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

I bought this walker for a trip to Europe. I have had multiple back surgeries and have many residual left over issues. I have very poor balance and tend to drag my left foot occasionally. I needed a walker to be lightweight, durable and easy to maneuver in tight spaces. This walker collapses and is easy to get onto trains and into small spaces. My husband helped me on and off trains as well as still being able to lift this walker due to the fact it folds and is very lightweight. This little walker went through snow, rain, cobblestones and many other challenges. Great little walker!! However, if you’re looking for a walker to sit on, and relax, the seat is really too small for that. You can sit for a few minutes but that’s about it. Overall, it was a win, win!! I would highly recommend this walker.

I love this walker, it is streamlined, sturdy, and just right for my needs. Its sleek design seems to make it less obvious that you're getting old and need help getting around. Very classy. It's lightweight, making it a great walker for traveling. It was easy to put together. I'm 88 years old, and I put it together myself. The storage bag is a good size and the seat, although a triangular shape, is functional and somewhat comfortable. It's a great walker and I would recommend it.

This rollator works quite well.Sometimes the front wheel has a mind of its own when turning but straightens out quickly. I would not recommend to someone who has a lot of trouble with balance, too lightweight, Will tip sideways quite easily. I bought it because it is lightweight, compact, easy totake in and out of house and car. It opens and closes quite easily. I haven’t used it outside yet but it does well inside. If you have narrow doorways from room to room, you won’t like it (almost 26” at widest points). The seat is not deep at all, only 10”, but 19” wide at widest point (basically triangular in shape). I don’t sit on it but do use it to carry some things (not liquids). It’s good for putting cell phone or iPad on when you walk around. I feel I am walking more because I have it to use. I had help putting it together. Comes basically in one piece but still needs to be assembled. All in all, I am not disappointed with it, it is serving its purpose, cute too.

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.)

Sturdiness and weight appear to be fine, assembly was fairly easy and standard, More information about using parking/locking brakes would have been useful. BEWARE! There is a problem with stability of the unit. There are only the three wheels, one in front, which allows for a greater chance of tipping over. Another wheel or stabilizers in front might be considered for greater stability when moving or turning. Height adjustment is standard and easy.