Medline Steel Rollator Walker for Adult Mobility Impairment, Black, 300 lb. Weight Capacity, 8” Wheels, Foldable, Adjustable Handles, Rolling Walker for Seniors

I bought & shipped this to my brother-in-law in MD. It arrived promptly, with accessories & in good condition. I was told it was easy to assemble & use, although he passed soon after. It is now back in FL with me just in time for my own health diagnosis!

Bought my mom her first walker as a back-up when needed. Light weight and easy to put together. We are even taking it with us on our cruise. It comes apart fairly easy with minimal deconstruction to fit into a large suitcase. I debated on one of the walker travel bags however they didn't seem to give any protection to them.This one is basics, color is nice and does the job. Nothing fancy and she liked it that way!

Great unit for our use. Only complaint is the basket accessory for it is flimsy and held to frame with stick on straps to attach to the walker. Previous one had basket that attached to frame via metal hooks and was better looking and substantial.

Good quality

I’m doing rehab for posture and this is helping.The wheels are like bikes so travel over most any kind ground.It also has breaks that really did a good job on a slope with high winds blowing.Hopefully I can conquer my issues with this walker.

I found this item immensely helpful and well worth the money. I started using it about six weeks after my total knee replacement because I was finding my two wheel walker very uncomfortable to use for distances more than a few hundred feet, and because I thought a four wheel item with larger wheels would work much better. This proved to be absolutely true ... all of a sudden I could walk a mile without difficulty.I had my total knee replacement on July 16 2024. On August 27 I bought this rollator and used it until about January 25 this year, by which time I found myself capable of walking without a stick or any other support. Just now I walked two miles.I must have walked about 300 miles with this rollator and despite its low price it is still working just fine, though I had to adjust the brakes, which was very easy after seeing a YouTube video.I read an article and was totally persuaded that a lot of people try to walk without support too early. after a total knee replacement. My therapist wanted me to use a walking stick. The rollator was much easier to use.

It's light but sturdy where needed. The seat is a Godsend when you run out of personal forward momentum. The compartment under the seat is an extremely helpful feature.

Purchased for my dad after his second stroke , he’s had this over a year. Uses it everyday. Uses the basket for all his essentials plus the seat is handy for rest periods. Brakes on the walker are easy to applyMy dad always compliments me on this was the best gift 🎁 ever