4 Wheel Rollator Walker with Seat for Seniors, Steel Foldable Rolling Walker, 300 lb, 8″/10″Wheels, Height and Handles Adjustable, Walker for Mobility Impaired, Blue

4 reviews for 4 Wheel Rollator Walker with Seat for Seniors, Steel Foldable Rolling Walker, 300 lb, 8″/10″Wheels, Height and Handles Adjustable, Walker for Mobility Impaired, Blue

1. 

   Pat Nelson – 2 months ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   🔥 TL/DR: This is a solid mid-priced rollator that delivers on all fronts. It’s sturdy, highly adjustable, and folds down for transport. Assembly was straightforward, though the instructions were a bit confusing. The slick wheels are standard for these devices but may reduce indoor traction. Still, I give it five stars.👍 Pros:• Arrived well packaged with all parts protected• Straightforward assembly for most users• Wide height range accommodates tall users (up to well over my 6’1”)• Comfortable, ergonomic handgrips• Very roomy storage compartment• Sturdy build, rated for up to 300 lbs• Locks securely into place when unfolding• Large swivel wheels allow good maneuverability• Parking brake included• Folds fairly compactly for transport👎 Cons:• Instructions are small, unclear, and reference a slightly different model• Slick tires provide limited braking on smooth indoor surfaces• Weighs about 20 lbs, which may be too heavy for some users to lift📝 Details:The rollator arrived securely packed and undamaged. All the components were protected and organized for easy unpacking. Assembly took under an hour, including unboxing. The instructions were a weak point: a small black-and-white sheet covered a different variant of the model, which caused initial confusion about the missing handgrips. Fortunately, the Amazon listing matches the actual product, and no parts were missing.The unit is very adjustable. Both the risers and wheel inserts can be set to different heights, and in my testing (I’m 6’1”), it had plenty of range to spare. The rubberized handgrips are contoured and feel good in use, which matters since they bear much of your weight when walking.The nylon seat and crossbars feel secure. I can’t test the 300 lb weight limit, but everything looks and feels sturdy. The seat supports lock with a reassuring click when unfolded, which helps ensure proper setup.The front wheels are large and swivel 360 degrees, making navigation easy. Brakes are strong, and the parking brake feature is appreciated. However, like nearly all rollators, the wheels are slick with no tread. This affects traction on smooth surfaces like hardwood or tile floors. On rougher outdoor surfaces, this is less of a concern.The under-seat storage pouch is quite generous, with enough space for personal items or shopping. The rollator folds by collapsing the crossbars and pushing the sides together. It folds relatively flat, but lifting it into a car trunk may be a challenge for those with limited strength.Overall, this is a well-made product. The installation instructions and slick tires are worth noting, but they don’t seriously detract from the quality and function. Highly recommended.——–I’m honored to be included in the Amazon Vine program, and I work really hard to make these reviews and videos helpful. I put in a lot of effort to try to help you learn the most important facts about the product. Good luck with your decision, and if you do decide to buy the product, I hope the things you find in this review make it easier to use.

   

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   Pat Nelson – 2 months ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   🔥 TL/DR: This is a solid mid-priced rollator that delivers on all fronts. It’s sturdy, highly adjustable, and folds down for transport. Assembly was straightforward, though the instructions were a bit confusing. The slick wheels are standard for these devices but may reduce indoor traction. Still, I give it five stars.👍 Pros:• Arrived well packaged with all parts protected• Straightforward assembly for most users• Wide height range accommodates tall users (up to well over my 6’1”)• Comfortable, ergonomic handgrips• Very roomy storage compartment• Sturdy build, rated for up to 300 lbs• Locks securely into place when unfolding• Large swivel wheels allow good maneuverability• Parking brake included• Folds fairly compactly for transport👎 Cons:• Instructions are small, unclear, and reference a slightly different model• Slick tires provide limited braking on smooth indoor surfaces• Weighs about 20 lbs, which may be too heavy for some users to lift📝 Details:The rollator arrived securely packed and undamaged. All the components were protected and organized for easy unpacking. Assembly took under an hour, including unboxing. The instructions were a weak point: a small black-and-white sheet covered a different variant of the model, which caused initial confusion about the missing handgrips. Fortunately, the Amazon listing matches the actual product, and no parts were missing.The unit is very adjustable. Both the risers and wheel inserts can be set to different heights, and in my testing (I’m 6’1”), it had plenty of range to spare. The rubberized handgrips are contoured and feel good in use, which matters since they bear much of your weight when walking.The nylon seat and crossbars feel secure. I can’t test the 300 lb weight limit, but everything looks and feels sturdy. The seat supports lock with a reassuring click when unfolded, which helps ensure proper setup.The front wheels are large and swivel 360 degrees, making navigation easy. Brakes are strong, and the parking brake feature is appreciated. However, like nearly all rollators, the wheels are slick with no tread. This affects traction on smooth surfaces like hardwood or tile floors. On rougher outdoor surfaces, this is less of a concern.The under-seat storage pouch is quite generous, with enough space for personal items or shopping. The rollator folds by collapsing the crossbars and pushing the sides together. It folds relatively flat, but lifting it into a car trunk may be a challenge for those with limited strength.Overall, this is a well-made product. The installation instructions and slick tires are worth noting, but they don’t seriously detract from the quality and function. Highly recommended.——–I’m honored to be included in the Amazon Vine program, and I work really hard to make these reviews and videos helpful. I put in a lot of effort to try to help you learn the most important facts about the product. Good luck with your decision, and if you do decide to buy the product, I hope the things you find in this review make it easier to use.

   

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   AmazonCustomer – 4 weeks ago

   Rated 4 out of 5

   
   This rollator has a sturdy frame and large front wheels with smaller rear wheels. The unit includes hand brakes.The seat, which was an important aspect of choosing this unit, was slightly disappointing. It is wide but shallow and feels slightly angled. The angle is not such that I feel like I will fall off – just odd. The back support is very nice and the options for height of both the wheels and the handles are good.The components were simple to install. There are 4 wheel shafts and the 2 handle shafts. There were numbers…. 1 on the insert and 1 on the component. The assembly went quickly and easily until trying to tighten the bolts. See more details about this below.The negatives -The odd angel of the seat.The bolts to attach the 6 components that were not attached when it was received. These are bolts with large plastic wheel type fasteners on one side ….but the other side…has no easy way to hold that end in place. I finally resorted to using a large pair of flat bladed nippers ( horse hoof nippers for reference ) to hold the rounded / short shouldered – very minimal bolt heads on the opposite side of the large plastic fasteners. See photo in my review of the type of tool I used to hold the flat end. To clarify, there was not enough of a protrusion to use a crescent, a socket or pair of pliers without severely scaring the rollator. Being able to grip the short shoulder at a 90 degree angle, I could hold the bolt in place and twist the plastic fastener.The bolts have a blue lock-tite on them. This makes the presumption that I will set the height and keep it there after it is set. In my family, I expect to need to change the height of this rollator based on who in my family is having surgery or has taken a fall. I learned in my 30’s that injury and health are not necessarily aligned with age.I hope my thoughts and photos help someone.

   

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   AmazonCustomer – 4 weeks ago

   Rated 4 out of 5

   
   This rollator has a sturdy frame and large front wheels with smaller rear wheels. The unit includes hand brakes.The seat, which was an important aspect of choosing this unit, was slightly disappointing. It is wide but shallow and feels slightly angled. The angle is not such that I feel like I will fall off – just odd. The back support is very nice and the options for height of both the wheels and the handles are good.The components were simple to install. There are 4 wheel shafts and the 2 handle shafts. There were numbers…. 1 on the insert and 1 on the component. The assembly went quickly and easily until trying to tighten the bolts. See more details about this below.The negatives -The odd angel of the seat.The bolts to attach the 6 components that were not attached when it was received. These are bolts with large plastic wheel type fasteners on one side ….but the other side…has no easy way to hold that end in place. I finally resorted to using a large pair of flat bladed nippers ( horse hoof nippers for reference ) to hold the rounded / short shouldered – very minimal bolt heads on the opposite side of the large plastic fasteners. See photo in my review of the type of tool I used to hold the flat end. To clarify, there was not enough of a protrusion to use a crescent, a socket or pair of pliers without severely scaring the rollator. Being able to grip the short shoulder at a 90 degree angle, I could hold the bolt in place and twist the plastic fastener.The bolts have a blue lock-tite on them. This makes the presumption that I will set the height and keep it there after it is set. In my family, I expect to need to change the height of this rollator based on who in my family is having surgery or has taken a fall. I learned in my 30’s that injury and health are not necessarily aligned with age.I hope my thoughts and photos help someone.

   

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