Health Brands Sturdy Uplift Adjustable Adult Medical Walkers, Folds for Easy Storage & Transport, Guaranteed Longevity, Superior Support for Seniors Steel, 6 lb

Great Walker-this walker helps me get UP from a seated position and on and off the commode safely--unlike one level walkers. I can't stand on one foot, while it heals, and therefore needed a walker without wheels. I am very happy with this model and like the extra padded handles. It easily folds for putting in the car. Highly recommend this walker.

I bought walker for my 82 year old Mother.It arrived fully assembled and she was able to adjust height on her own. She's 3000 miles from me living alone so it was imperative that it was ready to go. She absolutely loves it and has been able to get out shopping without assistance. She reports is is sturdy and light enough to manuver. We highly recommend it!

I'm so pleased with this purchase!!!! I bought it through the Amazon warehouse so I knew it was going to be used and returned but to my surprise it was mostly still packaged. The box was torn up a bit but other than that it's perfect! It was well worth the used price I got but now that I have it I could justify the new price too! Yes insurance will usually cover a walker, but they are really stripped down models with maybe 2 front wheels. The extra handles for getting up from chairs is why I wanted this one and it works remarkably well! I use a power wheel chair part time. I'm grateful that insurance provided me that option because at 45 I hated being bed bound or short walk bound. I now have mobility to roam. But what about those middle of the night bathroom breaks? It's crazy to expect to get out of bed into your chair drive the 15 feet to the toilet get out of chair sit on toilet and back to bed. Thiswalker was exactly what I needed to get out of bed (using the nifty get up handles) waddle to the bathroom and back.Fun features of this walker are of course the lower handles to getting up from sitting positions. But also the handle grips are really soft and supportive. Not so soft that it hurts your wrist, but not hard plastic that pushes against arthritic hands and fingers causing painful pressure. They are the perfect amount of supportive cushion! The front has a blue swirly almost enameled look (I wish it were pink) but it gives it a classy touch! Fully adjustable height easy to set up or change if needed. Maybe your wearing orthopedic shoes that make you 2 inches taller than bare feet in the house. Another plus is that the front of the walker has a gentle curve to it so if you have a tummy it gives your body a little extra room without losing stability. Overall I'm super pleased with my purchase and if you are looking for a new walker for yourself or someone you love this is the perfect amount of function and beauty! Definately will be a topic of conversation at the Drs office or senior center.

This is a very sturdy walker and the rubber handgrips are very comfortable. Unfortunately, the "lift assist"feature didn't really help my neighbor. If you are in a regular chair, the placement of a walker is too low and too far forward. However, for other uses the walker is quite good.

I'm going to be having knee surgery, and will be non-weight bearing for a couple months afterwards. I have bought this to have an alternative to being on crutches, and also as a toilet aid. I must admit I haven't used this long term yet, but I have been practicing, and I am pleased with what seems like a solid product. The label didn't mention the button to fold it is on the top crossbar - it took me a few minutes to figure that out! As far as the lower handles -- they are helpful for lowering yourself to the toilet seat. I can't even make the walker tip when I try - maybe they changed the design. Using one hand on a high handle and the other on a low handle is also a good approach.

For me, this was a great alternative to crutches which hurt my arms and chest. With the adjustable height, you can stand/walk very straight. It’s lightweight. I also like the lower set of grips which help me get up from a chair and ease stepping up on a single step. You do have to lean forward when using the lower grips which I think is natural when you’re getting up anyway, but might not be understood by someone who has dementia in which case it might be unsteady for them to use lower grips. Of course I’m still stuck using crutches on my staircase, but this has been a huge relief in my injury recovery!

Terrible so let's try safe seat as well as 4 wheel please show the other peice

Perfect and strong walker. Well built and solid. My 6’1” and was worried about about getting a cheap walker, I wasn’t disappointed. I love the multiple hand grips. Helps me getting up from the sofa so much easier. Folds easy and locks in place!