Medline Guardian Walker Flip Tray, Gray, 1 Count

This tray serves my mother very well. She can now get her coffee, drinks and a dish of food on the tray and move them from the kitchen to dining room table while both hands are firmly on her walker. Then the tray folds to the front of the walker and out of her way. I would highly recommend.

After reading various reviews of different trays, I wasn't sure what to buy as some complained that their trays didn't fit their walkers. I have the Medline Junior Lightweight walker. The walker pictured with the tray didn't look like mine but having been told that I needed a tray, I ordered it. Yes, my walker is NOT the one pictured with the tray but it is a perfect fit. The weight of the tray rests on the hinges that allow the walker to be folded. The indents for cups or glasses worked out well too. The larger one on the right is perfect for my Yeti stackable 10 oz. insulated mug. Not big enought for the 14 ounce but just righr for what I need. I was very pleased that I got it right on the first try. It is a useful tray and I am happy with ny decision to purchase it.

I searched for a tray of the same brand as the basic, but solid foldable walker ordered for me by physical therapists at the end of in-patient rehab following surgery for a fractured hip. Multiple O.T's and P.T.'s and maintenance men attempted to attach this foldable plastic tray so that it would stay level and in place when used for transporting food and drink on normal inside floors.The screw on the left side of the tray does not stay in place in its very simple keyhole-type slot. It doesn't even take a tiny bump for the tray to tilt, more on the left side than the right, sending food and drink flying.Being physically unable to comply with Amazon's rules for having to drive to specific locations, my only options were to lose most or all of the cost of the tray. In the past, Amazon arranged with the Senior Living Center in which I reside for Fed Ex to pick up appropriately labeled and packaged returns from our concierge at no fee, even if they had to send a new box or envelope. Seniors who require assisted living, many with fixed incomes, are not the only folks who lose money because of inability to meet Amazon's current demands, lacking the mobility and access to transportation it would take to return useless or unwanted objects, but it would be an easy subset of the population in which to begin investigation of the harmful impact of such return policies. I can try to call the company that made this mess to see if they will exchange it for a tray that actually works at no extra cost, or I can live without a tray and continue to pay extra -up to $30/day - for meals to be brought to my apartment until I am ambulatory. Because I was misguided by positive customer reviews, I want consumers in my situation to be aware that something appears to be amiss with quality control at the production site. Value for money for me has been markedly negative and truly harmful.

I got this for my 90-year-old mother that has to move things around in the kitchen, food drinks, etc. and try to hold on to her walker as she does that. I got her this tray. It was a total game changer so much easier for her to use plus it sits far enough away from her so it doesn't impede her movements when she's walking so it's been an amazing piece and worth the money

Received the tray today. It does fit my guardian walker. Although the tray is tilted slightly to the front of the walker. Would be great with the top clips had some adjustments to them to allow the tray to level out. If I decide to keep the tray I will modify it to better fit the walker. For the price the design and sturdiness could be better. On a better note the tray does serve it purpose. Giving it a four star since I know that it will not fit every walker like it should.

Great Guardian walker tray but definitely NOT level! It tilts considerably toward the rear and cannot be adjusted. Liquid sloshes out of glasses and glasses fall over. This is a design flaw since the standard Guardian walker uprights it clamps to are not vertical. I drilled out the bottom rivits on the folding arms and drilled new holes about 1/2 inch straight behind the current ones so it aligns close to level and reattached with small bolts with 2 nuts each so the nuts are safely locked. The whole thing took 30 minutes. The manufacturer should fix this out of box or allow for level adjustment.

I live alone and needed a walker tray that I can always have"up"There are many options in the market and this one. I find is most effective.1. The placement of the tray is perfect. It is half way in front of the walker and half " in" .2. The cup holder placements are perfect: when in use, the weight of the cup and liquid will not tip over your walker. Stays fully supported.3. The tray can be stowed down. It is light enough that it can remain permanently on my walker without being in the way.4. Compared to other trays on the market:A. If the cup holders are on the outter edge, the heavy cup and content in the cup could tilt over the walkerB. If the tray is completely on top/ enclosed in the walker, the balance/ support for the patient is not there as the tray is in front of the patient, vs supporting the weight of patient. Best use case for this type of tray is just to use the walker as a mini table, but not to transport food.This tray is perfect because when the tray is in use, the patient can use the walker as intended- walker supports the weight of the patient while transporting food, phone, water bottle, laptop.I was introduced to this while I was in rehab. I looked for alternatives because this is costly for me. After researching, I decidesd to purchase this specific model because it is most well-designed for my needs- transporting food/ other stuff while using the walker.

This item is so wonderful for my father's walker. He can put it up for his drinks and food and put it down when not using it. He also feels safe because he is still half way in it when he is walking. He actually likes it!