NovaMedical Products Cruiser, Walker, Blue

It's a wonderful walker, light weight, nice color under the seat has lot of room to put things. Good deal & an attractive looking walker, seat is comfortable too. Happy with this purchase!

This folding walker is light weight but strong. I got this for my wife who was falling a frequently. I bought plastic glides for the legs because tennis balls only last about one to two weeks before they wear through.Great walker. I do recommend this walker for anyone with mobility problems.

This went together easily & is light weight. My mother can lift it herself. It goes slowly, ( it only has the 2 wheels) but provides the stability needed. It folds down alright, not great. A clip or folding feature would be a nice addition to keep this closed & fold easier. Mom loves the basket to put her essentials in as she out or around the house. You can also sit on the seat comfortably or set items on it, like your dinner. It fits in a small car's trunk. This would fit a medium size person, but could be a tight fit if you have wider hips. My mom is taller than average and it was easily adjusted to her height. The wheels seem to work pretty well, we've not needed to modify the back legs with those skis I keep seeing. Its seems good for the price.

We couldn't, it was designed for a shorter person.

I purchased this walker for my mom. She did not want a walker with 4 wheels or brakes, but did want a seat.This is easy for her to use and manage. It is also narrow enough to allow her to get through the small bathroom doorway without having to turn and go sideways. She is very happy with this.

Dad got to a point where his four-wheeled walker was a detriment, as he couldn’t stand upright and keep it close to him. It kept getting ahead of him, as he put it, going faster and faster until his body was parallel to the ground. This led to falls and near-falls and really, really bad posture despite extended periods of physical therapy. At his therapist’s advice, I bought Dad this Nova and replaced the two standard legs with glides. Now Dad has two wheels and two glides, and his walker never runs away from him, since it requires so much pressure. Indeed, Dad is now able to stand upright more easily and this has really helped his posture. I expected Dad to complain about the change in walkers, but he surprised me and likes this walker better than his fancier four-wheeled rig. We ended up buying Dad two of these, one to keep at his apartment and one to keep at our house. Very happy with this walker, and so is Dad.Let Amazon donate to your favorite charity! Use Amazon Smile (smile.amazon.com) when you order and Amazon will donate to the charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Check out how Amazon Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My shopping is donating to my favorite charity, Canines for Independence at no cost to me. Awesome!

I bought this for my mom, who often struggles with a cane. I live out of town and had it shipped directly to her. She loves it!! I purchased the white ski glides for it and it makes it so easy for her to use. My brother said that getting the rubber tips off was a project, but he did it and put the glides on. First report from my mom was that it was "so easy to use and she walked down to the dining room with her head up and standing erect! She enjoys showing off her new blue walker! Thank you Nova for quality products!! (I earlier purchased a Nova Quad cane in blue and she uses that too).

Photos provided so it is easy to see how the center of balance is different with handles awkwardly shaped and bulky. Also of note, the overall width is smaller then a regular walker by a few inches, so the seat is small and the basket under it must be emptied for the frame to fold. The little bit it folds; collapsed it is twice as wide as a standard walker (see photos - built, it is smaller than a normal walker, but folded it is much wider). ****SAFETY NOTE**** The most disappointing aspect is how the arm attachment screw cannot go all the way through (seems to require a slight bending when empty that isn’t possible with the arm inserted, so it barely connects with the other side to secure the arm). It is lightweight for portability, but possibly to a fault: Feels flimsy and untrustworthy, especially with no brake to secure it as a senior sits down in the narrow space. Also disappointing is the way to lock it in the folded position. A small red plastic piece that snaps onto the leg gets manually moved into position (rather than mechanically moving a lever like standard walkers). A shame, but somehow the $50-$70 standard walker seems much safer, folds smaller and requires no removable piece to lock in place when folded, so it is a better deal.