Aliseniors Upright Walker for Seniors - Big Stand Up Walker with Wide Seat, Foldable 4 Wheel All-Terrain Rolling Walker, Adjustable Armrests, 300lbs, Improves Posture & Reduces Back Strain

This upright walker is well‑built, easy to adjust, and provides excellent support. The raised armrests make a noticeable difference in posture, reducing back and shoulder strain during longer walks. The wide seat is comfortable, and the large wheels handle indoor and outdoor surfaces smoothly. It folds easily for transport and feels very secure while in use. A reliable choice for anyone needing extra stability and improved walking comfort.

had a little trouble putting it together...got the hand grip poles backwards (left in right slot and visa versa) Once I got that straighten out the rest was easy. Love the walker and the height of the arm rests. Had a regular rollator and was always bent over the handlebars using it. Now I stand pretty upright. seat it comfortable, especially with the backrest...overall a great buy,

I love it

It’s ok. It’s a little heavy for me to lift. A little hard for me to raise up from the seat. But it does help me stand up tall & easier to walk with.

The box had significant damage, gabbing holes allowing access to product ,when opening the box, the walker and parts were in a large, clear, thin plastic bag, but had no packing materials to keep the product from bouncing around box, I don’t know if it was this or what but both legs of walker had areas were blue paint scratched off exposing silver. As well the bolts attached to orangrvribbins wouldn’t go in holes. The booklet to set up walker was terrible, there was no clear pictures showing what you were supposed to do. Also called company and number not working, product seemed really well made but with all these issues don’t know if I want to take another chance. It’s been 6 months, I finally got box to ship this walker back, but neither Amazon nor company will arrange UPS pickup. I’ve spent over 8 calls and 3 chats and each time they state they will refund me and now just keep walker, they never due. I’ve been paying interest on this for 6 months. I don’t want walker, it’s defective and unusable, I just want my money. I called again 11/5/25, again they said they would refund me via Amazon gift card. That was yesterday and still nothing.if you ever chat with CS take screen shots of conversation so you have proof. They do have a copy of all Chats so don’t let them say they dont

I broke my back and the surgeon suggested an upright walker. She didn’t want me walking hunched over. The Aliseniors works great, especially after I ordered a front carry box for it to put shopping items in. The brakes are mostly show, since on most smooth surfaces the wheels lock and slide easily. But you don’t need them, except on hills. And they work well enough to keep you from speeding up. You will use it mostly on flats. The one annoying thing was that it says it comes with a locking device to hold the two sides together when folded for transport. That was missing. I sent a note to the dealer asking that they send me one, but never got a response. Check for this before you assemble it, and send it back if it isn’t there. I’m using a big twist tie to tie the two sides together. That works but it isn’t ideal. So minus a star for the missing part, and another star off for lack of response by the seller.

This walker has changed my life. No more stooping over to walk. Easy to adjust however my great grandson put it together for me. He said it wasn’t difficult. My first outing was to a park I would never have been able to negotiate without it. I am going shopping alone. Fits easily in the back seat of my car. I had trouble getting it in and out of my trunk but only because I also have a bum hand. It rolls right over the hump in the back seat of the car. Practiced a few times until I mastered the procedure and now I am thrilled to be shopping alone again. Love this walker. Highly recommend it.

I had my Elenker Heavy-Duty Upright Walker with Shock Absorbers and 10" front wheels for 3 years and it was still sturdy and it worked, but it had gotten so squeaky that I woke up everyone else in the house whenever I got up during the night. The sit-to-stand handles had been tightened so many times, they they no longer held tight so there was almost an inch of play back and forth (or side to side). This didn't have any negative impact on the security when using them to stand from a sitting position, but I was frustrated that they couldn't be stabilized better. I had planned to get the exact same model to replace it, but found out the maker discontinued that model!! The new models fold in half side to side (like mine did), but then it folds again front to back. That might make it easier to store, but it means that there isn't a solid weld holding the uprights to the lower frame where the wheels are. That, the uprights being welded to the wheel base, is the mail reason I chose this to replace my old Elenker. After watching the video, assembly wasn't much of an issue. And at first, it seemed like I could just glide all around without effort. Now though, after less than 6 months of use, I can say that the overall built quality is not what I had hoped for. The armrests have gotten wider (further apart) with use. If I walk more than a few minutes, my shoulders begin the feel the strain of my arms being splayed away from my body. The only weight this unit has ever held is the weight from my forearms to maintain my balance. We're not talking even HALF of the weight limit, I doubt it is even 100 lbs. in total that it has supported. Because it is too high for me, I've never used the seat for anything other than setting my purse on it. I've never used the carrier bag nor the cane holder that came with it. I use old squeaky for walking outside or when I go somewhere, so this walker has never left the house. I've never even folded it up since the day I got it assembled. In addition to the widening of the frame, the way the wheels are attached have the uncanny ability to grab hair and wrap it tightly around the axels. About once a month, I have to get tweezers and pull out all the hair in order to keep the wheels spinning smoothly. I already have to do this with our vacuum cleaners and I really am annoyed that I now have to do it to my walker too. If I had it to do over again, I would not choose this brand. I'm going to try to get a year out of it before I buy something else... unless my shoulders insist that I give up on it sooner.