Drive Medical Nitro Sprint Foldable Rollator Walker with Seat, Tall Height Lightweight Rollator with Large Wheels, Folding Rollator, Four Wheel Rolling Walker, Black

I had been using a "standard" rollator. It was fine around my apartment or an indoor facility. When I used it outside on sidewalks etc. I did not feel it was very stable. It was also about 1 -2 inches too short for me. I have lumbar issues and this did not help. To fold up the original rollator a part had to be removed, so it was a PITA.The Nitro rollator folds easily. You can lift up in the seat to close it by about 90% such as what might be needed at a table in a restaurant. If you need to store in the trunk or luggage space in a SUV, the unit will click shut so it stays that way when lifting in and out of your vehicle.It comes in 3 sizes, petite, standard and tall. sizes are adjustable.It is stable and has good breaking, whether for moving around or a parking break. The one disadvantage is that it is a bit heavy. An older man or woman may struggle to get it in or out of a vehicle.I really like mine and thought it a good purchase.

After undergoing surgery to fuse three parts of my neck, I knew it was time to take my balance issues seriously. Having fallen over 30 times in a year—resulting in a shoulder replacement—I realized I couldn’t afford any more accidents. My doctor strongly recommended getting a rollator to help prevent further falls.I did thorough research and decided on this particular model, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice. Unlike cheaper options with flimsy frames, this rollator features a robust three-point frame that is both lightweight and easy to fold. I believe it’s a worthwhile investment, even though it is on the pricier side, as it feels built to last.One feature I was pleasantly surprised by is the design of the handles. They have a flat, shelf-like surface where your hands rest, making it extremely comfortable to use for extended periods without causing any hand pain. This was something not mentioned in the product description but turned out to be a significant advantage.Another aspect I appreciate is the availability of different heights. The rollator provided by the hospital was clearly designed for shorter individuals. Being 5’7” with short arms, I found that the taller version of this rollator extends perfectly to fit my height, providing excellent support.Overall, I’m confident that this rollator will serve me well for many years to come. It offers the stability, comfort, and durability I need, allowing me to move around safely and with confidence.

Purchases for my mother who is 5'1 and she was able to lift it and put it in and out of her vehicle. It was easy to put together. So far it has worked well but you do need to pay attention to the brakes and read the instructions. Has a series of break options and it would make sense to try it out at home before you take it out. The cup holder we purchased separately from this company doesn't fit very well and is not very sturdy

This rollator is very sturdy and easy to use. The wheels glide with minimum effort and the hand brakes work well. The brakes don’t require a lot of hand strength to move. The turning radius is excellent. The seat is sturdy. My only issue is sitting on the seat and then tying to get up. When I push on the handles to help stand, the entire rollator shifts slightly.

The major problem I have with my Drive Medical Nitro Sprint Foldable Rollator Walker with Seat is the lack of a brake I can set while just sitting. Where I live seemingly ever street is at least a slight hill. When I stop to rest the rollator wants to roll. If I had a brake I could set at this time I'd be very happy. Folding the unit is not tough if you don't want the rollator to close tightly. I use a snap cord to tie things together when folding. A snap cord doesn't require knots or bows making it easier to use. The rollator came with a black plastic addition which snaps on somewhere. The instructions for this are not at all clear. I'm told to use "my smart phone" to access detailed instructions. Guess what? This dumb user doesn't have a smart phone so no detailed instructions. Now the good stuff. It comes assembled save for the little black plastic thingy. Hooray! It is very easy to adjust. A big hooray. I love walking distances again. I have no feeling of instability. I fell over with a basic walker more than once (have a brain based problem with balance). I have NO feeling of not being in complete command now. It is a bit heavy but I carry it up to a doctor's office on the second floor every week with no feeling of being challenged. Major thought about my Drive Medical Nitro Sprint Foldable Rollator Walker with Seat is I'm a fool for not purchasing it much sooner. I tested a number or rollators and I am certain I purchased the best for me.

Bigger wheels are good, the two stage brake system is especially useful going downhill.

My husband was worried about using a walker for the first time This walker is just right for anyone, it's very sturdy. It looks good. And works well.

Apenas un par de semanas de uso, pero buen desempeño y muy práctico, solo lo siento un tanto debil al subir las varillas a la altura máxima de las empuñaduras.

Very nice walker, very well made and folds nicely to put in car.Needed something with larger wheels than the one we had so that I could take walks down our gravel driveway which is a little over 300 ft long.

Having another Drive product I was expecting a good quality product. Unsatisfied with the lack of product measurements I looked at the product website for more information, still unsatisfied I called the company they said the distance between the frame at back legs/foot area is 19" as well as at the handles. With great expectations we made the purchase. Chose to return within minutes. The nice padded seat is 18" including the seat bars. Inside the frame at seat a hair shy of 18.5 inches, less where you adjust for handle height. Inside the frame at the inside back leg foot area is only, a hair shy of 18.5 inches not the promised 19inches and yes this does matter especially as that is behind the 2 very important foot curb steps so that means the actual space is smaller, more like16.5. Behind the handle flare it's 17.5 inches space between handles. Center to center handle width is 18.75 at the widest point where handle flares out. So the [empty] space between handles is not the 19 inches indicated. These measurements are important when you are trying to get the best fit for a persons needs.Wonderful having the foot curb assist on both sides, however on the tall with the handles all the way up as needed, when using the curb assist on either side the whole rollator frame was askew and wobbly unlike my other rollator, unsettling. Tested when handles where all the way down and this improved.The new brake system for me did not stop any better. The slow down is a great feature.The large backrest with viewing window is a great upgrade and moves independently of handles, a great thing. Nice having 4 choices with the caring bag, 3 rollator positions and a caring strap.There was also a issue with the front right wheel not turning/moving properly.This was not what I was expecting for a suggested manufacturer retail price of $594 Canadian. yes Amazon is a deal if you can use the handles all the way down and don't need the frame as wide as stated.