Folding Rollator Walker with Swiveling Front Wheels, FSA HSA Eligible, 3 Wheel, Aluminum Light-Weight, Detachable Storage Tray, Royal Blue

Very good folds up and is easy to use.It’s light and strong

The three wheel Rollator is easy to manage up and down curbs, between narrow passages, and is light enough that I can put it in or out of the car by myself. Other people stop me to ask about the walker. When we first began cruising, after retirement, I had the only three wheel walker around. Now, after telling others where to find this aide, I see them everywhere (on our island where we live, on the ships, and in foreign ports)! My old one is more then ten years old now. The Rubber tires totally wore out, and I was unable to locate new tires. It has been 900 miles up the Amazon River with me, TWICE; to Casa Blanka, Easter Islands, Rio De Janerio, Sydney Australia, all over New Zealand, and so many other places. They are so affordable, I ordered two new ones. These are even better than the first, because each has the extra basket and tray. I am unable to walk even short distances without support. This walker gives me the freedom to go where I want to go. Around the house, it facilitates carrying objects from one room to another, helps me carry wet laundry outside, and gives me the stability to hang it up on the lines by myself! It helps me down to my studio to paint, and allows me to shop or go places with friends without placing a hardship on myself or others. My Rollator is an essential part of my life!

The adult walker is light weight, very easy to transfer from vehicles. It folds to minimize space when not in use, which is a plus at restaurants. It isn't as stable as a 4-wheel unit and will tip in the right circumstances. However, there are more benefits than deficits with this 3-wheel walkers.

Bonne qualité prix

I ordered this item from reading the specs and dimensions on Amazon which would have been perfect if it was built well but that wasn't the case. The holes for the handle bars to pick in place don't line up straight so one hand grips side to side the other grips front to back and the table that fits on top of the basket doesn't fit right and pops off randomly after being forced on. The basket itself is hung on the back in the jankiest way possible . This thing isn't helpful it's a liability and needs to be returned there is nothing that could be done to it to where I would be willing to let my mother use it. I wouldn't trust that to hold up the weight of anything much less someone I care about it's an accident waiting to happen. Iw a company that specializes in handicap equipment sells that and gets away with it is beyond me. It's on iOS they don't do any quality control cuz if they did that would not have been sent here.