WINLOVE 2 in 1 Rollator Walkers for Seniors with Padded Seat- Medical Transport Chair Walker with Adjustable Handle and Reversible Backrest(Champagne)

This is a great lightweight transfer chair. The assembly is minimal and not difficult. It will fit in your trunk and easy to lift. It has brakes that hold well and wide seat. This has helped with mobility and enjoying walks. We have received many compliments on this product. Physical Therapist loved it!

I have a different rollator I purchased for a lot more money from a local medical supply. This one is just as good and frankly I prefer it to the other. What I like: When using it as a rollator, you actually kind of walk between the wheels (this has a bit longer wheel base) I find it is kind of protective in that I don't stub my toes on the wheel or run into them while walking. It also protects my space bubble a bit more in public where people really don't seem to want to give me room :-) The rollator is light enough for me to manipulate and get out of my vehicle on my own. The leg/foot supports are easy to remove. SO I can leave those when I am by myself and place them when I know I have someone to push me and I know I will need them. The depth of the seat from front to back is nice! The other rollator I like to use is the same basic shape - but it was not meant as a transport chair so the seat is narrower in depth - the depth here makes it comfortable to sit in for longer. Switching from walking to riding mode is so simple. What I am not quite sure about: You may need to adjust the height frequently for different "pushers". I think most people could find a height they like, but that is the hardest part on converting from walking to pushing in my opinion. This is a thing - but not a bad thing - because this is a soft seat, when being pushed you kind of "feel" the terrain you are rolling on - like you can feel the independent movement of the different sides/wheels. It still feels secure - but I was surprised by that. So far we have been to two baseball games and my spouse was able to navigate me through the stadium and up and down the ramps. We also spent a week in Yellowstone and he was able to navigate a lot of the boardwalks there with me. It is kind of a best of both worlds thing. I could walk as long as I could and he could take over when I needed help. It was also nice to be able to just park and rest sometimes.

Value for money: This is a noce walker/wheelchair. It is made well and was very easy to put together. I recommend using the locks when someone is sitting or standing to from the chair. The wheels are good for city roadways. If you need to be out in the country more or rule areas I would not recommend Chair folds very easy with little effort. Fits into the back of the car well. And is not at all heavy. The storage bag slides on and will mot stay put when you fold. It must be removed each time. These per pocket, however, is very nice and the bag itself was very roomy. The other drawback would be that it’s black on the inside, making it difficult sometimes to see inside.

Great idea, poor quality for the $219 price!! It assembled reasonably easily, but some of the directions were confusing. I bought this product to use on a two-week trip to Europe to help with all the walking. I planned to use the walker as far as I could and then switch to the wheel chair. It worked, but just barely. It had to be checked as airline baggage and just didn’t stand up to the rough handling by the baggage handlers. Upon arrival, two of the wheels had fallen off. Luckily the baggage guys had found them and kept them with the walker. The cobblestones and rough sidewalks in Europe caused several of the bolts to come loose and I lost both foot rests at different times. This problem would have been solved had the manufacturer put a little rubber on the nut used to tighten the bolt. I tightened them as much as possible on assembly but the rough handling by the airlines and the vibrations from bouncing on the cobblestones and bumpy sidewalks jarred them loose, and the bolts were lost. Zip ties solved the problem, but it shouldn’t have happened at all. To make matters worse, one of the catches to keep the footrests in place when in use as a walker broke and the footrest had to be zip-tied in place and couldn’t be used. After two weeks, it’s pretty beat up. On the plus side, it was light-weight, reasonably comfortable, and easy to use. Height adjustment was quick and easy. I’m thinking it will be great for museums and the like, but it’s not cut out for what I bought it for. Given the price tag, I’m pretty disappointed.

The idea of two in one caught my attention. However, this walker is bulky, seating pad feels narrow. I felt insecure with the back strap. I am 145 pound and it felt kind of wobbly.

This was a lifesaver for my mom who has rheumatoid arthritis and chronic pain. We were on a long trip involving several international airports. Unfortunately, some airports did not have reliable wheelchair services but this made it possible for me to push her along in a pinch. It works well indoors (malls, train stations, airports) but be careful outside as going over bumps will make it become unstable and tip forward. The seat is decent and provided a resting spot for my mom many times during our travels. She used it as a rollator and seat most often. The price is good for this type of thing, so I think it’s a good buy overall. It is lightweight, small when collapsed, and durable. You can buy drink holders for it and there is a basket attached for storage. The blue finish is very pretty.