Medline Trigger Release Folding Walker with Glide Brakes, 5 in Front Wheels, Black

originally I bought this for my sister. I have been looking for a lightweight aluminum Walker with four wheels for quite some time for her. we have the larger walkers with the wheels, but when she's by herself she cannot get those in and out of the vehicle because they are too heavy. this walker is around 7 lb not much heavier than your standard aluminum Walker. the little extra Wheels on the back take the place of having to add glides or tennis balls. because it has the four wheels it's easier and not as hard for someone to walk with it. it folds so easily. it's been such a game changer for my sister I bought another one for an older lady that I used to work with. I highly recommend.

Only problem is there was no picture or description of how to use the brake. Luckily our handy lady came out the following day and figured it out. You have to put your weight on the back portion of the top handle to get the 2 back feet to go down. Other than that it works great and is light. I did purchase reflective stickers to add to the bags to make it easier for vehicles to see.

My other walker got too heavy to get in my car and I decided to try a lightweight walker. This one was truly much lighter It took a little getting used to but I can maneuver it out of the car with no problem and get into stores without any problem. I don't know if it's for everyone but it's just right for me.

This walker is light weight and easy to fold up and lift into the car. It is also very sturdy. The side pockets are a nice addition.

Makes going for walks easier bei g able to use a walker with four wheels!!

I bought this to use sometimes instead of the heavier Rollator. I can manage this without help from others.

Reading the description of the walker was a little confusing to me. I was under the impression that it had a brake that I thought was operated by the levers on the grips. It does not, that was my mistake. I think the description is a little misleading. To "brake" the unit you must push down on the back of the top grips. It works good, but takes a little bit of pressure, especially for an elderly person. The levers I discovered are to fold the unit in half. (I liked that a lot). Which when folded takes up very little space. Assembly of the unit was pretty straight forward, but there again takes a little muscle. I had to turn the unit upside down and force the locking pins into the locking holes. Just need to make sure the pins are fully locked into the legs or it will slip. Other than those few minor things I think the walker is great. Very sturdy when assembled correctly, rolls very nice. I like the larger front wheels, makes it easy to walk with and turn.

it is somewhat wider than I hoped but it takes the strain off my arthritic spine and I like that it is so lightweight.

I love the fact that it is lightweight. I was not impressed with the sturdiness and the lack of storage or carrying space. It was well priced.

The walker seemed like a good idea but my husband did not feel it was surdy and he felt like he was about to fall