good cup holder, pluses minuses about where you put it on the walker
specifically designed to fit/clip on the inside or outside of the painted upright bar of the Drive Euro Rollator/walker, rotates around a flat axis from front to back; fits standard and slightly oversized cups or water bottles but is not particularly tall; made of strong material. Only problem is that when it is attached to the outside of the upright bar the cupholder makes the whole walker an inch or two wider than normal so it is harder to fit through doorways as this catches on the door frame. When it is attached to the inside of the upright bar, it encroaches on the space between the uprights and pokes you where your butt goes when you try to sit on the seat. Might be a better place to position it but I haven’t found it yet.

OK in concept; poor in execution
This device is designed to fit the unique frame profile of the Drive Nitro rollator, which is, by itself, is a great product. This cup holder is quite a different story.It clips onto any vertical segment of the frae, staying put by friction. The holder can be moved around by simply applying some pressure to one of the arms of the clip and easing it off the frame. Once relocated, it stays put.The device is designed to allow the holder and the drink (bottle, glass, small cup) to (1) be swivelled horizontally forward, sideways, or backward into a position accessible to the user. This feature works OK.The device is also intended to allow the holder basket to swing in a roughly vertical plane so that the drink itself says vertical and therefore does not spill its contents. HOWEVER, the design of this feature is faulty – a FAIL in a pass/fail grading system. The failure occurs for a single reason – the swivel mechanism is flimsy plastic. To tighten up the rotation (I.e., to “lock” the basket into a steady position in which the cup doesn’t relocate itself because of its weight), one must tighten a screw accessible from the frame side of the device. It’s impossible to tighten it enough to prevent rotation, so the full drink rotates and cfalls out of the holders basket and dumps on the ground. Attempts by me to solve the issue by adding a lock-washer led to my previous use of the word “flimsy.”. Tightening the screw to clench the lock-washer resulted in the screw-head pulling all the way through the clip. That was that for the entire assembly. And all of this destruction was accomplished solely with common hand tools.In summary, this device would have gotten FOUR STARS if the mechanism hadn’t let me down. And it would have received FIVE STARS if the basket was a bit larger in diameter.But I still love the my Drive Nitro rollator, a device I’ve previously reviewed.UPDATE. I noticed another comment on this product citing the same criticisms I had. I finally decided to enact the “kill-or-cure” approach. I disassembled (hex key tool) the frame clip from the cup basket, applied a thin coating of Gorilla Glue to both of the mating surfaces, and re-assembled the two parts. The clamping force of the screw held the surfaces in close contact while the glue dried. HINT: get a good idea what angle you want the basket to be re: the ground, because once the glue sets, that’s the angle it will be at unless it breaks or goes into a recycling bin. It solved my problem with it, but as the product ships, it’s still a ONE STAR device.

La idea es muy útil pero el mío salió defectuoso. Se vence y hace que las bebidas se derramen.

I bought this for my Mom initially as a ‘gag gift’ for her. My siblings & I bought her a Drive Rollator 2 years ago & was great for her. She’s in her late 80s with mobility issues that have plagued her for years & the Rollator is her friend & yes, she also loves the cup holder. It’s a clip-on that is solid & will not fall off. The Drive Rollator model that she has arms that are not round but rather some what flatted so this cup holder is made for it. The holder is also on a swivel to position it to the user.