Carex Health Brands Carex Trio Rolling Walker

Bought this to assist a loved one who couldn't use a larger walker. It is compact, light weight, and pretty good looking. The adjustable handles and back wheels are very helpful in assuring balance and stability. It has large wheels to assist in different terrains. All in all works great.

Muy comodo y ligero

Lightweight with a large storage. Mom loves it. Works very well in house & when we got out to eat it folds well so not in the way. We haven't had any stability issues but Mom is only 5'.

Es lo que esperaba...,

I am clumsy and love to skate. I've broken so many bones trying to skate that I should give up...but I won't. My latest attempt involves this three wheel walker and a ridiculous amount of protective gear. It's working really well. I don't think it will keep me from falling all the time, but I'm much more confident on the skates when I'm holding this in front of me. I've tested it on sidewalk and it really worked well. Tomorrow I will try using it on our road. I have Cardiff stable skates, tail bone/hip padded shorts, wrist guards, helmet, elbow and knee pads. Maybe I can finally skate regularly without breaking something. This thing is good as a skate trainer because if you take the bag off it kind of looks like it might actually be a product made to help someone skate, and not a walker. Well...I hope for the best. Oh...make sure you stretch out the back wheels when you get it or you will think it's horribly unstable and want to return it. It helps to actually look at the instructions instead of just putting in the handles and thinking you're done. UPDATE - 12/28/2014: Well my crazy self is still using this when I go roller skating. It's been working great so far. I skated a quarter mile today on the quiet roads around my house. They are craggy beat up roads with potholes, and little stones all over the place, but I'm still able to skate on them so long as I use this thing. I wasn't able to skate on this surface at first. It took several days at a campground with nice paved roads for me to come back and have the leg muscles sufficient to propel myself on beat up clumpy tar road. I've had a lot of close calls where I know I would have fallen if not for the walker. The other thing is - at first I was trying to get the most non-walker looking thing to use because I was embarrassed to be using a trainer while I skated. Everyone, especially older people, see me doing this and love the idea. They all ask what kind of walker it is so they can do it too. Let's face it, normal surface roads are too bumpy to skate on without eating it eventually. No one is mocking me. People think it's cool. Now, I know I'm going to wear this thing out faster than usual by skating with it. The next skating walker I use will be one of the 4 wheel rollators that's for heavy people 400 pounds or more. That will give me even more stability, ruggedness (I hope), and provide a seat when I get tired out. So yes, if you were searching like crazy to find something that will allow your clumsy self to roller skate again, the way you used to love when you were a kid, then a good walker will work, and you shouldn't worry about looking stupid. It's not perfect. I've had some close calls. But with protective gear and this thing you will be able to skate down mild hills and hit rocks and stuff without automatically falling.