3-in-1 Stand-Assist Folding Walker,Lightweight Folding Walker for Seniors,Adjustable Adult Medical Walkers,Foldable Compact Adults Walker,Bariatric Walker,Walker for Adults,Support Up to 400lbs

I wish I never purchased this walker. What a waste of money. Description says it comes with 2 skis and it does not. Any other skis you could purchase for it are too big and will NOT work. I’m 5’ 6” and this walker is too short for me at its highest height. It’s rated at 400 lbs and it’s unsteady at 225 lbs. there is nothing good about this product. It seems to have been made for a child or very short thin people. Trust me it isn’t worth it. I wish I had listened to the few derogatory comments about it but I didn’t so now I’m screwed and ticked off.

Instructions are scant. I figured out there is a release button under the tab on the top bar, so it folds/unfolds. The seat was a bit tricky to figure out, too. I would have liked better instructions, but once I figured it out, I like it.

Very good equipment

I needed a Walker after my total ankle replacement.Originally purchased this one for the flexibility of having either legs or wheels. Hospital recommended the wheels so hubby set it up that way.I really appreciated the ease of taking it apart and putting it together for getting in and out of the car.It is, however, very short despite the height adjustability. I am 5’7” and based upon hospital recommendation and my own experience walking hunched over it, it could use an extra 4 inches. More for taller folks.I never sat on the seat. Did not seem sturdy enough for that.

The walker did not seem at all sturdy. The seat was hard to use and cumbersome. The locking device was in the middle of the support bar where it would be easy to accidentally fold the walker while in use.

Like the small seat but wish there was more curve when you sit down. Not too comfortable

I bought this for the price but mainly for the adjustable height. at it's highest, the seat is only 20 inches. Not enough for someone with bad knees. The bar that keeps it open prevents you from sitting upright and the wheels are wobbly and out of line. I should have read the reviews. Like they say.... you get what you pay for.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm only 140 pounds and the walker feels weak and unsafe. I can't go into the bathroom either. It's too wide. It doesn't work for me. I had all my toes amputated and when I used it for the first time I fell and my foot bled. Can I sue the supplier? Do you know?

J'ai été déçu pour le siège pcq la barre du centre nous arrive dans le dos, c'est réellement juste pour dépanné ce siège . Pour le reste j'ai répondu en général à vos questions mais je ne me suis pas réellement encore servi de la marchette donc j'ai répondu d'après se que j'ai vue .

I purchased two of these walkers. Within days of my 20 year old son using it, pieces were loose and he no longer felt safe. I attempted to return the items, however there was no return option on my account until after the return time had closed. Wish I had the opportunity to return them and buy one stronger which my son could actually use.

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Ses bien la seule affaire les roue ne sont pas sur Béring a long les roues reste pas droite il roule comme une roue voilée plus tard je vais changer les roues.

You can't sit back on the seat because the bar thst allows for folding is in the way of your back. You can sit on it but just barely. Maybe smaller person might find it fine. I'm 5'9" and 190lbs. The main function of a walker with two wheels (did not use the no wheels legs) was very good. My wife had hip replacement and needed something right away. Small inconvenience, the grip handles tend to slide back toward the user over a week's time. They are tight fitting, but I could probably slide them back if it became necessary. My wife noticed it but did not feel compromised.