Buy Medline Folding Rollator Walker with Folding Wheels, BlueMedline Folding Rollator Walker with Folding Wheels, Blue Product Description:
- Rollator offers a fully padded seat with pouch and padded backrest for total comfort
- Large 8 Inch wheels give you confidence on all terrains
- 6" (15 cm) wheels; 17.5" (44 cm) between handles; 20.5" (52 cm) seat height; height min./max. is 31" -35" (79-89 cm), Weighs just 14 lbs
- 300 lb. weight capacity
- Color: Blue
Product Description
The deluxe folding and very portable royal blue rollator has 6 height-adjustment holes, each are 1 inch apart. The rollator offers a padded seat and backrest for added comfort. It is 32 inches from floor to middle of handgrip in lowest position, and is 36 inches from floor to middle handgrip in the highest position. It has PVC handgrips with pull-to-stop and push-to-lock brakes and weighs a total of 20 pounds with the basket. It has 8 inch non-marking indoor/outdoor wheels and supports up to 250 pounds. Folds down to 24 inches, great for travelers.
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203 of 205 people found the following review helpful.
Not bad for the money, but...
By J. Manly
If you are comparing this only to the hospital-issue plain aluminum tubing walker with small wheels on the front and no seat, it will look as though it's worth five stars. However, if you do your homework and see what else is available, you will have the opportunity to make a more informed choice. As a licensed social worker, I encourage clients to take a look at what's on the market, checking out at least three different models.The back rail on this walker is straight, rather than curved, which would make using the seat as a substitute chair a lot more comfortable. Its wheel asssembly is relatlively wimpy, perhaps explaining why the stated weight limit is 250 lbs. In comparison, the Drive Medical 750BK D-Lite Rollator, Midnight Blue, has a curved back, better wheel assembley, and supports up to 300 lbs--and it's a bit less expensive. Amazon carries that--and other--models, too.However, if the person who will use this is especially tall or heavy, there are more appropriate walkers/rollators available than either of these. Look for the words "tall" or "bariatric" in the description. There are also "junior" models suited for short, frail elders and disabled children.A final point: Amazon carries quite a few walkers/rollators, not all of which offer free super saver shipping. Be sure that you calculate the cost of shipping when making comparisons. But most of all, be sure that the model you are buying is suitably sized for the person who will use it.
39 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Rolls Royce of walkers
By Sushi-n'Grits
Bought this for a 90-y-o mom, who needed an more stable alternative to a cane. She indicates that her neighbors in the retirement community call this walker her "Rolls Royce" as it has such nice features. I was impressed by the quality of the walker, the finish, and the attention paid to detail on both design and fabrication fronts. The only amendments we made to it were to add a bicycle light (as she uses it to walk to the dining room for dinner, often after dark) and some ID ornamentation to differentiate it from the literal parking lot of other walkers - none as nice as hers, I'm told. I'd buy this one again in a heartbeat - great walker, even more incredible at the price.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.A great walker
By Sally R.
This walker replaced a standard "tennis ball" walker for my mother-in-law. She loves it. So easy to use and maneuver, and she has weak wrists. The thumb supports are very nice. So easy to turn corners instead of the old "lift and place." The basket is nice for storage and it lifts out. Walker folds to put in car. A great purchase.
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