Galenus Medical
Medline Mobility Dependable Steel Rollator Walker, Light Blue, 300 lb. Weight Capacity, 6” Wheels, Adjustable Handle, Padded Seat & Backrest, Rolling Walker for Seniors and Mobility Impaired
$77.29
- COMFORTABLE—Walker features a cushioned seat and backrest, with a seat height of 20.5″ and adjustable handle height between 31-35″ for a customizable fit
- STURDY, STEEL DESIGN ROLLATOR—Supports a weight capacity of up to 300 lbs., making it safe and comfortable for the user and their belongings; 6” wheels designed for smooth transportation on any terrain
- EASY-TO-USE BRAKE HANDLES—Ergonomic handles are easy for seniors and fragile hands to grip without slipping; push up to brake and push down to lock wheels in place
- ADJUSTABLE HANDLES; PADDED SEAT AND BACKREST—Rest in comfort with padded seat, height 20.5″; adjustable handle height between 31-35″ for a customizable fit; comes with convenient storage under the seat
- FOLDABLE STEEL FRAME—The 17 lb. reinforced steel frame folds flat for easy transport and storage
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| Weight | 17 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5.91 × 3.94 × 1.97 in |
| GTIN | 001001645757 |
| Product Dimensions | 5.91 x 3.94 x 1.97 inches; 17 Pounds |
| Item model number | MDS86840EBS |
| Department | Unisex Adult |
| Date First Available | November 9, 2020 |
| ASIN | B08N34F6HM |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | Medline, Guardian |
CC –
I bought a couple for my parents. They have lasted well considering they have been checked with baggage at the airport several times. Easy to assemble. They don’t take up much room and give my parents more courage to travel having the extra walking support along with a chair built in. Highly recommend.
DrBob –
With my back problem getting worse, I find this a very useful aid, allowing me to walk safely on my own. I can easily and quickly fold it and stow it in a car trunk or vacant seat, and unfold it just as fast. No fussy latches nor straps, and it’s light enough to lift with one hand.There’s a flip seat with cushioned back support that’s surprisingly comfortable for when you need a rest. It is always ready for use. Also ready at a flip up of the sear is a sturdy bag, exactly the size of a gallon milk container lying down. I rarely do that; just a comparison. It.would be great for a small notebook computer, large purse, etc.This is my first Rollerator. It seems they all shares a clever brake design that is part ofeach handlebar, Use it ALL THE TIME to keep the thing from rolling away when you start or stop.
Phyllis –
My husband had to have a walker upon release from a rehab facility. WE figured he would do better outside of the house with the rollator, rather than the traditional plain walker, with no wheels. It does pretty good on our country road and in the yard, so he can walk for the exercise, and just to get outside. It works fine in the house, gets down the hall and around furniture, but, he doesn’t need it so much inside. Having the seat to rest on is necessary, and works fine for him. It’s also convenient to carry things under the seat when you need to. It takes a while to learn to fold it up, and is a little heavy for me, but, not impossible.