Lightweight Folding Walkers for Seniors, Height Adjustable Portable Stair Climbing Walker for Adults, Walker Without Wheels Support Up to 220lbs, No Assembly Required (Blue)
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Lightweight Folding Walkers for Seniors, Height Adjustable Portable Stair Climbing Walker for Adults, Walker Without Wheels Support Up to 220lbs, No Assembly Required (Blue)
$128.99
Lisa –
Ready to use out of the box.
Works great, walks up or down stairs, helps on the toilet getting up. It sits towards the back of the toilet so you have handles to hold to get up.
Lloyd C. Thomas –
Fantastic for my purposes
After a broken hip that caused leg length discrepancy and difficulty walking and standing, as well as a balance problem (The hospital considers me a fall risk and puts yellow socks on me.), the weight, size, and large wheels make the collator far superior to the one I already had. I went to a fair with the old one with ten-inch wheels and constantly had problems on unpaved and gravel pathways. The one detraction–my reason for only four stars–is the seat height. I would love for it to be somewhat lower. I am 5’8″ and find the seat rather high but livable, though there is no way I could ever sit with a tray or a laptop on my lap; for that, I would need a small stool to prop my feet up on. That’s not always a cure with my LLD, since one knee will always be higher than the other.
Amazon Customer –
Unsafe
This product would not work and did not engage with the locking mechanisms very unsafe
aTypicalEngineer808 –
Why this offering costs 3-5 times more than a standard walker (real-time adjustable)
Update-2 (11/29/24): Additional observation on the rubber feet, the metal ball at the end of the leg has rather sharp edges. Overtime, that is going to cut and chew up the rubber cup. First thought is to file down the sharp edges of the bottom part of the ball foot. Second and more complicated would be to in-fill the removed sections to make the bottom more of a true sphere or ball, which would a harder time cutting into the rubber. A heavier patient would probably accelerate the wear of the rubber part. I’ll work on a solution and post some more pictures (probably 3-D print some inserts, and glue them in place). Thought about epoxy filling, but that would be much more work.Update (11/24/24): Additional observations, 1) this unit is really well built; 2) there are fifteen (15) adjustment heights; 3) small wrench included, but I couldn’t figure out what it is for, and the instructions don’t mention it; 4) I tested this at full height extension, and did some dynamic load tests (e.g. loading and unloading my full body weight), and the unit was rock solid. Changing rating to 5-stars.Summary: Before watching the videos, my first thought is that this walker is 3-5 times more expensive than similar offerings. This one features real time height adjustment of all four (4) legs, by the person, not an assistant. Evaluating the safety aspect of this convenient feature.Observations: Watch the videos to understand how the quick adjustable legs work. There are two orange levers, under protective guards, when depressed, the legs are unlocked, and can be retracted or extended. Appears that each side (left/right), controls both of the legs on that side. This company only offers 6 products, so not a specialty manufacturer.Recommendation: I am on the fence on whether this level of quick adjustability is worth the potential for an accident. The hand-eye coordination to adjust the height, especially doing this at the top of the stairs and moving in the downward direction is a high risk task. I would have the patient practice extensively before using it unattended.Conclusion: At $150, this is still quite expensive, especially for a non-specialty manufacturer. Rating this 3-stars.
Luz Santos –
Perfact!
Walker is light weight and does not take up much space when folded.Fits in car trunk easily. Is strong and lightweight for easy use.
Lou-c –
Not well functioning
Be very careful with use
Joyce M. –
Cannot walk up stairs with this on 1 leg
I am 70 but I walk fine on stairs. I ordered this to use in case I twisted an ankle or broke foot and I needed to get up my stairs. It does not work as pictured. I tried to use it with one foot for getting up the stairs and could not as the stairs have a 7.5 inch rise and I would have to be able to jump 7.5 inches on the good foot and I could not. I could only use it on flat floors. It is lightweight. It adjusts ok. I am 5.2 in height and it adjusts for my height well. I could use it for climbing stairs with both feet but not one foot. I cannot even use this to get up my 1- step landing to get to the stairs when using one foot. It was easier to use it coming downstairs but this could be dangerous used going downstairs. No storage bag came with mine. Poor directions on using this. I did watch the video on the site and that helped. The video did show someone walking on 1 foot down the stairs. It has some advantages as a walker but is a poor description as being a stair climbing walker. I have 13 narrow stairs and it will not work on them. I am keeping it as it has some flexibility as a walker. It comes assembled, folds, adjusts height, and I might be able to use it on a step or two someplace like getting into doctor office. I don’t care for the teal color; I prefer neutral. Several companies on Amazon sell this and I read one review where someone said there was a $50 return fee. The UPS store told me Amazon would not charge me for the return but he was unsure if the company that it came from would charge the $50.
DMS –
Lightweight Folding Walkers for Seniors with a push of button height adjust
Since the Item’s web page has a good description and photos, I will not add any more description (other than what is already stated) or photos.Really nice unit. The unit does not need any assembly. You just need to open it up from a collapsed position, and adjust the height with the push of a button. This unit only has feet and does not have wheels or skids. The feet has a Tilt/swiveling base so if the surface is a little uneven, it will adjust.The Major feature of this walker is that with a push of a button the feet will adjust independently. If need to walk up the stairs, you can have the front shorter and the back longer etc, and when you get to the top of the stairs you can push the button to adjust the height again.