OasisSpace Heavy Duty Folding Walker, Bariatric Walker with 5 Inches Wheels for Seniors Wide Supports up to 500 lbs [Accessories Included] (Heavy Duty Size)

Excellent quality, easy to assemble. I preferredmore robust skies which I ordered separately. The walker moved over all surfaces more easily.Absolutely love the covers for the handles which are super soft and they only need some adjustment rarely. They really soften the grip for your hands especially if you bare a lot of weight on you hands.

Accurate description. Exactly what I wanted, ordered and received.

Works pretty well for me even at the highest setting. The only gripe I have with it is the little felt pads that glued to the glides seem to have come off at some point, and I didn’t become aware of it until way afterwards. Doesn’t slide as well without those on it.Update: I should’ve also mentioned that sometimes the glides seem to spin around on the back and they even come off. That might be because I’m stepping on them I have rather large feet. I’ve definitely stepped On them a few times. In regards to the glide issues with the pads, the manufacturer set me out some extras so that resolve that issues. I am starting to notice that one of the sides does not fold in as easily as it used to, but I haven’t had any other problems with the walker. It seems rather stable and I’m a pretty big guy.

Easy to assemble. Two wheels in the front much more secure than single wheel versions.

The best ever. Excellent just what I wanted. Perfect first just perfect

I'm an 26+ years long Quadriplegic who has his share of medical equipment since the late 90s (accident was Oct. '98) and so I've seen the weird and misleading marketing/strength ratings a lot of these medical equipment manufacturers put on their stuff. And I can tell you that a good portion of them are inaccurate and in a lot of cases, unsafe for the patient. So take this walker for instance, it's rated for 500 lbs...500 lbs of what? I'm roughly 160 lbs right now and I wouldn't trust 100 lbs of something sitting on it the way they show. Why? The weight rating is supposedly the tensil strength of the aluminum rods. Well, that doesn't say anything about the overall construction of the device. I received this item and after taking a few quick measurements, I knew it wasn't gonna work. It was too narrow across the front and back, and the depth (width) of the side arms was also too narrow.In other cases, I require a bedside commode and in my order history with those, even though they say "heavy duty" with quite a heavy weight limit, the way they're put together are so flimsy that I wouldn't even trust it to sit on let alone to sit there and do my business. So I just wonder sometimes, who's the engineers at these companies that are designing this cheap junk that don't work for most people.Now as for this walker, this is the 3rd one I have ordered to try to get the one I need/want. And it's the worst one yet. The first two orders were wrong item listed/sent. Don't know who's at fault there, Amazon or the Manufacturer. Because neither walker came in the same sort of box, but was the identical walker.

I have another walker like this from a different company and this one doesn't seem as sturdy the wheels on the left side keeps turning in making it hard to keep going straight. The other one does not have this problem maybe I just got a bad one.

Superior quality for me as I’m a big man! Easy assembly made putting it together a breeze!