Health Line Massage Products 2 in 1 Rollator-Transport Chair w/Paded Seatrest, Reversible Backrest and Detachable Footrests, Sky Blue

I’ve had this product for almost a year now and use it as a rollator and as a transport chair for others to push me in. It’s a great product. Exactly what I was looking for. I even custom sewed a cute cover for the back rest. The back seat ends pop off but you can glue them on. I lost a knob screw that must have loosed and then fallen as I loaded this in the car and I contacted the company and they replaced the part for free and it was delivered to me in less than 48 hours. So I highly recommend this company because it’s worth it to get a product you can get parts for and with great customer service. I’ve also flown domestically and internationally with this and have had no trouble and it’s held up, and I’ve checked it and taken it on board. As might be expected it’s best when someone pushes you on more flat surfaces and I’ve heard it’s a bit more tiring to push on anything that isn’t pretty flat than my normal wheelchair but some situations I also want to walk sometimes or don’t have someone to push me so I need this type of device or need it so I have a chair always with and a place to carry my bag. Overall highly recommend.

My mother-in-law recently broke her hip and she had to come to live with us for a while. I flew to her home to help get her through the airports on the way back to our home. The surgeon had indicated she needed to walk during our layover to help prevent blood clots. If I had chosen a transport chair it wouldn't have been as functional as a walker, and a walker wouldn't have allowed me to wheel her when necessary. This item worked out perfectly! She used it as a rollator and I used it as a transport chair during our journey.Now that we are home she has used it as a rollator and can sit when she needs to take a break. It is a bit heavier than a standard rollator, but I can still manage it. It folds similarly to a rollator and I can get it in my car.We go for half hour walks, and I appreciate the option to wheel her if she gets too tired, but so far she hasn't!

I bought this item with the intent of not having to take around a walker and a wheelchair when I go somewhere. I haven’t used it on an outing yet. I did sit to try it out, and the two rods the seat is attached to jut out and and are uncomfortable under my legs. I am looking for some material to wrap around them to solve that issue. Also, when footrest pushed to side and locked in place, it flops down, so I got Velcro ties to secure them. Other than that, I look forward to having a piece of equipment that I can use as a walker and then sit down and be pushed in like a wheelchair. Much easier for my caregiver/family. The seat is a comfortable width and seems sturdy enough. Hopefully it will be easy to push me around when used as transport chair. I’m glad I finally bought one (I’ve been researching this type of equipment for a year or more). Also a good price. The less expensive ones had smaller seat dimensions; I needed 18” width.

I used this while on a cruise before knee surgery. It worked wonderfully. I used it as a walker, until my knee hurt so bad I gave in and used it as a wheel chair. Work well for both operations. The foot rest do not stay up well so I tied them up when not in use. Many people asked where I got it. I would tell them and the price. They were surprised that it was so reasonably priced. I hope I never need it again, but I know it will work well for me if I do. Sturdy and lightweight. I took it on the plane, easy the go through check points with.

It started off being a great idea to own this device. But I soon came to find out there are many issues w it. It is an average product. I don’t use this often as I don’t live w my mom and she’s the one needing it. She weighs 170 lbs and is within the weight limit of the device. I like the fact she can easily swap from a walker to a wheelchair. There are a few draw backs on the item - There is no armrest and no option to attach armrest. It is uncomfortable if you need to tuck your arms in or you feel they are out of place. Often my mom will use my gripping handles as armrest, making it very difficult to push and control. There is no cup holder and I cannot find one that can be installed to it as the frame is irregularly shaped. The frame is lightweight and flimsy. Initially it was decent and after I used it for about 5 x, it’s becoming wobbly and clicking at many of the connections. The frame also bends sometimes when there is a little bump and I didn’t see the little bump and try to push it. The wheels are small and w the way the center of gravity is, if there is a red tile w some gaps at the tile connections, the wheel(s) can get jammed or briefly stuck and if I’m pushing it and not reacting to that resistant quick enough, I’d be face planting my mom to the ground. The seat is flimsy and not so comfortable for her. It also started to tilt forward when she’s in the walker position and trying to sit and rest briefly to continue on. She keeps slipping out of the seat and is a high fall risk. The pouch that comes w the devise won’t fit correctly and ripped on initial assembly