Drive Medical Trigger Release Folding Walker, Brushed Steel
Drive Medical Trigger Release Folding Walker,hand grip,maximum strength,deluxe soft ribbed contoured hand grip
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About Drive Medical Trigger Release Folding Walker, Brushed Steel
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
95% appreciated the easy adjustability, but 5% found it difficult to customize
To make the walker easier to maneuver, I suggest putting two tennis balls, cut in an X shape, on the rear legs.
I can easily adjust the height of the walker.
I have the walker on its lowest adjustment and if my mother was any shorter, we would not have been able to adjust it. This indicates that the adjustability of the walker is limited.
Rephrased: The walker is on its lowest adjustment and if my mother was any shorter, we would not have been able to adjust it, indicating limited adjustability.
92% praised the comfortable design
Based on my estimate, the chair would be comfortable for someone up to 6'5".
I use the walker daily to get up from chairs or off the couch and while walking. I never feel like it won't hold me up.
I always feel safe while using the walker.
93% liked the durable construction, but 7% experienced wear and tear
I have been using this walker for 5 years and found it to be durable.
I use the sturdy walker daily after my total hip replacement.
When I use the walker, it feels solid and has sturdy construction.
The plastic handles are durable but have a persistent sticky feel and a strong chemical odor.
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96% appreciated the easy foldability, although 4% found it cumbersome
The walker is lightweight and foldable, making it easily storable and accessible next to my bed on the days when I can walk on my own.
The walker I have is better than what the hospital had and easily folds for storage in car and restaurants.
Folding the walker is easy and natural without moving hands off it.
The levers to fold my walker are too close to the grips I use to walk with or lift the walker, which could be dangerous if someone accidentally grabs the levers and folds the walker.
94% found it easy to maneuver, while 6% struggled with navigation
I can carry the walker up and down stairs, if needed.
Using this walker is better than hopping around on one foot in the house.
I find it difficult to turn corners with this walker because the wheels do not swivel. However, it is more stable for me to hold onto while rising from a seated position.
89% praised for its exceptional stability, while 11% found it tipped over easily
My father found the walker awesome and I am thankful for it. It is perfect for him to get around with the stability he needs.
I need the walker for stability, indicating its positive effect.
The walker helps me feel stable while walking.
Adding the kit improves the walker's stability but also adds weight.
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92% liked the high weight capacity, though 8% exceeded the recommended limit
The walker has a good weight capacity, being suitable for both 300lbs and 140lbs individuals.
My body weight is within the weight capacity of the product, which is 200 lbs.
I am 6 feet tall and weigh about 225. The walker supports my larger body.
I find the product great, but it is too big for me.
