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Stander Wonder Rollator Plus, Lightweight Folding Mobility Rolling Walker, EZ Fold-N-Go Rollator for Seniors and Adults, 6-inch Wheels, Locking Brakes, and Padded Seat with Backrest, Black Walnut
$285.14
- Compact Folding Rollator: The Wonder Rollator Plus is the world’s most compact folding rollator; the patented EZ Fold-N-Go technology allows it to fold 3 times smaller than the average rollator to a 10 x 11 inch footprint saving space while on the go
- Perch Seat: The 18.5 by 6-inch non-slip travel seat safely supports 250 pounds; the compact seat and back strap offers a place to sit for a quick rest while traveling or at the store; the small profile seat helps maximize the rollator’s portability
- No Assembly Required: The Wonder Rollator Plus comes pre-assembled, ready to use out of the box, no hassling with complicated asembly; the padded handles can be adjusted from 33 to 36 inches tall; for best use, adjust handles to fit your wrist height
- Travel Friendly: Use the 14.5 pound Wonder Rollator when traveling, running errands, or getting around the house; the 6-inch wheels provide stability and security when walking inside or outdoors; control your own movement with the rear locking brakes
- Narrow and Stylish Design: Measuring 26.5 x 23 inches, the rollator’s slim design makes it easy to use in small spaces; with seven colors and useful storage accessories, you can match your style without looking like traditional medical equipment
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| Weight | 14.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 25 × 33 in |
| Product Dimensions | 23 x 25 x 33 inches; 14.5 Pounds |
| Item model number | 4350-BW |
| UNSPSC Code | 42211500 (Ambulation and transfer and positioning aids for the physically challenged) Report an incorrect code |
| Date First Available | November 29, 2018 |
| Manufacturer | Stander, Standers, Inc |
| ASIN | B07KKNBZQR |
| Country of Origin | China |
Elie H. –
I watched two people using this and saw how quick and easy it was to close (5 seconds?) It’s also 4 pounds lighter than my bigger more standard rollator. I take ride shares and cabs, and it is easy for the driver to fold it and put it in the trunk. Great for crowded theaters and restaurants because it’s smaller, and folds out of the way easily. Just remember, last of all, to put the brakes on when it’s folded so it doesn’t fall over. The seat’s ok for perching, but not for longer term sitting like a standard size rollator. I use both kinds for different purposes. I like the pockets at the top for mail or keys, and the net bag at the bottom for light-weight items. A busy life is more doable with this EZ Fold and Go.
anonymous –
My neurologist recommended I get this rollator instead of using my full size one. It was the great recommendation! It is lightweight (I have limited lifting capability), it folds up so easily for storage or for making it even more compact to get through tight spaces. It also easy to replace parts. I’ve flown with this twice and each time, it came back to me with something “broken” since the airlines throw these things on top of other baggage so it’s up front for easy access to give it back to you at the airplane door. However, in doing that, I’ve had the buckle broken and the wire cable pinched. I’ve replaced the buckle part myself and I’ve already replaced all 4 wheels myself as I’ve used it so much that they were worn out!
Bubba306 –
This is my MAIN reason for liking this little guy! It is VERY easy to fold and LIGHTWEIGHT!!!!!! I have a small and old car. I live alone, but I want to keep my independence as long as I can. I am almost 76 years old and because of my medical issues, I have to go to Doctor appointments quite a bit. I have a bulky and heavy rollator, but it’s hard for me to lift, as I have had 3 major back surgeries. It’s hard to get in the back seat of my small car.. This little guy is easy to fold, it’s lightweight (made of aluminum alloy and it fits in my back seat or passenger seat. It’s readily available when I need it. Keep in mind though, …… this is NOT the Cadilac of rollators. I think it has a weight capacity of 250 pounds, so I am pushing the envelope, as I weigh 215 pounds. I like it because it has an emergency seat. My back problems are in the lumbar area and when I’m walking, I NEVER know when my lumbar is not going to support me and I have to sit quick for a few minutes. It’s NOT built like a tank, but it’s pretty sturdy and serves my needs.. It also has a couple of carrying pouches for various items such as phone or paperwork. It works well for me. If you’re a smaller person or thin, I would recommend it, but keep in mind, it has a 250 pound weight limit my friend. I personally love mine!
Linda P –
Got this for someone in my family. The seat is a great feature to use for sitting when fatigued. It’s easy to fold and folds to a small enough size to easily fit in back seat or car trunk. The brakes are easy to use and are great to control speed on inclines.
Elie H. –
I watched two people using this and saw how quick and easy it was to close (5 seconds?) It’s also 4 pounds lighter than my bigger more standard rollator. I take ride shares and cabs, and it is easy for the driver to fold it and put it in the trunk. Great for crowded theaters and restaurants because it’s smaller, and folds out of the way easily. Just remember, last of all, to put the brakes on when it’s folded so it doesn’t fall over. The seat’s ok for perching, but not for longer term sitting like a standard size rollator. I use both kinds for different purposes. I like the pockets at the top for mail or keys, and the net bag at the bottom for light-weight items. A busy life is more doable with this EZ Fold and Go.
anonymous –
My neurologist recommended I get this rollator instead of using my full size one. It was the great recommendation! It is lightweight (I have limited lifting capability), it folds up so easily for storage or for making it even more compact to get through tight spaces. It also easy to replace parts. I’ve flown with this twice and each time, it came back to me with something “broken” since the airlines throw these things on top of other baggage so it’s up front for easy access to give it back to you at the airplane door. However, in doing that, I’ve had the buckle broken and the wire cable pinched. I’ve replaced the buckle part myself and I’ve already replaced all 4 wheels myself as I’ve used it so much that they were worn out!
Bubba306 –
This is my MAIN reason for liking this little guy! It is VERY easy to fold and LIGHTWEIGHT!!!!!! I have a small and old car. I live alone, but I want to keep my independence as long as I can. I am almost 76 years old and because of my medical issues, I have to go to Doctor appointments quite a bit. I have a bulky and heavy rollator, but it’s hard for me to lift, as I have had 3 major back surgeries. It’s hard to get in the back seat of my small car.. This little guy is easy to fold, it’s lightweight (made of aluminum alloy and it fits in my back seat or passenger seat. It’s readily available when I need it. Keep in mind though, …… this is NOT the Cadilac of rollators. I think it has a weight capacity of 250 pounds, so I am pushing the envelope, as I weigh 215 pounds. I like it because it has an emergency seat. My back problems are in the lumbar area and when I’m walking, I NEVER know when my lumbar is not going to support me and I have to sit quick for a few minutes. It’s NOT built like a tank, but it’s pretty sturdy and serves my needs.. It also has a couple of carrying pouches for various items such as phone or paperwork. It works well for me. If you’re a smaller person or thin, I would recommend it, but keep in mind, it has a 250 pound weight limit my friend. I personally love mine!
Linda P –
Got this for someone in my family. The seat is a great feature to use for sitting when fatigued. It’s easy to fold and folds to a small enough size to easily fit in back seat or car trunk. The brakes are easy to use and are great to control speed on inclines.