RINKMO Rollator Walkers for Seniors- Rollator Walker 8" Wheels-with Cup Holder Easy Folding Senior Walker with Backrest- Lightweight Mobility Walking Aid for Adult Elderly, Aluminum Frame, Royal Blue

Although I gave this a well-deserved five-star rating, I still have concerns and want anyone who is making this purchase to be aware of them, as I wish I had been. This is heavier and more bulky than my other rollator. It does not make sharp turns. Although I can get it into one of the bathrooms and my bedroom, it is just a bit too wide to go into another bathroom and my girl's bedroom. It is very sturdy, I've no doubt that it could easily handle 300 lb. One of the things I really love about it is the flat seat. My other rollator has a seat that's slightly declines, so a lot of the things I put onto it fall, often making a mess. Gravity is not going to get the things off of this rollator! And because of the position of the seat and the back support, it is much more comfortable to sit in than my previous rollater. In fact, That's what convinced me to go from a a four to a five-star rating.

Portable: 'Easy-to-fold' makes it easy to "tuck away" so you can sit it beside you while you are sitting (at home & in restaurants) and have it standing by, ready to assist you to get from sitting to standing. Easy to fold also makes it easy to release the seat and compress to make the rollator 'skinnier' to go through narrow spaces. Invaluable in navigating both narrow home situations and public places. Easy to fold makes it easy to tuck in the backseat rather than having to lift a heavier roller in and out the trunk. The reason my mom can't use her rollator in public (where she needs it most) without assistance of companion to accompany her, is lifting her rollator over the back of the trunk / hatchback to get the rollator in and out of the car. Using this greatly increases her independence and safety in grocery shopping and social activities. Being 89, she tires easily and needs to take periodic rests, especially in order to do long distances needed in medical facilities. Having this lightweight rollator to provide 'rest spots' rarely found in such places. Lightweight makes it easier to maneuver, both in & out of the car, but also when using it as a walker. It's easy to tip the front up for curbs with built-in convenient tip pieces next to the rear wheels. The large wheels are great for uneven surfaces from grass to sidewalks, driveways and even gravel. I originally purchased this for myself to make recovery from knee replacement easier - best less than a hundred dollars investment I've ever made, just for increased independence while recovering at home for a few weeks. I'm getting a second one for my mom now, rather than waiting a month for her to have mine!

At age 87 I was heading for a fairgrounds with my son, and needed some wheels to give me better balance while walking around. This Rollator was the right price, made of lightweight aluminum, and came with a carrying bag for the front of the seat. The 8-inch wheels are large enough to get through bumpy grass, and it collapses reasonably flat to carry in the back of my SUV. I covered an amazing area of the fairgrounds, and continue to store the rollator in the SUV for spontaneous walking adventures. Structurally speaking, the oval shaped frame tubing provides greater rigidity without increasing overal width. I found the seat-mounted storage bag helpful for my fairgrounds experience, but it's easily removable just by slippng the bag sleeves off the posts. it's helped me get around, it's stylish and sturdy for my 220 lbs, and the price was very acceotable. I did have a tipover, when I attempted to sit down to talk with some folks. I just turned around and plopped onto the seat, and suddenly I was staring at the sky. I survived without harm, and I suspect it's one of the hazards of using a rollator on uneven ground. I should have sat back a bit more cautiously, or found something to lean back against. I could also use a rollator for my wife's occasional use, and it would be handy to have a convertible model that could be used as either a walker or a transport chair. So, if I were buying today I'd get a similar version but with a convertible seat back that mounts facing either forward or backward, and some sort of foot support. A rollator can't replace a wheelchair for solo use, but this is sure a handy walker for those of us whose legs kinda work.

For $69.99 awesome. I was totally surprised by the quality. The blue with the lime green wheels will make it easy when I have to park it and come back to it.😄

Great for walking , sitting and being pushed . Removable foot rest not ideally made. Metal pin holder could scratch some seniors depending on health and fragile skin