Aluminum Rollator Walker 3 Wheels - Foldable, Lightweight, Senior Walker with Basket Tray, Pouch, Brakes, Narrow for Small Spaces (BLACK)

I have a 4 wheel walker for inside the house, but wanted this one to keep in the car for its light weight and compact size when folded. Overall, this exceeds my expectations. Aside from the reasons I purchased it, I find it to be very stable. It's also much more maneuverable than my 4 wheeler. What really impressed me was the ease of assembly - unlike the video, you only need to insert the handle bars and bolt them at the height you wish. The basket is also very sturdy - it does not fold like the one shown in the video which makes it very stable. Who knows? I may end up dumping my 4 wheeler and get another one of these for inside the house!

Awaiting hip replacement surgery and it’s been increasingly hard to walk much less go shopping. This is small enough that I can easily raise it in and out of my SUV. Unlike the four wheelers, I can maneuver through lots of places including crowded shopping isles. I live alone so I buy groceries for three days in advance. It’s easy enough for a bag or two with the wire basket and a soft bag below it. That way I have support going in and out of the supermarket I don’t have to switch off to one of their shopping carts. Don’t need bags either, – just put them in my walker.Oh, it’s quite easy to assemble. I did it myself in less than 20 minutes.Caution: because it’s a three wheeler, it’s not as firm as a four wheeler. So sometimes when you’re trying to avoid someone or turning sharply, you can feel a little bit of a tipping over motion. So take your turns slowly.I’ve gotten a lot of compliments on this stylish; red, three wheeler. Yeah it’s a nice way to meet ladies.

Our house has a few narrow doorways - one is only 26 inches. The walker handles push together very easily to fit through the doorway while maintaining stability and then open right back up. It is VERY easy to turn on a dime. We can't use the basket or tray if we want to fold it but oh well! Very sturdy, only had to attach the adjustable handles - everything else was put together. Easy to transport - not nearly as bulky as the 4 wheel walkers. My 76 year old wife uses it as a stability aide rather than something to really hold her up. My 98 year old mother in law prefers her 4 wheel.

Great for small spaces. It’s good for your balance when trying to get around, but just not very supportive. If you plan on putting too much weight on it, it could run away from you if you put weight. If you drive, it is lightweight and easy to get in and out of the vehicle by yourself. It’s a good alternate Walker to use when you can’t use your 4 wheel rollilator

Small size makes it easier to get around in my small home. It folds up though you have to remove the tray and basket, which is NOT a big deal.

I like it in every way, except the basket does not stay steady. I must be careful how I place something on the tray. Otherwise it is well made and sturdy.

The size is what drew me to this unit. It folds small for vehicles with smaller trunks. However, it's VERY UNSTABLE! If you wheel over a crack in the sidewalk, it's likely to tip over, rather like the old "Laugh-In" TV show when Arte Johnson was constantly tipping over on his 3-wheel trike. I cannot recommend this unit for safety reasons. I now own 3 walkers (used in different locations) & this unit will be retired as soon as I can find another equally small & safer.

i love this walker, i lost control over my right leg a month ago and could only get around on crutches until i found this indoor walker. i love its mobility, it is very easy to get around corners due to the three wheel design. i have a regular 4wheel outdoor walker, but it is rather difficult to use in the house, wereas this one, because of the three wheel design easily maneuvers around objects. it also features a removable basket and tray and a cloth pocket bag between the two handlebars that is not removable. the assembly was very easy and should not provide any difficulty to even a disabled person. the only negative thing is that the tray is rather small, will easily hold a bread plate and a cup, but a normal dinner plate rests on the rim of the tray, not on the inside, requiring two trips if a drink is needed. my mother in germany has one similar to this and the tray is twice the size, but since this is the only one i have found in america so far, it will have to do. that is really the only negative aspect. overall, it is really a great design and the price is downright cheap for such a study walker. i can only recommend this to anyone who has mobility issues.