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Rollator Walker with Seat, Rollator Walker for Seniors Lightweight Foldable Drive Walkers with Seat & 8” Wheels, Aluminum Frame (Red)
Original price was: $90.89.$80.79Current price is: $80.79.
- 【Walkers for Seniors】ALIESTFDNO Rollator Walker boasts a lightweight, seamless, and sturdy aluminum frame. With its 6-speed adjustable height ranging from 37″ to 42″, it accommodates users from 5 to 6.5 feet tall, providing the elderly and patients with an easier and more confident walking experience. It also supports a weight capacity of up to 300 pounds.
- 【Dual Brakes】Our rollator walker is equipped with dual brakes that allow for controlled downhill descent by gently applying upward pressure to manage speed, which avoid moving too fast. The anti-skid of the wheels ensures a stronger grip, preventing slippage between the wheel and the road surface. Additionally, the handbrake can be pressed while walking to control speed or pulled down to lock when it’s time to sit or stop walking.
- 【360-Degree Anti-Slip Swivel】Featuring 8-inch all-terrain tires with shock absorption, the ALIESTFDNO Rollator Walker’s 360-degree anti-slip swivel front wheels offer excellent mobility, making movement easy and smooth. It can navigate uneven roads with ease, reducing the impact of bumps caused by an uneven road surface, and is good for traversing gravel, grass, dirt, and gaps in sidewalks.
- 【Easy for Transport and Storage】Simply pull up the handle on the seat to fold the walker in seconds, allowing for easy passage through narrow spaces. The frame is designed to fold compactly, and the walker comes with detachable wheels that feature quick-release mechanisms. This design minimizes transport weight and dimensions by enabling wheel removal.
- 【Convenient & Comfortable】Included is a multifunctional bag that doubles as a travel case, making transportation and storage a breeze. The walker also features a seat and a backrest for relaxation during rest periods.
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Additional information
| Weight | 20.55 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27 × 16.5 × 9 in |
| Product Dimensions | 27 x 16.5 x 9 inches; 20.55 Pounds |
| Date First Available | June 28, 2024 |
| ASIN | B0D8BG188Z |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | ALIESTFDNO |
5 reviews for Rollator Walker with Seat, Rollator Walker for Seniors Lightweight Foldable Drive Walkers with Seat & 8” Wheels, Aluminum Frame (Red)
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Monica Hilts –
Easy assembly works great
SteveB27 –
I have tried and reviewed a good number of rollator walkers and this one has some differences from most.Some of those differences are:- TIRES: The 8” tires have large notches in them that I believe makes them more “all terrain”. With that, it rolls louder than any I have encountered (hopefully the sound in my included brief 13second video makes the sound apparent. I’m not saying it is too loud rolling, but the sound will announce your presence.- BRAKES: Perhaps the best I have encountered stopping the tires. The combination of the wide metal brake shoes that fit in to the large tire notches make for se stops.- COLLAPSIBILITY: This rollator collapses closed when the handle on the top of the seat is lifted (down to 6” to 9.5” wide). That’s not different, but for really collapsing it for travel or storage, there are locking pins that can be removed on all 4 legs that allow them to fold making this one of the most compact rollators when folded. It arrives in the box that way and is really a small footprint.- ARRIVES (ESSENTIALLY) ASSEMBLED: Assembly involves opening the collapsed rollator, unfolding the legs and inserting the locking pins, and attaching the included storage bag (with zippers and a weather resistant lining. Note I had a considerably difficult time inserting one of the rear leg locking pins.My features observations include:- OPENING ROLLATOR: This required my attention: I really had to press down on both ends of the seat and make sure it snapped in to the locked position.- SEATING AREA: The seating area’s narrow point between the handle bars is about 18”. As a larger than average sized man I found it large enough but I am not near the 300-pound capacity.- STABILITY: This rollator felt very stable and se when I walked with it or sat in the seat.- SEAT: The seat is mesh which I like as it provides more flexibility when sitting. HOWEVER, there is a sizable raised handle on top of the seat; others of this type of seat I have tried and reviewed use flat material handles providing better overall comfort.- OTHER FEATURES: 1) The zippered storage bag is a good size with a water-resistant lining. 2) The brakes have 2 functions: stop and lock. 3) The seat back can flip so you can sit facing either direction. 4) There are 6 easy to adjust arm height positions. 5) The sides of the front wheels have reflectors. 6) There are no beverage or cane holders commonly found on many rollators.OVERALL: There are a good number of features I like about this rollator and I would not hesitate to use it. Based on others I have tried and reviewed in this price range, many of which are made by companies with a large mobility equipment selection, I personally might go in another direction.
Linda A. Hattier –
easy to assemble. instruction easy to follow. moves easily in small spaces.
cirkatianrhythm –
Took me a few tries to get this put together but it works great.
Circejane –
I really needed a walker that could fold up and go into the back of a vehicle easily. This one does, and it’s lightweight enough that almost anyone can lift it in and out of a car. It also collapses to two different levels–one where it’s almost completely flat, the other where it takes up a bit more space, but pops open immediately when you need it.The brakes work well, there’s a bag you can velcro to the front (at seat level) for storage, and the walker can be used as a seat whenever needed. The seat part is mesh, and like a very sturdy, unmoving hammock style. The back is a rigid band that bows out in the front. The two parts give a nice amount of support, and allow the walker to be as portable as it is. Something with a hard seat would be much bulkier.The wheels are sturdy and go over uneven ground with ease. The walker itself was very easy to assemble, and is simple to fold down and unfold. It’s a little narrower than some walkers I’ve seen, but a 5’10”, 300 lb person used it without any difficulty and remarked how comfortable it was. The height is also highly adjustable.