Rollator Walkers for Seniors with Seat, 8″ All Terrain Wheels, Durable Aluminum Frame, Lightweight Foldable Walker with Ergonomic Seat, Height Adjustable Rolling Walker

3 reviews for Rollator Walkers for Seniors with Seat, 8″ All Terrain Wheels, Durable Aluminum Frame, Lightweight Foldable Walker with Ergonomic Seat, Height Adjustable Rolling Walker

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   PNW Guy – 2 months ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   Its sturdy, lightweight, adjustable, comfortable (seat) and has large solid rubber wheels. It can handle packed gravel altho I wouldnt recommend it, makes for rocky travels haha. It handled smoothly on my not so smooth yard, thats a plus. It folds but to really make it fit into tight spaces you’d need to disassemble the front wheel/handle bars which involves removing 4 hand wheels/bolts which is easy enough if youve got someone or somewhere to do it. I can sit on the back of my car hatch but not everyone can do that. I was expecting an ikea like product but its far from it. Fully disassembled in the box it came in was 17x22x7 inches. There were only a few parts and it came with one extra of each: short handwheel bolt, long handwheel bolt and screw for the back brace. The pics show some of the measurements. Would I recommend it, absolutely I already have. Ive used a wheelchair a walker and such in the past but these things are really nice if you can use one. The only recommendations I have are get a drink holder and while your small k9 kid could fit in the bag below the seat (with a mod to keep the seat flipped up) Id like to see someone create a k9 basket for the front.

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   Rick – 3 weeks ago

   Rated 5 out of 5

   
   I just assembled it. Have not actually used it. Its kind of large in size, will take up a lot of room in a vehicle. It looks like it’s made very well. This represents my first experience with a rollator, this is just a note: I put it together inside my house and find that as in my case I have hard wood floors. It slides when brakes are applied. However I didn’t purchase for use in my home. Only outside for me anyway. I would definitely purchase again. However at roughley 60 dollars more expensive than the steel version thats approximately only 3 pounds more than this. But to be fair this one feels heavy to me!

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   J&K – 3 months ago

   Rated 4 out of 5

   
   Overall, this is a pretty good rollator! My experience with this product is a little different than some others that I have encountered, so I have broken it down into a few specific categories:Quality: This rollator is made very well! There are no discernable manufacturing defects, weaknesses, or issues. I also put about 250 pounds of weight on it without any issues, so I believe that it could easily hold the 350 pounds advertised.Assembly: The entire assembly uses thumb screws and the frame is slotted for the heads of the ones that attach the wheels, so it was fairly easy. Also, all of the areas that require assembly have numbered stickers on them, so it’s easy to match “leg #1 with wheel #1” and so-on. With that said, there weren’t any instructions in the box that I received, so this may be annoying for anyone who likes to read assembly instructions.Portability: This is one area that this product disappointed me somewhat. If your plan is to assemble the rollator and use it around the house or transport if fully assembled, then this unit will serve you well. If you need to transport it, then this unit is somewhat less convenient. I did manage to pack all of the pieces inside of the bag that hangs under the seat, but they were sticking out in random directions and made everything difficult to carry. So, breaking this down for transportation isn’t overly enjoyable. It’s also a few pounds heavier than more portable models, so that is worth considering as well.Overall, this is a good product and it will serve you well! Just keep in mind that it may not travel as easily as some comparable products.

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