Rollator Walkers for Seniors- Rollator Walker with Seat 8" Wheels- Easy Folding Senior Walker with Backrest- Lightweight Mobility Walking Aid for Adult Elderly, Aluminum Frame, Blue

Makes mobility available to me, using a cane is limited to some terrains, uncomfortable setting, butthis is great, the stability even on grass and gravel make me comfortable with ease. Went to a wildlife park to take photos, which I had not been able to do for a year, since having a medical issue, I felt alive again and normal to be out and about. The seat is comfortable to take a rest when need, not necessary as much as I thought I would need, since rollator is so comfortable and stable; and the basket under seat is great for camera, lens etc...

After having to go non-weight bearing due to a broken foot, I soon got worn out from the use of crutches and the fact that I had some near trips and falls from using the crutches. People who I knew had used a knee scooter, said that while they were awesome mobility tools, the way you had to push using the other leg caused some hip problems and leg pain due to your body being out of alignment - you push from the side. So I looked at some rollator walkers. I went with the Euro design as It honestly just seems sturdier that the traditional ones. I also wanted to had a seat attached so that if I got tired I could plunk down for a little break. I found this pretty red RINKMO Rollator Walkers for Seniors- Rollator Walker with Seat 8" Wheels and haven’t looked back since. The assembly was simple as it just requires you to push in the wheels to the frame, but if you didn’t have hand strength I could see it being more difficult as you have to push in the little silver knobs before pushing the wheel shaft into the frame to allow it to lock. Very straightforward assembly though. I love the bag on the front, and the easy of movement it allows. The unit is very light, and so that makes it easy to get out of a bind if you are in a cramped area. I rest the knee of my injured foot on the seat itself, and then propel around on the one leg. I use a gardening kneeling pad on the seat as my knee was getting pretty sore from resting it there. This unlike a knee scooter, allows me to push/walk in the middle of it instead of on the side of a knee scooter, and keeps things in line. What I like is that I am able to use that propped up knee to push the rollator forwards as I walk so my hip is still getting movement unlike with the crutches where it just stays stationary. Word of caution though ** Don’t hesitate to use the hand brakes. I nearly slipped once due to taking too big of a step and now at every step I clamp down on the brakes so it helps to stabilize me. Great product, very well made, and I am so thankful to have found this mobility aid!

I have POTS (or Autonomic Dysfunction), Ehlers Danlos and Rheumatoid Arthritis. I have been using a cane for stability, but once this awful summer heat came on, my POTS was flaring and fast. So I had no choice but to get one. I’m tired of sitting in aisles or on the floor in line to buy something. I’m tired of not going places anymore and being stuck at home or being put in an emergency situation where I could pass out because there’s no seats available. Now I can have a seat wherever I go along with the stability I need.(I’m at risk for passing out/fainting)It was extremely easy to put together. I even added cool outdoorsy stickers and a patch to personalize it. The brakes are stable and the height adjustment is great. I love the ease at which you can pull up the middle handle to fold it. I also like that I can carry my cane with it. You can also adjust the tightness of the front wheels.It’s well-made, sturdy and much more fashionable than other rollators. The cool euro style helps me feel a bit better using it in public as I’m only 40 and I get stared at sometimes.There is no logo on the back strap like it shows on the photos, so that’s why I got a cool outdoorsy iron-on patch to put where the logo should be.I like the small platforms at the back wheels so you can press the rollator upwards with your feet to get over a door jam.It’s not as heavy as I thought it would be, so that’s a plus too. It fits a bit awkward in the back seat of my car, but I make it work.My only complaints are:that it doesn’t have a way to lock in place when you close it. So I use a bungee cord with hooks.Also the back padding is fairly hard and warped a bit. I was hoping it could stretch a little bit more and was softer.And I also wish the bag that comes with it had a strap so that you could carry it with you.The maneuvering takes a second to get used to. I do wish there was more of an ease of which to turn around, but once you learn it…it gets easier.The tires seem pretty sturdy and can get over small rocks.But overall, it’s a great product and was cheaper than the Nitro.If I have any issues I’ll be sure to update this review.

This walker may be fine for some, but the front wheels lacked some flexibility in turning, which may be just our model we received. Or maybe over time they loosen up more. The main issue we had was the back legs were too long and for someone used to a walker with a shorter leg in back, this caused tripping issues. For a person that is very unsteady on their feet, they would need to be very careful not to trip over back legs since they jut out quite a bit in back.The pros: its lightweight, folds up fairly easily, and has large wheels which provide more stability and traction. The brakes work well.So this walker was just not a good fit for us but maybe it would be for someone else.