HEALTHLINE Bariatric Heavy-Duty Folding Walker with Wheels for Seniors
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About HEALTHLINE Bariatric Heavy-Duty Folding Walker with Wheels for Seniors
Overall Feedback:
90% positive
78% appreciated the easy adjustability
The walker is adjustable to my height, helping me walk upright without stooping over.
This walker is perfect for me as a 300# man who can only put weight on one leg, as it is adjustable to my needs.
83% praised the comfortable design, but 17% found it lacking in support
The walker is very sturdy and stable.
I have to walk sideways through smaller door frames due to clearance issues, which could be uncomfortable while using the standard-walker.
I found that the regular size walker did not fit me completely.
91% liked the durable construction
The walker appears more durable than the one my wife has now, but it wasn't the reason I bought it.
For a larger person, the walker is well built and sturdy.
85% appreciated the easy foldability, although 15% found it cumbersome
The walker folds easily but is too heavy for me to pick up.
After using it for a month, one of the wheeled legs folded under and caused me to fall.
85% found it easy to maneuver
Having two wheels instead of one makes me feel more steady on my feet, improving the mobility of my walker.
93% praised for its exceptional stability, while 7% found it tipped over easily
The walker is very sturdy and stable, with double wheels adding to its stability.
The walker works well for my walks around the block with increased stability from the four wheels on the front.
Having two wheels instead of one makes me feel more steady on my feet.
After 6 months, my walker's leg bent. I'm a big and somewhat clumsy person.
82% liked the high weight capacity, though 18% exceeded the recommended limit
My walker has 4 wheels and weighs about 25 pounds.
With a knee pad added, my physical therapist did not approve the use of the walker as the legs wobbled despite being rated to 450 lbs.
