Zler Narrow Folding Walker for Seniors with Trigger Release and 5 Inches Wheels
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About Zler Narrow Folding Walker for Seniors with Trigger Release and 5 Inches Wheels
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
83% appreciated the easy adjustability, but 17% found it difficult to customize
I found it easy to assemble and adjust the width of the walker using the upper front bar.
The walker can adjust its width down 2 inches for small doorways.
I no longer need to shim sideways to get through doors.
I regret that the walker does not have a second adjustable crossbar, which affects its solid feel and trustworthiness.
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79% praised the comfortable design
I purchased this walker because it can comfortably fit through narrow doorways.
After installing the 'ski-like' glides on the back legs of my walker, I feel much more secure than walking with a cane.
80% liked the durable construction, but 20% experienced wear and tear
I have noticed that the walker is relatively sturdy with front wheels.
I had to return the walker because it was too wide for my dad's doorway. I was charged $8.95 for the return.
89% appreciated the easy foldability
I found the walker to be made of solid materials and easily collapsible and portable.
83% found it easy to maneuver, while 17% struggled with navigation
I can easily navigate the narrow bathroom doorway with the walker, whether the wheels are on the inside or outside, by angling it slightly.
The walker is easy to maneuver and lightweight.
I added walker skis to the back legs for smooth movement, indicating that the walker is not very mobile.
I was not expecting the walker to be only slightly narrower than a normal walker.
78% praised for its exceptional stability, while 22% found it tipped over easily
After installing the 'ski-like' glides to Indialantic on the back legs, I feel more secure than walking with a cane. This indicates that the walker is stable and provides support to me.
This walker may not be sturdy enough for someone who is totally dependent on a walker.
I find the walker difficult to use because it feels wobbly.
