DMI Walker Basket with Removable Liner and Cup Holder, Fits Most Standard Walkers, Rust-Resistant, 16 x 5.5 x 7 in

Fits walker perfectly and has a removable (plastic) cup holder which helps transport drinks when needed. Attached easily using Velcro and sturdy construction

I like this little tray very much but it takes two people to put it on. I use the Velcro strips first and tighten them and then we use zip ties because that held it more firmly. Then we took the Velcro off and kept the zip ties on and just trim them back so they weren't sticking out too far. This worked so much better than the Velcro. It held it in place very firmly and works great thank you so much. If you're thinking about purchasing this, it's a goodbye, but I would use zip ties and take the Velcro off after you get the zip ties put on. It was a great buy and very handy for my wheelchair for my back it up for my walker my I like this little tray very much but it takes two people to put it on. I use the Velcro strips first and tighten them and then we use zip ties because that held it more firmly. Then we took the Velcro off and kept the zip ties on and just trim them back so they weren't sticking out too far. This worked so much better than the Velcro. It held it in place very firmly and works great thank you so much. If you're thinking about purchasing this, it's a goodbye, but I would use zip ties and take the Velcro off after you get the zip ties put on. It was a great buy and very handy for my wheelchair for my back it up for my walker my

The basket for my walker increases my ability towards independence and taking a burden off my caregiver. It allows me to pick up and carry small items around the house. For instance, I can carry cans of soup, bowls, small plates, and flatware to the countertop near the microwave and fix my lunch. Same w items for breakfast, and some items for supper. It is especially useful in carrying cups of coffee and large cups of water. Unfortunately, the liner is not very substantial made from thin plastic.

If mounting to a walker with a curved front the basket is loose and floppy if mounted according to the picture shown. I had to attach a piece of 1x2 to the lower portion of the basket and secure that to the walker frame with a couple of cable ties. Nice and sturdy now. The insert is made of cheap pressed plastic and probably will not last. There is ample velcro to attach the basket according to the picture shown.

Makes the user more independent by being able to transport items ,including food while keeping 2 hands in the walker. Easy to take on %26 off. Do need to be careful with liquids on plates or bowls as the tray angles down towards the user.

basket is made for a walker with a straight top bar -- did not read that in the description cup holder is too small -- base of regular size cup does not fit makes the walker top heavy, and the walker tends to fall over, so you have to place the basket inside the walker

Very hard to connect the basket with the Velcro to the walker since there is no flat surface on the walker cross bar, because the walker folds. Your concept is good, but the attachment is not.

The OL catalog photo has items in the basket to show suggested capacity of item. AnADDITIONAL photo with just the EMPTY basket attached with the VWLCRO TIES is also needed. Then people could judge whether their walkers are compatible to use this item. <br />The basket is sturdy and roomy enough.<br />It comes with a clear "plastic" insert to keep small things from falling through the bars. This insert has a circular indent to hold a cup. One needs to be care not to crack the insert as it feels flimsy.<br />THE PROBLEM IS THE VELCRO TIES which are expected to hold it firmly to the walker. Our walker has a thick, wide curved bar in the front. (checking the photo after the fact, I now see the differences in our walkers)<br />The three shorter velcro ties barely go around the basket and the bar to fasten at the top. The two longer velcro ties also barely go around the basket bottom corners to attach around the walker bars. <br />When the ties are all fastened, the basket wiggles a lot. It does not feel stable. I question the velcro weight strength; can it really hold books without dislodging?<br />I will now have to figure a way to more securely attach the basket as it is NOT functional at this time.

Walmart is incompetent and doesn't know how to get the product to you. It got stuck in LaGrange and instead of forwarding it on 3 days later after the delivery date they just decided to cancel it all together.

Inner cup holder is molded plastic like that used in packaging, meant to be trash when the item is unwrapped. I would not recommend this product to anyone.