Double Folding Rollator Walker for Seniors – Lightweight Aluminum Frame with 300 lb Capacity, 8″ All-Terrain Wheels, 6-Level Adjustable Height Rolling Walker with Travel Bag – Blue

3 reviews for Double Folding Rollator Walker for Seniors – Lightweight Aluminum Frame with 300 lb Capacity, 8″ All-Terrain Wheels, 6-Level Adjustable Height Rolling Walker with Travel Bag – Blue

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   Stacey Groves – 2 weeks ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   Got this for air travel, as it folds up to within carryon size. I could wish the handles rose up higher, i’m 5’6″/165cm tall, and i’m at the tallest slot. It was easy to put together at the airport, and facilitated our moves through 3 international terminals in different cities. i had used airport services prior, which is good, but it’s sometimes a loooong wait. This got us out of our final airport and home within the hour, with traffic!!

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   Anna – 4 weeks ago

   Rated 4 out of 5

   
   This walker has a bunch of different features that are all helpful for different situations. First of all, it has a nice width to it and the seat has great clearance so it feels even bigger than you’d expect. This was well thought out with nothing hanging on the handles to get in the way. There’s an adjustable cup holder that clips onto the side which can expand pretty far to a large container. On the other side is a slot and velcro ties for a cane to sit and be secured. There is a red pull tab on the seat that you can gently lift with 1 or 2 fingers and it folds easily. When you put even a little weight onto it, you can hear the audible click on each side when the seat secures in place. There is a bag that hangs on the front with mesh on each side and has a double zipper pull. It’s nice and deep so it can accommodate quite a bit, but moisture could potentially get in and out due to the mesh. The handles have brakes on each side that control the rear tires. I have a bit of an issue with the setup and brakes because the brakes can be locked or held down but you can still manage to move forward with little force. The real lock applies if you try to back up and go in reverse. I think if you’re simply sitting down that it should stay mostly still, but I don’t feel confident that it would remain in place if any weight or push was applied.

   

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   Jj – 4 weeks ago

   Rated 3 out of 5

   
   Pros: I got my fav color and it is a pretty light purple. Both front wheels and back wheels are all 7 1/4″, which makes it easier to maneuver around. It is lighter then my older rollator. Cup and cane holder is a nice addition. I use the cane holder for my grabber and it fits perfect. The metal frame seems to be strong. It is easy to fold and unfold the walker. Love the big red buttons to push to close up the legs.Cons: To me, it needs some adjustments. I am 5’3″ and when I sit down, my feet swing, they don’t touch the ground. The seat is just a cheap netting, that if you wear just underwear, it becomes very uncomfortable to sit on it and leaves the netting marks on the back of skin, after sitting on it for about 20 minutes. The tote bag that attaches to walker, is also made of netting and when it rains, everything gets wet inside of the bag. The bag that you can put walker in, is to difficult to put it in. A senior with disabilities can’t do that. If the bag was a little wider, it would make it easier.The back legs are too long and can cause a safety hazard. I already have bruises on my legs and foot, from tripping over the legs. Also, if you have a nice size bottom, the seat is definitely not for you. It’s a small seat.

   

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