Lumex Walkabout Lite Four-Wheel Rollator Color: Aqua

Gorgeous. Much sturdier than other brands. Legs are one piece so no bolts breaking like other brands. The only problem is its too tall. Im 5'1 and my toes barely reach the ground when I sit and there is no way to lower the seat. So if you are taller than 5'1 this is perfect.

I like the overall structure and features. The 6" wheels are noisy and and slip on the pavement. I will need to find rubber ones to make it usable for my 1 mile walk.

Positives: The color is superb. The small wheels make it easier to navigate about the house. Added a cup holder. The flexible positioning of the basket is a nice feature so one doesn't always have to open the seat to put something in the basket.Negatives: The seat doesn't have a natural stop when on the open position, which makes it not as useful as my other walker for moving things about. My other walker has a kind of farthest point past which the seat cannot be moved which allows me to pile things more stably on the walker.Second negative: The manufacturer decided to cover each nut with a black plastic cover - presumably to reduce the wear and tear on things the walker bumps into as the nuts stick out 1/2 beyond the walker. If they had used white caps, then when the covers hit things, there would not be big black drag marks that have defaced every place the covers touch. Unless you like black marks on your walls, doorways, and corners, get another unit that doesn't have black plastic covers that leave black drag marks on every thing they touch. Think about it manufacturer...don't most people prefer light walls? Why would you make this problem for users? Clearly, this is able-bodied people designing for the disabled.Really big negative, I only used this rollator in the house and after one year and one month the frame snapped and so the whole thing is useless. I would advise another brand. My old [starts with a Dr] was a real work horse, not pretty, but the bearings in the wheels gave out before the frame went.

My mom is almost 96 and this walker is the Best! She has arthritis in her hands but is able to lock the brakes! It is so lightweight to fold and put in the car!! The Best walker we have ever owned!! Well worth the money!!

handles could use some more holes for height, people with spasticity in multiple sclerosis would find it hard to have to stand so close, Also feet hit wheels. its great for street walking, not sidewalk cause body gets jarred when hits uneven walk. the rollator stops cause of plastic wheels. difficult to put in car, even suv. if you fold it use bungee cord. all I could afford. bouncy wheels would be a plus. comfortable seat. def needs water bottle holder