Aluminum 2in1 Rollator Walker with Seat for Seniors Purple FDA Approved | 2-in-1 Rollator & Transport Chair; 18 lb Foldable Frame; 300 lb Capacity; 8 in All-Terrain Wheels; Adjustable Height

I bought the Metro Mobility Rollator Walker for a senior family member, and it has exceeded every expectation. The build quality is outstanding — sturdy enough to feel completely secure, yet surprisingly lightweight and easy to maneuver. The 8” wheels make a huge difference; it rolls smoothly on all types of surfaces, indoors or outdoors, without any wobbling. The seat is comfortable and supportive, perfect for quick rests when needed. Folding it is simple and convenient for transport or storage. The weight capacity of 300 lbs gives a lot of confidence, and the frame feels very stable. Overall, this walker has been a game changer. It provides safety, comfort, and independence, and the bright red color looks great too. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable rollator for seniors!

My mom loves this walker, especially because it is a very pretty sparkly purple! It was not difficult to assemble, and has a lot of perks. There is storage under the seat, and the back support thing flips around so that she can sit on it facing backwards while she’s using it, or she can sit in it facing forward and be pushed. There is also a flip down footrest that she can put her feet on if I do need to push her on it. The height can be adjusted two ways, both from the base and from the handles. The only thing I don’t love is the cup holder it comes with—it slides onto the mounting bracket because it is made to swing, which I assume is so whatever drink moves with gravity and doesn’t spill, but the downfall is it very easily comes off, so she keeps putting it in the storage area instead of using it. I am hoping that because this is narrower than her last walker it will fit through the cabin door on our cruise next month, I will update when I find out. Update: Just got back from our cruise, and this fit going straight through the cabin door, although the bolts on the back wheels made it so at the threshold you had to wiggle it one wheel at a time to get it to pass. I think this could easily be remedied by switching out those bolts for flat heads, or possibly just seeing if on another ship there’s no lip around the door for them to get caught on. Still way better than having to fold it and turn it sideways to get through the door—I still think this walker is perfect, no regrets!

Wow! Took this out for first time today. Rolled easily in street over small sticks,stones, and little changes in the cement. Walked across the lawn with ease. Foot rest is solid and sturdy. There is a little step on lift on the back wheels. Must have, with very little effort you can push down on it and the front wheels lift. Makes it easyto go up curbs or raised door frames. Took it to my mom’s to compare with the one Medicare gave her. It looks tremendously larger,but upon measuring it is about 4” longer from front wheels to back wheels. It is about 1/2” wider from front wheel to front wheel. When folded and loaded in the trunk the handles sat lower in the trunk than the cheap walker. At 18 pounds this is a terrific rollator/transporter. So, just ordered a second one for my mother. This is supposed to work in Sand too. Can’t wait to see if it does. The only drawback is that there is no clip to keep it in place when folded so lifting it in and out of trunkis a little tricky, but it is on all of them that do not have a means to keep it in place while fold it. I’m going to make my own holder out of Velcro and superglue.

This is a true hybrid of rollator and push chair. Noticeable advantages include its larger wheels than most walkers, plush seat, footstep, visibly sturdier design, and especially, ability to adjust seat and handles height. You can also seat on either side. The footstep is somewhat flimsy and a pain in the ass to use for shorter people because you can't fold it uner the seat on lower seat positions. So, sitting on the other side is preferable for short moves. For this reason, the back support is rotating either way. It is heavier than a typical rollator. The footstep side is less safe for pushing because the wheels are much closer under the seat. It is a compromise for portability, but it also make the chair easier to overturn on bumps. But, overall, not bad. 300 or even 250 punds would be a stretch for this design.

For the price, this walker/wheeled chair is absolutely fantastic. My spouse has MS, and likes to walk as much as possible. But when her legs give out and she is too tired to stand and walk with this rollator, she simply flips the back rest and sits. I put the footrest down for her, and then easily push her to wherever we need to be. It has solved a problem for us. I used to load the wheelchair and her walker for trips to a museum, sporting event or theater. Anywhere that a lot of walking was involved. Now we take only this dual function rollator. The quality is great. She is extremely happy with it. And as the person who needs to occasionally push her, I am also extremely happy with this rollator. Wonderful product at a great price point. I highly recommend it!

It's junk. It tried to flip me out of the seat at the hospital threshold. Couldn't be pushed straight. Unsafe for half of its intended purpose. Cane holder worked fine.

This has helped me so much. Very affordable and comfortable. Very easy to set up, use and to get in and out of your vehicle. Well worth the money.

Be very, very careful! Very unsteady unless you go backwards through any doorways or down any small ramp. We can't use it as a temporary wheelchair only as a walker. We've almost dumped my elderly mother out of the chair twice, and we've only used it probably six times. Great idea, but the execution of the design is very unsafe when used as a wheelchair.