Aluminum Rollator Walker 3 Wheels - Foldable, Lightweight, Senior Walker with Basket Tray, Pouch, Brakes, Narrow for Small Spaces (BLACK)

I NEEDED A WALKER THAT I COULD USE TO CARRY STUFF AROUND THE HOUSE, LIKE DRINKS OR OTHER VARIOUS ITEMS. I LOVE THIS MODEL, AND ESPECIALLY THE PLASTIC TRAY (WHICH IS REMOVABLE) WHICH HOLDS NEARLY EVERYTHING I NEED TO CARRY AROUND. THE BAG IS GREAT FOR LARGER ITEMS, INCLUDING A REACHER-GRABBER THAT I CARRY IN THE BAG AT ALL TIMES. THIS WALKER ALSO TURNS ON A DIME, AND LIVING IN A MOBILE HOME, THAT IS A TRUE BONUS! I HAVE A REGULAR 4 WHEELED WALKER THAT IS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT TO MANEUVER AND DOESN'T HELP WITH TRANSPORTING ITEMS. THE ONLY PROBLEM I HAVE HAD SO FAR IS THAT OUT ON MY DRIVEWAY, WHICH IS SLOPED, THE WALKER TENDS TO WANT TO ROLL AWAY IF I HAVE BOTH HANDS OFF OF IT. THE DESIGNER SHOULD ADD A FOOT BRAKE ON THE BACK WHEELS. I READ SOME REVIEWS WITH PROBLEMS SUCH AS MISSING OR BROKEN PARTS, BUT MINE IS OKAY SO FAR! BY THE WAY, I AM 200 POUNDS AND MY WEIGHT HAS NOT BEEN AN ISSUE IN USING THIS WALKER. :)Update: I discovered that this walker DOES have brakes to keep it from rolling away when my hands are off of it. Just push DOWN on the brake handles. To unlock just pull UP.

I have two of these, the first one was given to me by a friend and I bought another one. The first one stays in my SUV, and the second one is in the house. This way, I don’t have to change them out all the time.The one flaw that I have found, and it’s the same on both of them. There’s a screw that holds the handle and brake assembly on the right hand side. Both of them have had the screw fall out and I’ll be honest with you. I can’t figure out how to put it in without completely disassembling the breaking unit. So what I did was took some epoxy push the handle as far forward as I could, and covered the handle bar with the epoxy cement and then split it back and let it dry. it’s a very simple fix but it works.The oddity is that both of them had the same issue on the right hand, grip and brake handle that is more than a coincidence. Saying all that has not distracted me from using them I figured out a way to fix it, and absolutely love this.

I like it in every way, except the basket does not stay steady. I must be careful how I place something on the tray. Otherwise it is well made and sturdy.

LIked the fact that you can fold it and it easily fits in the back of my KIA Soul. Handles well and easy to through narrow areas (hallways/doorways). Some of the screws get loose easily and if you lose them, you need to buy a kit to replace. However, you can replace them, which is a plus.

I am 77 years old, and I am having knee surgery soon. I was told to be prepared ahead of time with a walker. This isn't your grandparent's walker! It is easily maneuvered, fits me (5'1"), and can fit in most doorways. I haven't tried it on the outside yet, but I don't foresee any problems. I'm happy with it.

i love this walker, i lost control over my right leg a month ago and could only get around on crutches until i found this indoor walker. i love its mobility, it is very easy to get around corners due to the three wheel design. i have a regular 4wheel outdoor walker, but it is rather difficult to use in the house, wereas this one, because of the three wheel design easily maneuvers around objects. it also features a removable basket and tray and a cloth pocket bag between the two handlebars that is not removable. the assembly was very easy and should not provide any difficulty to even a disabled person. the only negative thing is that the tray is rather small, will easily hold a bread plate and a cup, but a normal dinner plate rests on the rim of the tray, not on the inside, requiring two trips if a drink is needed. my mother in germany has one similar to this and the tray is twice the size, but since this is the only one i have found in america so far, it will have to do. that is really the only negative aspect. overall, it is really a great design and the price is downright cheap for such a study walker. i can only recommend this to anyone who has mobility issues.

The size is what drew me to this unit. It folds small for vehicles with smaller trunks. However, it's VERY UNSTABLE! If you wheel over a crack in the sidewalk, it's likely to tip over, rather like the old "Laugh-In" TV show when Arte Johnson was constantly tipping over on his 3-wheel trike. I cannot recommend this unit for safety reasons. I now own 3 walkers (used in different locations) & this unit will be retired as soon as I can find another equally small & safer.

Awaiting hip replacement surgery and it’s been increasingly hard to walk much less go shopping. This is small enough that I can easily raise it in and out of my SUV. Unlike the four wheelers, I can maneuver through lots of places including crowded shopping isles. I live alone so I buy groceries for three days in advance. It’s easy enough for a bag or two with the wire basket and a soft bag below it. That way I have support going in and out of the supermarket I don’t have to switch off to one of their shopping carts. Don’t need bags either, – just put them in my walker.Oh, it’s quite easy to assemble. I did it myself in less than 20 minutes.Caution: because it’s a three wheeler, it’s not as firm as a four wheeler. So sometimes when you’re trying to avoid someone or turning sharply, you can feel a little bit of a tipping over motion. So take your turns slowly.I’ve gotten a lot of compliments on this stylish; red, three wheeler. Yeah it’s a nice way to meet ladies.