Galenus Medical
Carex 3 Wheel Walker for Seniors, Foldable, Rollator Walker with Three Wheels, Trio Walker with Height Adjustable Handles, Walker with Wheels, Folding Walker with Wheels.
$112.16
- Contains (1) Carex Trio Rolling Walker, three-wheeled rolling walker for seniors. Lightweight, foldable & compact for easy maneuverability in tight spaces. Collapses quickly for storage & transport. Large storage bag & height adjustable handles. 7″ wheels with locking brakes, one of the leading walkers in the category.
- This lightweight, folding, three-wheeled walker is easy to maneuver for increased mobility in narrow spaces. It goes where you go with its quick-collapse system for easy storage & transport. 3 wheeled rollators are much more maneuverable, but are really not intended for people who need full support or side to side balance issues
- The Carex Trio Rolling Walker includes a large storage bag with pockets for ID cards and cell phone. Transport yourself and your accessories with ease as you cruise through your day. It folds neatly and is a great choice for the elderly or handicap.DO NOT use a rollator in mud, ice, or puddles
- With height adjustable handles, the Carex Trio Rolling Walker is easy to customize for an ideal comfort level. The 7″ wheels with locking brakes mean you get the support you need whether standing still or rolling smoothly along. Quick tool-free assembly
- The three wheel rollator features one wheel in the front and two wheels in the back. This adult walker is perfect for senior members of the family who still want their independence.
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Additional information
| Weight | 10 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22 × 25.5 × 38 in |
| GTIN | 001001647096 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Product Dimensions | 22 x 25.5 x 38 inches; 10 Pounds |
| Item model number | FGA33300 0000 |
| Department | Bedroom |
| Date First Available | February 4, 2011 |
| Manufacturer | Carex, Carex Health Brands |
| ASIN | B004MCLELQ |
| Country of Origin | China |
Jeff B. –
Bought for my 84 yo Father who has dementia and has a hard time getting around. This is the perfect cart for anyone who just needs a little ballance assistance. My Father has midstage dementia and is still mobile enough to want to help Mom around home. Using this cart he can get the mail put it in the pouch. or he can go with mom shopping and carry all his needs in his pouch. He has become so proud of his ability to help out and feel needed by Mom. It is light enough that he can lift it and manuver up and down stairs but still provides enough support to keep him stable while walking.
J. R. Purdy –
What a wonderful product to help someone who has some minor mobility issues! This allows the user to be mobile and control where they go without having to use a limited square walker with the ugly tennis balls on the feet. This is a solidly built assistive device, with all of the exact same features as much higher priced similar items, so it is budget friendly and a SOLID, attractive product. It’s very light to carry, easy to fold, and narrow enough to maneuver through most doorways without any problems. Absolute best value for the money. Out of the package ready to go in minutes once you adjust for height, extend the back legs and secure the brake cable to the frame (with the included clips). If you have someone that just needs that little extra stability while walking this is the way to go! Brakes are good, just have to learn to squeeze both sides at the same time or you’ll keep going to the opposite side of the handle you brake with. The brakes also lock, press handles down to lock, back up to unlock.
Lani High –
Walking was becoming exceedingly painful (again) due to damage to my knee. My husband wasn’t crazy about me using my cane, and insisted I use my old school walker. They’re useless. They don’t help on uneven terrain, they take up space, and they’re ugly. I decided to get a wheeled walker and came across this. I.LOVE.IT. I can use it in grass, carpet, tile, pavers-the only thing it doesn’t go through is gravel. It’s lightweight, folds and opens easily , and fits in a large suitcase. The bag provided has exterior pockets and holds a lot. I’ve gotten so many comments from people about it. If you’re looking for a nice, lightweight walker, this is a great choice.
Jeff B. –
Bought for my 84 yo Father who has dementia and has a hard time getting around. This is the perfect cart for anyone who just needs a little ballance assistance. My Father has midstage dementia and is still mobile enough to want to help Mom around home. Using this cart he can get the mail put it in the pouch. or he can go with mom shopping and carry all his needs in his pouch. He has become so proud of his ability to help out and feel needed by Mom. It is light enough that he can lift it and manuver up and down stairs but still provides enough support to keep him stable while walking.
J. R. Purdy –
What a wonderful product to help someone who has some minor mobility issues! This allows the user to be mobile and control where they go without having to use a limited square walker with the ugly tennis balls on the feet. This is a solidly built assistive device, with all of the exact same features as much higher priced similar items, so it is budget friendly and a SOLID, attractive product. It’s very light to carry, easy to fold, and narrow enough to maneuver through most doorways without any problems. Absolute best value for the money. Out of the package ready to go in minutes once you adjust for height, extend the back legs and secure the brake cable to the frame (with the included clips). If you have someone that just needs that little extra stability while walking this is the way to go! Brakes are good, just have to learn to squeeze both sides at the same time or you’ll keep going to the opposite side of the handle you brake with. The brakes also lock, press handles down to lock, back up to unlock.
Lani High –
Walking was becoming exceedingly painful (again) due to damage to my knee. My husband wasn’t crazy about me using my cane, and insisted I use my old school walker. They’re useless. They don’t help on uneven terrain, they take up space, and they’re ugly. I decided to get a wheeled walker and came across this. I.LOVE.IT. I can use it in grass, carpet, tile, pavers-the only thing it doesn’t go through is gravel. It’s lightweight, folds and opens easily , and fits in a large suitcase. The bag provided has exterior pockets and holds a lot. I’ve gotten so many comments from people about it. If you’re looking for a nice, lightweight walker, this is a great choice.
Spoon –
STURDINESSBought this for my mother in law. She wanted something to use indoors that was lightweight easy to maneuver around. I got it, and it is indeed lightweight. Once set up it is sturdy, but not as sturdy as a 4 wheeled walker. The handles are adjustment, now this is where I think the sturdiness disappears, my mother in law is 5 foot tall so for her it was very sturdy, but as you raise the height on the handles it can get a little unsturdy and would not recommend putting all your weight on it. Its more of a walker for people with minor issues with minimum support.SETUPSetup is fairly simple, however if you are disabled I can see some difficulty setting it up and require a few tools. One brake had to be adjusted and require a wrench to adjust. However once setup probably never have to handle the brakes again. I also wish that the brake lines were not so long, they do stick out a little bit and wish they ran along the frame of the bike as I can possibly seeing them getting caught.Overall – My mother inlaw is satisfied and perfect for her to get around with a bad hip. I do not recommend this for people with medium to high walking disability.
Galenus Medical Customer –
This three-wheeled walker has almost caused me to fall. I have not been able to use it because it tips very easily. It feels unsteady and causes me much concern, rather than increasing my confidence when walking.
Julie –
This is easy to lift and put in the trunk.