ELENKER All-Terrain Upright Rollator Walker, Stand up Rolling Walker with Seat, 12” Non-Pneumatic Tire Wheels, Compact Folding Design for Seniors, Champagne

Love itSometimes reviews can be mixed with opinions varying depending on personal thoughts and preferencesI gave this a Five stars because it can break down more than one way to pack it !Okay I have Idiopathic Inclusion Body Myositis a real rare nasty Skeletal Muscular Inflammation Autoimmune disorder that mimics ALSIn a different way that not Neurological . Was informed I’m to wear leg ankle knee braces the rest of my life No more ankle foot Surgeries do to Arthritis fused Bones and mutated out of place.Neuropathy from many factors other than Diabetes.This wheeled walker is so much better than Ski Pole Elbow Crutches.It does turn on a dime mine is steady it has on the frame steps to lift the front up a down .Cords can stop or slow you the wheels a big plusSolid plastic all terrain tires are not bad either wasn’t sure but they are okay don’t let it discourage you.The Seat is nice and stable there is a 300 lb limit to it . I really love it.I bought the cell phone cup holder for extra to match the blue colorThere is a nice nylon bag with a strap to remove and carry if needed or take off.The arm rest are not hard but very comfortable for me as I have fibromyalgia also. My picture in the Caine holder has a hurricane Cain in it .The cup holds that came with it is nice i put my wallet in it or a water bottle drink cup in the other.Good luck not everyone is ment for something’sThis Senior Upright handle Rolotor is right for me!I can sit and rest going to the Dr OfficeHope this helps just my opinion on the product.

Very good for long walks. Very comfortable to use. Too large and heavy to care around in the trunk of the car but if you use a pickup truck, it fits ok. Still heavy (35 lbs) though.

I'm disabled, replacement of replica All-terrain rollater walker. There's been a downgrade and a couple upgrades. Tires were downgrated old tires lasted years and have no wear hardly. The wheels on this one are cheap and won't last long, the bolts are slimmer that hold tires. Other than that Great walker.the bottom handles upgraded.

Easy assembly, sturdy, nice looking, folds easily for transport. Upright walker cautions: as you turn and as front wheels pivot, don't keep moving at full speed or across a bump/doorway as it feels like it could fall forward. Also, if it feels unstable when you're walking, make sure the seat is LOCKED in place or walker could collapse. Since the upright walkers are taller, it feels like if you lean to the side, it could fall over. These all pertain to upright walkers, not specific to this brand. However, the good definitely outweighs the bad. Just have to get used to it.

I was so looking forward to getting this upright walker. Now I’m hoping there’s a way I can convert those big humongous wheels down to a little bit smaller wheels because it is not very maneuverable. Maybe outside in the park it might be useful, but if you’re looking for a walker, that is an every day walker to use in your home, this is not maneuverable. it’s very difficult to find spaces to turn and maneuver because the wheels are so big that it does not turn on a dime or a nickel or a 50 Cent piece. It wants lots of space and much muscle power put in to maneuver it. I deeply regret buying this model. I’m excited to have an upright walker so I won’t continue to walk hunched over, but I wish that it was clear from the beginning that this is very difficult to maneuver. They show the advertisement with little old ladies, but little old ladies don’t have the strength to maneuver this thing. I don’t object to the weight or size of it, I only object to the maneuverability. It is very difficult.

I like the sturdiness of the Walker but am disappointed with its performance. The front wheels wobble as you are pushing it. It feels like it wants to top forward. I am concerned for my back since I have already had three back surgeries.

Great product. This is my second one to purchase. This way I have one in my car and one at home.

Here goes: The assembly book is not very clear..no text, just pictures, that are at best, poor to awful.The brake cables are too short. I am 6 foot, and I cannot get the arm rest piece highrer than a 7, I need it to go up to 9.The plastic tires are absolutely worthless. They have no traction what-so-ever. And after brakes were adjusted, they don't stop the walker..it just slides along. (The wheels are stopped, but.....) Going to see if I can get some pneumatic (rubber tires) with air pressure and swap the wheels out. Going to see what the factory has to say about the short brake cables. If they won't furnish longer cables, I will just return this walker and purchase another.As for the walker..it is great. I can't use a cane or regular walker as I have torn rotator cuffs and it hurts too much to use them. And, I can't go anythere where I can't stop and sit down for a few. On my first 'outing' with this walker, I went around the block. (About a 1/4 mile) I would need to rest, I would just sit down for a few and then off I go for the next leg of the journey. Might start getting some exercise now!Noiw if I can solve the brake cable and tire issue, I will be in 7th heaven!Edit One, 08/22/2023Just got off the phone with Elenker support. Was shocked when told this rollator was for indoor use only. Say WHAT?!! All the videos show being used outdoors, and being put into the trunk of a car. Then I asked about changing the tires to rubber/pneumatic tires and was cut off, no, cannot be done. Why not I asked. She then mumbled something about axles. There are a goodly number of after-market rubber tires/wheels sold here on Amazon. I am going to pull one of my braking tires and measure the axle and see what I can do. I am only interested in the braking tires, so don't need to replace the 'front' wheels. I will report more later as I gain information that might benefit Amazon purchasers!