DMI Folding Walker Tray with Two Cup Holders, Snap-On Accessory Tray for Standard Walkers, 16 x 11.8 in

I got this for my dad who prior to needing knee surgery was very independent but when he was no longer able to get around without the help of a walker, still wanted some independence. He is able to make something to eat for himself and place it in the tray. It has one place you can put a glass that is secure and another for a cup for coffee/tea. He also turns the walker around and uses the tray to eat off of. Folding it down is easy and convenient.

This did not fit my walker, because my walker has a bowed out front, not a flat front. This tray requires a flat front on the walker to stay attached.

Bought for my 83 yr old father. He needed a walker and he needed the tray to help carry things around with him. It holds his coffee cup too. It fit perfectly and easy to add on.

I like this for carrying food and stuff so you're hands are on the walker. I wanted it on the inside of the unit but it sat at a steep downward angle due to the build of the walker. I don't really like having to turn the walker backwards to eat at the tray, but that's ONLY a slight inconvenience you adapt to and get used to.

the tray overall is nice and I like that it can be up or fold down. it allows you to walk inside the walker as intended for balance/sturdiness. the only critique I have is the plastic clips that secure to the legs were slightly too small for diameter of walker legs. I ended up just using zip ties to secure. the other small critique is 1 side the metal arm doesn't always want to stay in the slot for locking upright but I'm sure I'll find a little fix for that. otherwise working well for my 80 mother.

I cannot find a walker that it will fit A standard walker is to big. Bi have look everywhere. Even walmart

it does not fit a regular size walker like it claimes. it is about 2 inches to short. i am going to have to send it back if i can not get it to go on.

The tray would not stay up in position, one side would stay up but the other side would not. It was a sturdy tray and worth the money if it would have worked.

Nice idea but not sturdy enough. Tray clips that attach tray to the walker frame falls off. A zip tie can remedy this problem and helps to keep the tray clips onto the walker frame but the folding mechanism should also be more sturdy and adjustable such as at an upward angle if needed.

Yes this tray table appears cheaply made, but that is not what makes it unusable on my mother's walker. We attached it just fine but it requires significant finger and hand strength and coordination to raise or lower. If a caregiver is always around, then it is not a problem, but we bought it to assist my Mom when she was home alone and had to carry a plate from the microwave to the table. We tried leaving the tray always up, but it makes the walker too wide to navigate throughout the whole house safely. If this tray could be operated by the disabled person I would give it 5 stars but as-is, it is a useless piece of junk. Don't buy it unless you don't have any strength/coordination problems with your fingers, hands or arms on both sides.