WALK MATE 3 Wheel Rollator Walker with Seat for Slim Seniors, Padded Backrest Lightweight Foldable Travel Walker Ideal for Elderly, 8 Inch Tri-Wheel Modern Mobility Walking Aid Aluminum, Purple

Purchased for someone else & they love it! Easy to put together. Nice versatility, has a mesh storage ‘basket’ and a seat with a back. Brakes work well. Sturdy metal. More lightweight than the 4 wheel kind & takes up less room whether fully open or collapsed. Would buy again. However, ‘seat’ is small; walker is not for a very large/wide person. That said, my 5’6” 200 lb relative and 5’2” 160 lb relative both fit well in it.

Purchased this for my girlfriend to use since she broke a bone in her left hip I needed one she could set down on and this fit the bill I would not recommend this walker for a larg person, my girlfriend is small less than 90 pounds so it works great for her, overall its a pretty heavy duty little walker that works for its intended use Shopping was fairly quick as it was delivered 3 days earlier than expected, pretty simple to put together took about 20 minutes to put togeter, included instructions were pretty straight forward not that you really need the instructions, in the photos on Amazon it showed a cup holder there is no included cup holder but one can be purchased for it, chose the purple color which was what I received, its nice and lite and very compact when folded which takes up less room when storing away or putting in your vehicle for travel.

I sent back a 4 wheel, 17.5lb Walkmate rollator and got this one instead. It appears that it will work perfectly for me. I'm traveling to Europe and there will be many walking tours. The all terrain tires on this should go over cobblestones and rough areas easily. I can get it up and down stairs because it is only 10.5 lbs. I fold it, tuck it under one arm like a crutch, and hang on to the railing with the other hand. I was unable to get the 4 wheel, 17.5lb rollator up and down stairs. This 3 wheel has a smaller "footprint" and is far less bulky than the 4 wheel. I would not hesitate to take it inside old valuable buildings. With the 4 wheel, I would always be afraid of bumping into something valuable. Putting it together was not difficult, but it did take some figuring out. You should probably watch the video. I like the big adjustment "wheels" rather than the "umbrella buttons." They are much easier to use. This 3 wheel model does not have as many adjustments as the 4 wheel model. Only the handles are adjustable up and down. The seat is a comfortable height for me but it, and the wheels, are fixed in one position. The rollator appears to be sturdy and well made, with nice even welds. The are no sharp edges. The strap on the seat making the rollator fold or lock, takes a little practice. Once it is folded,however, it does not drift apart like the 4 wheel. Once folded it will not roll, even a few feet, so you have to pick it up or drag it. Besides being a walking aid, it is a portable chair. The seat is not especially comfortable but it supports your bottom and gets the weight off your legs. I would not use it to sit at a table at a restaurant, but it will be very welcome when the tour guide stops to point out this or that. The basket underneath can hold a ton of stuff. Just remember that it makes it a little difficult to fold and you have to drag the extra weight up and down stairs. Suggest you use it just for a light jacket, a bottle of water and sunglasses. I would not put a purse or valuables in it. This three wheel model will not work for everyone. A friend told me that her husband cannot use three wheels because he has balance issues and tends to go over. For balance problems, or if you are a big heavy person, you will just have to make the 4 wheel one do. Suggest you get a zip closed cover for it with a handle. You can check it at the airport counter as you are boarding and not get charged a bag fee, and you can still have your 2 carry-ons. I checked with the airline on this. A cover will keep it from getting scratched or from catching the brake cables on something. (If you buy too many souveniers the bag can always be used as extra luggage, although without the rollator in it you will be charged extra.)

We were hopeful about this. It is lighter, compared to other roller-walkers. The seat is triangular. So, the widest part is 19". But that width does not go all the way back on the seat. Thus, the user must "perch" on the edge of the seat. If your backside is triangular, you'll be happy. The walker folds up by way of a sturdy spring-latch, which is located under the black mesh of the seat. There is a "rip-cord" thing to pull, to unlatch the latch, but that takes some practice. There is nothing to hold the walker closed. You must use brute force to get the latch in place, to keep the two sides of the walker, to stay open. The storage area is reached through a small flap. Not too functional.

It is lightweight. Fairly easy to steer, but wider and longer rear wheel base than conventional 4 wheeled walkers. You need a small bottom to sit on it, but meant for short sitting periods. When closed, its longer wheel base doesn’t fit well behind my driver’s seat and needs some practice. The biggest complaint is locking it into the open position. If like me without a lot of arm strength, you have to turn it to face you (while standing unassisted) and pull the loop tab in the front and if that fails, place you hands near the locking mechanism and push with your thumbs. To collapse it, you have to give the seat pull handle a mighty hefty tug to release the lock. The overall appearance is nice, but not sure where I could put a cup holder since I have the handles as low as possible. I find the net carryall useless because you have to empty it before collapsing the walker (while standing). It is lightweight, so not meant to be used to hold your weight if you are using it to steady yourself while leaning only on one handle because it will tilt. Overall, it’s useful for me because it’s lightweight and I’m a small person and I do make use of the seat when I need to sit. But I believe I would buy again because it’s more useful for transporting.

I love this walker. It was easy to assemble right out of the box, with a helpful instruction booklet. It looks good, rolls smoothly, and wheels are perfect size for going most places. Lightweight, easy to fold and unfold for transport. Not good for those with super-poor balance, but is a great walking and standing assist for most walking support. It’s 3 wheels ( not 4), so care should be taken when walking and sitting; it provides ample support.

Amazing lightweight walker. Very easy to take in and out of my car and fits in my trunk perfectly. Folding and unfolding it is very easy and overall has helped me to walk longer distances without the fear of falling, and take more sitting breaks with the built in seat. I’ve lost a lot of strength with my condition, and I needed to make sure the walker I go was light enough for me to lift in and out of my car, but sturdy enough to allow for sitting and confident use. This walker checks all of those boxes! I just bought a second one so I can always keep one in my car for going out, and one for home use. Highly recommend!

I would not recommend this little walker because it's to light weight and unstable. The handle bars are to far apart and hurts my shoulders. It's hard to maneuver.

Idéal pour personne âgée de PETITE taille. PAs recommandé pour personnes en surpoids. Beaucoup moins lourd et encombrant qu'un modèle à 4 roues. Siège moins confortable qu'un modèle à 4 roues, mais très stable et correct comme siège d'appoint pour se reposer au besoin. Pas conçu pour rester assis de longues heures! Facile à manoeuvrer dans les espaces restreints comme les allées de magasin. Manipulation facile, même pour la personne âgée! Ma mère n'en voulait pas au départ... maintenant, elle ne s'en sépare plus! Elle l'apporte même quand elle prend sa voiture pour aller faire des courses. Merci, Walk Mate!

My wife changed to this from the more common 4-wheeled version. It is lighter and still sturdy. Better yet, it folds down smaller than the four wheel versions, important for fitting into the trunk of my car. She’s used it for a few months now and has no complaints.

Bought this for my 92-year-old grandfather, whom still has pretty good balance. ***Just to warn... not to be used for unstable people. Was extremely easy to assemble and is lighter than other walkers. Great for in and out of the car ease and fits into smaller spaces. The only complaint is that the seat is not large enough for an adult to sit on. And make sure to constantly check the knobs, as they become loose easily. Would definitely recommend for people who need basic assistance and have small buttocks 😉

This is a very useful walker for around the house extremely maneuverable and light weight well build. Although there is a canvas seat and stable is is not meant for prolonged sitting

Front wheel fall's off . Seat to small .hand grips fall off . Light weight great . Folds great. These things happen after my return date was up. Now stuck with a walker not able to use ..always read reviews please .