Drive Medical Deluxe Portable Folding Travel Walker with 5" Wheels and Fold up Legs
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About Drive Medical Deluxe Portable Folding Travel Walker with 5" Wheels and Fold up Legs
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
67% appreciated the easy adjustability, but 33% found it difficult to customize
I can adjust the walker at many levels, even for someone who is 5 feet tall or taller.
I can fold the walker and lean it against the back of the chair or wall in a doctor's office.
Adjusting the walker is difficult with arthritic hands.
I noticed that the legs do not fit deeply into their slots, causing the leg to lose its sturdiness.
71% praised the comfortable design
Despite some others mentioning that it doesn't feel sturdy, it is perfect for me since I am working on getting my mobility back and strengthening my leg.
75% liked the durable construction, but 25% experienced wear and tear
The walkers are sturdy and have positive features such as space saving, light weight, easy folding, and portability.
I have been using the walker for 3 months and find it to be sturdy and durable. As a large woman, I have never felt it wobble or insecure.
I would like the rear slides to slide over surfaces more easily.
When I operate the walker, one of the wheels is always slightly turned, causing it to pull to the side like a broken shopping cart.
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83% appreciated the easy foldability, although 17% found it cumbersome
The walkers are space-saving, lightweight, easy to fold, portable, and sturdy.
The walker is lightweight and can be folded into a carry case, but when unfolded and assembled, it is very wobbly.
76% found it easy to maneuver, while 24% struggled with navigation
The product is perfect for me as I am working on getting my mobility back and strengthening my leg.
The walker has been essential to my wife's recovery and mobility after her total knee replacement surgery.
I needed a portable fold-up walker that could easily fit in the back of a cab and be checked on an airplane.
The walker is safe for vertical weight-bearing and straight-line walking, but wobbles when turning or veering.
70% praised for its exceptional stability, while 30% found it tipped over easily
The stability of my walker is good.
I find the walker marvelous and sturdy, without any wobbling or insecurity. As a large woman, I have never found it to be less than sturdy.
I find the walker to be unstable.
The walker is lightweight and folds into a carry case, but when unfolded and assembled, it is very wobbly.
64% liked the high weight capacity, though 36% exceeded the recommended limit
The walker is very light, weighing only 7 lbs.
I am not aware of the weight limit of the walker, but it seems to be designed for average weight person and not for overweight person.
On the first use, the back legs of my walker broke.
This walker is of high quality and suitable for travel, but may not be ideal for those in the upper percentiles of height or weight.
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