NOVA Medical Products Walker Tray, Food Tray with 2 Cup Holders for Folding Walker, Fits on Most Folding Walkers, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

A terrific addition to our walker. Goes on and off extremely easily, and is quite sturdy. Cup holders are anything but, as they're way too small diameter. Otherwise very happy.

If you read the way to measure your walker it fits well. I have a older walker so this fits.The holes are pretty useless as cups and glasses don't fit well

So we had to take a step back from my aunt's fancy new modern Drive walker that would not fit any table tray. Luckily she had the older universal sized walker in storage and wasn't too upset about having to downgrade.THE PROBLEM: Anyways, the tray fits ALMOST perfectly. The long cutouts on the tray ends for where the handle bars go through are about 1/8" of an inch too long. It's really pretty simple despite this long worded description, here's the problem: There are 4 screws on the walker handle bars, essentially one on each corner, the head of the screws stick out, or rise, from the walker frame surface just enough to catch the table tray which prevents it from sliding down. This catching of these screws keeps the tray level. Any moderate weight on the tray will cause either the front end or back ed of the tray to slide down over the screw heads. This causes the tray to fall into a slight angle before reaching enough size resistance to keep it from sliding down further, the cross bars on the walker also keep the tray from sliding down much further.THE FIX: So to keep this from happening you need to wrap something like zip ties around the screw heads to take up the extra space, essentially raising the surface bumps from the screw heads a little more. At first I just folded some paper and taped it over the screws to give them a little more bulk. Eventually I went to some medium sized zip ties for a cleaner look. Problem fixed, you can put a ton of weight on the tray and it won't slip past the zip ties. Whew, that was really wordy for a very simple answer.FINAL THOUGHTS: Definitely needs an anti-slip surface. The tray surface is hard smooth plastic so anything slides around on it, using this kind of walker is not a smooth action. The tray does have raised edges around it so nothing really slides off unless you move around really roughly. We fixed this by laying a sheet of rubber over the surface, MAJOR improvement.. The cup holders are kind of worthless, no modern day cup fits in those holes, they're too small. The tray is designed so the arrow shaped end faces toward you, which is kind of odd since you're already losing space from you waist fitting inside the walker. We use it backwards so the cup holders end up with the frame blocking the holes, doesn't matter since no real world cup will actually fit them. Not a big deal.All in all this tray is supper helpful for someone who uses this kind of walker. All the other trays on Amazon were much worse designs and all looked terribly awkward. So this table tray is a win. It works ... better with some home brewed modifications.

The tray did NOT fit properly for the walker. But a little improvisation of adding tape around the handles to help hold the tray steady worked liked a charm. Items seem to slide so I would suggest placing a non-slip grip mat to hold items in place. Glad to have this tray!COMES WITH 2 CUP HOLDERS TO SECURELY HOLD YOUR DRINKS. Both cup holder cutouts have an opening diameter dimension of 2 7/8”. To use the cup holders, they need to be on the backside of the tray (see video for more information).KEEP ITEMS SAFE & SECURE. The tray has a 1/2" raised edge to help prevent items from sliding off.EASY ON & OFF IN SECONDS. No assembly or tools required. The tray simply slides over the handles of your walker. Lightweight, durable, and easy to clean.DIMENSIONS: 21"W x 16"D with a distance of 16.75" between the slots for the handles. Fits on most folding walker with legs that are 18” apart. Do not exceed 10 lbs. on the tray.

This tray does exactly what it says it will. Sturdy plastic, great for transporting items. Two caveats: If you use a walker correctly you tend to stand sort of inside the walker space. The tray takes up that space. It's easily knocked unlevel if you brush against it with your stomach. Also, the holes to hold drinks are about the size of a red solo cup. None of my normal (not giant-sized) cups or glasses will fit. Other than those two concerns, the tray works fine.