Vive Bariatric Upright Walker with Seat - Heavy Duty Senior Stand Up Rollator, Extra Wide Frame - Padded Armrest & Backrest -Mobility Aid Portable Rolling Walker with Bag - Fits Tall & Large People

It was so easy to assemble alone. I am an elderly, tall, woman. It fits me perfectly and now I can go wherever I want to go, safely. It is so sturdy and well worth the money.

Fast shipping and excellent product, exactly as pictured. It was easy to put together and adjust to my height. I took it out on the bike trail at a local park, and I could walk about twice as far as I did before. I stopped and sat on the comfortable seat and then I was able to walk back, knowing I could rest again if I needed to. The only drawback I can see is that it's fairly heavy. I might get a bike rack so I don't have to lift it up into my truck. It has already improved my quality of life!

I’m 6’5” and it goes up to 6’4”. I find myself having to bend over a bit which is kind of counter productive. It’s very sturdy and easy to adjust. It does work well.

I am enjoying the mobility it is giving me and the necessary height that I need.

Overall, my dad likes this walker. It is tall. He is 6 foot two and it is a good size for him. The drawbacks are that the wheels have kind of worn and the arm rest at top are starting to wear out. Seems like for the price, it should have be a higher quality

Until engineers realize that the arms on these Rollator types need to curve for ease of sitting, this is a wonderful substitute. Sturdy, strong, and takes some getting used to for those who had traditional Rollators. Won’t go into an average SUV w/out dropping one of the back seats. For any one 250 pounds and below, it will feel like driving a new Cadillac. It could use a 19” seat, there’s room for it.

No where in the description did it say assembly required. I need help to do that. I still haven’t got it together to use it. I’m saddened that a piece of equipment for a person with restrictive movement has hit a road bump.

We just assembled this. So far, I’m very impressed. I worried over which model of upright rollator to purchase. I ended up purchasing this model, because I was certain it would fit me. Steering seems smooth, & brakes seem tight. This looks well made & has no obvious manufacturing problems. There are some nice features. It’s not going to be easy to load into a car, but I’ve got options. It is very big. One measurement illustration made it look like it was 28” wide. The hub-to-hub rear wheel width measures 29 1/2”. It will ease through a 30” opening (without the cane holder), but will need to be folded for narrower. It feels solid & well made. I’m a little disabled (go figure), so opening the box & putting it together was my exercise today. It’s a little more complicated to assemble than a plain rollator, but the instructions are clear. I had to have a helper set the box up off the floor, & the big folding base part was especially difficult to handle. However, once the box was up on a low table, I was able to assemble it with no real trouble.