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ELENKER Heavy Duty Upright Walker with Extra Wide Padded Seat and Backrest, Aluminum Bariatric Stand Up Rolling Walker, 10” Wheels, Fully Adjustment Frame, Support up to 500 lbs for Seniors, Blue
$176.79
- Friendly Reminder: Before purchasing, please measure the width of the door to ensure it is at least 27 inches
- Handle Bar with Armrest Pad: Provides a straight back posture while alleviating pressure on your shoulders and back, allows the user to look forward, ensuring safer walking
- 10-Inch Anti-Slip Tread Wheels: Boasting enhanced traction patterns for superior grip and slip resistance, larger tires ensure a steady navigation across all terrains
- Extra-wide Aluminum Frame: Provides ample room to walk safely, reducing the risk of tripping and falling, capable of supporting 500 pounds
- Convenience-enhancing Features: Cup holder, cane holder, and storage compartment under the seat provide easy access to everyday items
- Quality-assured and Nice Service: 100% tested before leaving the factory and 24-hour friendly email customer service
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| Weight | 34.15 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 24 × 9.75 in |
| GTIN | 001001657903 |
| Package Dimensions | 26 x 24 x 9.75 inches; 34.15 Pounds |
| Date First Available | September 21, 2023 |
| ASIN | B0CJJYWXPX |
| Manufacturer | ELENKER |
Anissa Bibbs-Ward –
Awesome investment. Easy to assemble and looks great. Very sturdy and durable. I would buy another one.
Courtland J. Carpenter –
They have a few of the name brand “upright walker” on Galenus Medical. I can’t say the actual name but it’s a subset of what I have in quotes. I watched those TV commercials a few years ago, and when I got some of the standard types of the other brands sold on Galenus Medical, they were around a quarter or less of the TV sold version. They currently have a standard of the TV brand, for just under seven hundred, but even though a heavy-duty model, it is on the quality of this premium product. I assembled the ones before, and they were similar to the best of the TV models for a bargain price. Features different on both the ones I got before, and the TV model are as follows: 1. Seat was a stretch fabric instead of the solid supporting padded seat of this new one. 2. Wheels were smaller between 6″-8″ vs the 10″ in this new one. 3. Only the even more expensive version of the TV model had the forearm rests. 4. The TV and the previous models I had supported under 300 pounds save the high end which supports 375. This new model supports 500 pounds. 5. The TV and other models I assembled, were not wide enough for someone in the 300 pound plus range. This model is wide I’m over that weight and 5’7″ so it is easy to sit down without being cramped on this new model.There were a few advantages of the TV model: 1. It comes fully assembled vs the easy assembly of this new model. 2. The TV model has light versions that weigh less, vs heavy and heavy duty of this new model. 3. The TV model folds to a compact size and can placed in a standard car trunk and in a standard backseat on a four-door vehicle.By comparison this new model does fold, although not compact, and it’s heavier it’s better for a larger truck, a van, or pickup bed. The partial assembly is easy, but not so much an 80 year could do it easily, help from friend or family and it can be assembled in under 30 minutes. My front porch is covered so I unboxed it there and put it together in about 20 minutes. Most of the parts slide on and snap in place. things like brake cables and brakes are pre-assembled and attached to the wheel and supports, so there is no need for breaking out the wrench or screwdriver. The large wheels and forearm support allow for rolling on most any walking terrain (sorry no 4WD, you won’t be climbing rock cliffs).Nothing about this new model says cheap or easy to break or fail. It comes with cup/water bottle holder, and a cane holder. Flip up the seat and you have storage for lunch, clothes, tools etc. Seat snaps onto support rail. Back support is an arched rail that is rubber padded. Like most all of them there are two grab holds to lift yourself up out of the integrated seat. Finish is bright and should be fine in the rain or other wet conditions. If taking care of an elderly or injured family or friend, you can have someone sit and you can push them. However, it’s not a wheelchair so there is no fold down footrest they would need to hold their feet up. Note: This is for people 250 pounds to 300 plus up to 500-pound limit. It is somewhat heavy to lift up for most lightweights or advanced ages and some health conditions. For those intended it’s highly recommended by me. The first one I can sit down on.
Rick –
I am 350lbs. It says it supports up to 500lbs. But here is the caveat. Everything is heavy duty on this walker except for the wheels. They are too tall, have super thin plastic spokes to support a chair for a 500lb. person. If you are sitting on it and move slightly from side to side, you can see the wheels bend. As long as you don’t move, it is stable. I am afraid these wheels will break under my weight. I am returning this and looking for something much stronger. This is over rated for the capacity described. If they drop the 500lbs down to 300lbs. it should be okay for someone under that weight. I am too heavy for it.