Stand Up Walker for Seniors & Elderly with 6" Bearing Wheels - Dual Mode Platform Walker, Height Adjustable Frame with Arm Support & Storage Bag, Foldable Lightweight Aluminum Upright Mobility Aid

I broke my wrist and my foot and tibia and was looking for a walker that I could use for armrest instead of putting pressure on my wrist. This was the perfect walker for that and those armrests are removable. Very easy to remove, easily adjusts and folds.

worked excellent for my husband who was 63 and did not have to bend over to use the normal type of walkers very sturdy

This gave me the mobility I needed! I broke my wrist and tore the labrum in my hip so I needed a way to get around the house and this was the perfect thing. It even helped me stand up straighter because I was able to adjust it to the height I needed. There are two settings, one is more fixed and rigid and the other more flexible. It allows you to push one side forward more than the other side in a walking stance and makes it easier to get through smaller doorways. We call it my exoskeleton, or even better the EXO 25.

This walker has been tranformative for a recent stroke survivor with right side weakness.

The arm pad and hand grip do not have any adjustment side-to-side. It's fixed in the straight ahead position and no angle adjustment for the natural arm position. I could not get my arms to fit in the arm-rest at all. Piece of junk!

It’s doing the job for my husband but two major challenges we deal with are that it’s not quite tall enough. My husband is 6’1” and is slightly hunched when using it. It is a nightmare to fold up. I struggle with it almost daily. There has to be a better way. And watch out for the handles. The come off easily during transport.

I don't understand the reviewers who say it is flimsy. It's lightweight and tall and you can knock it over easily. But lightness is desirable. In use it, with my weight on it, it's perfectly stable. Problem is, it's supposed to switch between fixed and independent modes. It came set to independent but I can't get it to switch to fixed mode. (In the independent mode, the left and right sides can move forward independently.) I don't have the manual and can't find instructions online. Does anyone know how to do this?

Es de muy buena calidad, de un material muy resistente, ayudará a dar movilidad a una persona con discapacidad y le hará una persona más independiente