Carex Aluminium Uplift Folding Walker with Adjustable Height, 300 lb Weight Capacity

my mom LOVES it❤️it works well with her stride. She's a curvy (bottom heavy), 5'4 gal, with a slight over the toes posture imbalance. This helps her straighten her back as she is moving forward. I like that she has two handle positioning she can choose from, when she is leaving the seated position. Not hard to lift while walking, light weight and solid construction. No assembly required, comes right out the box put together. Can be adjusted for different heights. Would purchase again.

Nice and sturdy. Front bar is a bluish color which is nice. Turns out my mom doesn't really use the lower stepped bar much like I thought she would, but I find I love to use it myself as an assist for getting up and down off the floor

As described, well made sturdy uplift walker. Good price and fast shipping. Poor packaging at warehouse though, should be packed for transport. Happy with product and purchase.

Loved the two tiered handles, easy to use on both levels! The legs are so adjustable from low to higher than other walkers! Very sturdy and well made! I did make a bag to hold my iPad and beverages… I did notice it states up to 300 pounds however the sticker on the walker states up to 250 pounds.

After knee replacement surgery this walker has helped me rebuild strength as well as assisted me with all my daily travels. Sturdy and reliable. Lightweight and easy to breakdown for easy transport in and out of vehicle.

Works great. The lower hand-grips makes getting up so much easier.

I bought this for my elderly Mom. I wish there were more choices in the size. We have an older home so we had ours modified to fit through our bathroom door frame I just wish all companies would start making them with some type of glider on the bottom of the legs....so it can go from hardwood to carpet to tile flooring. My mother does not like picking it up & walking w/it. She feels unstable doing that. I bought tennis balls in the pet department & slit them & put them on the bottom. It glides anywhere very easy now.

I bought this for my mom who has issues with getting up and sitting down in the bathroom. She is wheelchair bound, can only walk a few steps to transfer. It was packaged decently in spite of not being in an original box like I had imagined, which wasn't a big deal at all! I hadn't realized that it was a third party seller. Kudos to all the work and ingenuity involved in packaging it! Going to use the product itself though after having it for several months now has proven to be a challenge. If you put it backwards as shown on the toilet, there isn't much wiggle room to sit down comfortably unless you're rail thin. My mom is 165 pounds, 5 foot tall. You can fit in there, but it's small. Even my 10 year old son who is nearly the same height but lighter tried it, and only had a little more room. If you're shapely in the hips even a little bit, it's immediately even less roomy. When trying to stand, it's a bit awkward to grasp the lower handles, which was the very reason I had purchased this kind of walker to begin with. And if you have any arthritis issues in your shoulders, it makes it more so. Upon standing, the walker wants to tip forward no matter how carefully you try to balance yourself, and wiggles a good bit back and forth regardless of how you use it, even forward as a regular walker. We tried to use it both ways in the bathroom, and it didn't want to stay in place for her to safely stand up. I expected some movement and wiggle being adjustable and aluminum, but this one has a lot. We've had regular folding ones before that locked securely in place without worrying about movement. This one locks in place, but for an unsteady person, there's too much wiggle room. In the future, we will have to look into handles on the wall or something else that provides more stability to assist with standing for her situation. She tried using it like a normal walker to take some steps, and it just shifted back and forth too much for her to be comfortable using it. If you are more steady and need light help, this will probably work fine for you. If you are smaller in stature and aren't claustrophobic, it may work better for its intended purposes of assisting you while sitting/standing from the toilet. On carpet, out of the bathroom, it is a little more stable, but still not as much as other ones that we've had. It did come practically put together and is fairly easy to open and fold once you get the hang of it. Unfortunately, it was a miss for our needs. Hopefully this is useful information for others researching walkers like I did.

Better than a standard walker if you have issues with standing up.

This walker is heavy for a smaller person to push with no wheels. It is hard to pick up also.