Folding Walkers for Seniors,FSA/HSA Eligible Medical Walker 5'' Front Wheel Lightweight Walker with Storage Bag and Skis Glides Height Adjustable Aluminum Compact Standard Walker （Blue）

Im 5’7 and 120 lbs. I had hip replacement surgery and bought this walker for recovery. It’s good and sturdy and adjusts to many heights. Great buy for the money. The ski-like rear feet make it easy to go over bumps.

I really liked my walking cane, and a great deal on the walking cane I ordered.

Walker met all of my expectations. Good quality and functionally met my needs

This is the best purchase I ever made!My mother just could not manoeuvre her old walker. This has been a life changer. She is getting around so much more easier now!

Great walker! Love the red color! Sturdy but lightweight. Easiest collapse mechanism I’ve seen. Lift up the handles (requires no pressure!) and the sides fold in.

comfortable

UPDATE 08.27.24I have take the walker outside for shopping, doctors, and miscellaneous. The walker’s wheels are starting to wobble & the whole walker has a light shake. The wheels tend to have a hard time getting over sidewalk cement breaks. This various - obviously - with the depth and width of the break. I am not going to change my stars for now.I did not know that walkers have a color code to them. This is my third walker over the past 1-½ years. Sidewalks and streets just eat up the wheel axils. This one is a different brand so maybe it will last longer.Assembly is straight forward with no tools required. - just patience and guessing at times. The first step is a test on putting the backbar on. Swing out the arms and slide the bar on. But there is something inside the arm that prevents the bar from going all the way in - then magic - in slides on. If you don’t know “how many holes” you need for the front wheels and rear stand, it will take a few tries to get the proper hight. I have heard two schools of thought: 1 - Top rail @ your wrist and 2 - Top rail @ your waist. I don’t think it matters much as long as you are standing up straight & walking with he walker and not pushing it. The walker has a bag that attaches with Velcro to the front. The pockets are rather small & I don’t think it will be very useful - I wouldn’t put my wallet or phone in it. The walker is not very deep and may be an issue on longer walks or even on short walks.This is another item that is hard to review without using it for awhile. Indoors should be OK except for thick carpet/shag and throw rugs. Outside you ned to use it on sidewalks, street crossings, and other outdoor surfaces. Just using it on my tile floor, the walker has a shake to it - it is not a smooth walk. The walker has two break handles which are used to fold the walker. Other styles of walkers - 4 wheals seated, e.g. - that use these types of handles are used for breaks to stop the walker. This could be a possible is when/if folks use both style of walkers.Without more usage, and with the wobble, depth, and handles take the walker down to 3 Stars which is a “C”.

Excellent product for the price which includes the skis and rubber tips and bag also Comes with wheels and gliders for the legs which really helps it move smoothy - especially on bare floors. My mom is very pleased with her folding walker.