Retaoldth Premium 3 Wheel Rollator Walker for Seniors, Lightweight Foldable Elderly Three Wheeled Rollator with Storage Bag, Mobility Aid Rolling Walker, Blue

The product arrived in good condition and I find it easy to use. It seems to be of good quality and can easily be folded to be placed in a vehicle. The wheels are easily locked. when I recently fell and was able to get up with the only help of this product because I was able to lock the wheels and it stayed sturdy. The wheels are a little too wide, but that may be a real safety issue, I can’t say it’s not a good thing. It isn’t easy to lock it back in place when you unfold it, but I think I will find how it works best. Very pleased with the product.

Es bonita, ligera, práctica,facil de armar,,,sobre el producto excelente ,,,,,,solicite al vendedor una factura y no me la han enviado

My dad loves it, it makes him stand up straight when he's walking, making him breathe easier when getting exercise. Goes over rough paths well. We had to adjust the brakes, but everything else was great

Yes, it's a great walker, very lightweight, easy to get in the car. However, the first time I had it out I went to put the rod in the back to secure it and I could NOT get it in. I had the 2 metal bars straight, in alignment. NO. You need to put the bars a little forward, not in alignment, for the opening to align to put the rod in to secure the walker. At least, that is the situation with my walker,... Also, that rod can appear to be fully in when it's not. Make sure the rod is all the way down to properly the secure the walker. Other than that, I would have liked to have seen the bottom of the bag fortified to be a hard surface, rather than saggy, to better accommodate items put it in.

Just received this 3 wheel Rollator walker. As others have said it is lightweight and prone to tipping over. As I have an assortment of other walkers to use for various environments this is what I like about this 3 wheeled walker. I am trading stability for lightness and ease of handling while putting it in and out of my car. One thing I did while I was assembling my walker. I held the body of the walker and worked the hinged locking arm (The part that has the little pin with the pretty red ribbon.) open and closed a dozen or so times to loosen the three hinging points on the locking arm. (Remember the thing with the pretty red ribbon.) THIS IS IMPORTANT as, down the road when assembly is completed the walker will fold together properly. After all it is new and stiff. Another thing I am going to do and that is I'm ordering Velcro strips to hold the walker together while I'm putting it in and out of my car. I own several 4 wheel walkers with seats, and I love them, but they are hard to get in and out of a vehicle and, in a restaurant, they seem to get in everyone's way. Know the limits of this walker and you'll do fine.