Wheelchair

I have a GCI Roadtrip Rocker, which is a folding camp chair with molded arm rests. Unlike most folding camp chairs, this one only has a single cloth cup holder that is very inadequate. I got these Wheelchair Cup Holders and they work perfect to hold a cup more solidly, clamped to the frame. I do have to remove the holder from the clamp when I fold the chair but I just put the holder in the bag and keep the clamp on the frame - no worries. The only issue I have had with this cup holder is that it allowed a heavy, Yeti-type tumbler fall out. It was simply too heavy for the plastic holder. I drilled 2 small holes at the top and inserted a string so that it can only spread far enough to let the tumbler fit and now works great!

My mom was always putting her aluminum water bottles or cups with screw on lids in the seat compartment of her walker and they always leaked, A LOT. My niece recommended this cup holder that attached to her walker. I wasn't home when it was delivered, but my 86 year old mom put it together and attached it to her walker before I even got home. Easy to put together, easy to put on and take off, easy to use. and NO MORE SPILLS. Now everyone is happy.

I liked this beverage holder, the only faults I found are that it does usually take 2 hands to fit your drink into the holder as you must separate the 2 sides with your hand so you can slip your beverage in. Secondly, it was a little less secure than I expected. Other than that it was well designed and well made.

These are pretty easy to install onto any kind of walker. I currently have this on my rollator walker. I can put a 20 oz bottle of soda in it without any problem, or my 24oz yeti style cup, but it doesn't hold my 30 or 32 oz yeti style cup very well. The cup fits into the cup holder, but if it is full of liquid, it tends to come out of the cup holder easily and spill. Would recommend using it only with bottles or smaller cups, even though it says it will fit larger cups.

Flimsy plastic holder that will not affix securely to any of the walkers, rollators, or the wheelchair we own. If you are okay with a swinging and swaying cupholder, you will find that this one is rather particular about which reusable water bottles it will hold. My "hourglass" bottle will not fit. Depending on the shape and size of the tube you wish to attach this holder, perhaps your results will be better than mine. Also, not that it claims it will, you might want to be aware this one is unsuitable for holding a cell phone. When I figured out my bottle wouldn't fit, I thought I might be able to use it to hold my cellular- but it falls right out the side opening.

Very convenient

I got this item because sometimes you just want to enjoy an ice-cold drink while mowing your lawn in the hot weather. I have a smaller lawn so we have a nice Honda push mower. So it is kind of hard to push a mower and hold the drink in the other hand. So I got this bad boy and all my problems are fixed. Can hold a nice-sized glass bottle to even a bigger bottle or even a 32oz Gatorade bottle. If your arm ever got tired holding your drink while mowing this is the item you need! Comes with 2 so if you really wanted you could easily attach 2 drinks!!

... but like so many things made of inexpensive plastic, it gave out after a while. I often felt like the plastic was straining nor to break when I was using a large cup. It also had to be tightened frequently to stay on the walker.