Graham-FieldLT80W Lumex Clip-On LED Mobility Light with 3 Modes, Great for Rollators, Walkers, Wheelchairs, Scooters, Crutches, Canes and More, White

Rollater walker

Takes a LOT if pressure to turn on. A person using a wheelchair, cane, or walker would not be able to use this. Waste of my money and time waiting for it to arrive.

No instructions how to turn on. Very hard to turn on if at all. Used for a rollator. Will buy a different one.

Remember, the are two kinds of lights, those that let you see and those that lets others see you. This one that lets other see you. And it is just about perfect for that. I use it one my hiking staff (it's NOT a cane!) when I walk at night. It lets others see me from afar. That is all I wanted it to do and it does that with no fuss, no muss. And now the first on position is steady on and the second and third positions are the fast and slow flashing. Small enough to not get in the way, large enough to get the job done. It does everything I want it to do and nothing more.

It's difficult to turn it on/off. Tends to rotate and point down.

I walk a lot in the late evening and this light was easy to attach to my cane. The blinking light setting was weird, but the regular setting was great. Could have used a little directions on the off-on settings, but only took a few minutes to figure on the basics.

Ordered 3. 2 worked 1 dud. 2 that worked are working great.

Worked great on my knee scooter after foot surgery. Made. Ugh this cruising much better. Only objection is one must "scroll" through two "strobe settings" before just getting to the regular "flashlight mode." Not overly bright under most situations, but plenty to light your way through the house at night.