Folding Rolling Walker with Wheel, Bariatric Walker for Seniors Adjustable Lightweight Front Wheel Walker for Adults (Silver)

This is a great walker for anyone. My Mom has Parkinson’s and loves it. She is small and this is narrow and very stable. The double wheels work well on carpeting. It is marketed as bariatric but this narrow version is stable and great for anyone.

Nice walker and quiet with the skiis on the back. I bought a tray that fits over the handles so my sister can bring her lunch from the kitchen. Dual wheels in the front allow more support. She is trying it out and likes it

The glider feet are scratchy. Make sure you buy the carpet type covers or you will ruin your floors.Sturdy.

Simple to put together and rolls smoothly. Very satisfied. Feels sturdy.

Pleased with walker. Much better than single front wheeled one.

As a person who worked in the healthcare field for 39 years, providing Physical Therapy for patients in the hospital as well as outpatient, this walker is what I wish I had as my tool for assisting ALL my patients for all those years! Only once in awhile would I find this design to use as my tool. I actually got this walker for my mom who is still very active but had double knee replacements and often has increased stiffness or swelling and occasionally needs a little extra "oomf" to get up from lower surfaces, and to be safer.Hands down, the most practical and amazing detail with this walker is the 2-level hand rest! MOST times I would have patients need help to get that initial push from their sitting surface for them with getting to a standing position. Chair armrests were more helpful than trying to push up while sitting at the edge of a bed. But, being able to push up from a slightly leaned forward is the best. Often times I would have them use the "cross bar" at the bottom of the standard walker we see the most, but it was still slightly awkward.This walker also has leg tube attachments for the options to have two wheels in the front or two regular flat-tips for a pick-up style walker. The "push buttons" to change leg attachments or to adjust the height are VERY easy to push in!! The walker is lightweight but very sturdy, has comfortable hand grips and the single-button in the front center for closing the walker is also very easy to push!Overall, this walker is a winner in my book!

Easy to assemble. Light and seems strong though. Easy to move around with it and it does help stabilize elders.