly simple, though it's good that I have mechanical ability. The instructions might be a little tough for someone who isn't so inclined. It's very sturdy and very easy to fold. I haven't had to take it in the car yet so I don't know how difficult that will be. I think it will be easier than the old one, actually. I have to watch not to get my fingers caught in the scissor-type mechanism on the old one. Since this model is larger than the standard one offered by the company, the folding mechanism is helpful in navigating through narrower hallways and doorways. Just pull up on the strap on the seat enough to partially fold and roll on through to the other side. I love the blue color, too :-) The bag is handy and large and zips closed in front for convenient access to items. There is also a hook for purse, etc., and an attachment to carry a cane with you or an umbrella. I often take a cane for occasional shorter walks away from the rollator. You could also use the attachment accessory for a grabber/reaching tool for grocery shopping and such. You will probably have to fidget with the height adjustment for a bit to get it just right for comfortable walking, but it isn't difficult.