ELENKER All-Terrain Upright Rollator Walker, Stand up Rolling Walker with Seat, 12” Non-Pneumatic Tire Wheels, Compact Folding Design for Seniors, Red

It was easy to put together. The size is perfect since it is adjustable so my mother my stand up straighter while we are out and about. The quality and functionality is very good, it is easy to fold up and travel with. I like the storage bag it came with, it is large enough to hold a large purse with room to spare. We are still working on getting it to a good height and keep the stability good. It is a bit difficult to steer when walking in our grass, other than that it is amazing compared to the walker my mother was using that was too short causing her to have to bend over.

This Rolator is very sturdy and was very easy to assemble. Very well built Heavy duty and easy to maneuver around. A great buy!! And arrived earlier that was scheduled. Great purchase!

It does the job well. However, it is awkward and bulky to fold and lift. I was aware of the 30 lb weight but thought it would be easier and more compact to lift and stow in the car. It has no mechanism to lock it into folded configuration so it’s tricky to lift without it unfolding.It does allow me to walk much greater distances outside, is very sturdy and easy to move, stop, start and turn.Even with the extra large front wheels there is always the danger of hitting a hidden hole on rough terrain and being pitched forward-found this out the hard way but managed to prevent myself from getting hurt.It’s all about learning its pros and cons. Pros Win-because I can really get some healthy walking in with relative safety now!Worth the money.

I can't say enough good things about this rollator walker. I had a really badly broken leg and after surgery I was allowed to put weight on it but it felt very weak and wobbly. I could only walk a few yards at a time and this was great because with the seat I could turn around and sit down. I loved the all terrains wheels as it allowed me to go outside and feel very secure and stable even when walking alone. It had everything I needed including a cup holder for my ever present bottle of Coke.This by far beat anything the hospital could come up with me to use and I couldnt believe the reasonable price. I used it for about 3 months before I could walk again and then passed it along to a friend.

Like the ability to fold however I would NOT recommend this walker as the larger front wheels make it very unstable causing falls. My husband has had many upright rollators with 10 inch front wheels with no problems. He now has sustained a bad injury due to falling with this walker as wheels do not turn appropriately. He has fell 6 times in the 6 weeks he has used. Contacted the company and refused any resolution of replacing with a walker with smaller front wheels cause it was over 30 day return policy.

Takes the strain off off your back and has several adjusting features. It does fold but is heavy. the smaller wheels makes it lighter and more compact, but the big wheel help in uneven terrane and recommended if you can handle the weigh.If I was sure I could swap wheel without difficulty I would buy smaller set of wheels as spare option

Got this after knee and hip replacements. I used to be a walker/hiker, and I love to walk outside. I'm tall, and rollaters just leave me hunched over and my back miserable. That's why I got the "all-terrain" version of this upright walker. The good: it's SO much more comfortable to walk upright. The seat is adequate, and has useful storage. It works wonderfully on a flat paved surface. The bad: this is most definitely not all-terrain by any means. The hard plastic tires, while much bigger than the regular version, can't even handle my gravel driveway, which is 1/4 mile long and the round trip makes a nice half mile walk while my new joints continue to heal. This thing stops dead if it encounters a piece of gravel bigger than about 1/2 inch in diameter. Parts of the driveway are a bit sloped and it takes a lot of struggling to keep it from veering severely. The left arm support constantly slips down a notch while I'm walking. I have to stop and raise it 5 or 6 times in that 1/2 mile. I would recommend that anyone looking into these for purposes other than paved surfaces get one with old fashioned blow-up tires. They can't help but be better going on a gravelly surface.

Love itSometimes reviews can be mixed with opinions varying depending on personal thoughts and preferencesI gave this a Five stars because it can break down more than one way to pack it !Okay I have Idiopathic Inclusion Body Myositis a real rare nasty Skeletal Muscular Inflammation Autoimmune disorder that mimics ALSIn a different way that not Neurological . Was informed I’m to wear leg ankle knee braces the rest of my life No more ankle foot Surgeries do to Arthritis fused Bones and mutated out of place.Neuropathy from many factors other than Diabetes.This wheeled walker is so much better than Ski Pole Elbow Crutches.It does turn on a dime mine is steady it has on the frame steps to lift the front up a down .Cords can stop or slow you the wheels a big plusSolid plastic all terrain tires are not bad either wasn’t sure but they are okay don’t let it discourage you.The Seat is nice and stable there is a 300 lb limit to it . I really love it.I bought the cell phone cup holder for extra to match the blue colorThere is a nice nylon bag with a strap to remove and carry if needed or take off.The arm rest are not hard but very comfortable for me as I have fibromyalgia also. My picture in the Caine holder has a hurricane Cain in it .The cup holds that came with it is nice i put my wallet in it or a water bottle drink cup in the other.Good luck not everyone is ment for something’sThis Senior Upright handle Rolotor is right for me!I can sit and rest going to the Dr OfficeHope this helps just my opinion on the product.