Naipo Compact Folding Walker with Trigger Release and Glide Skis for Seniors Elderly, 5 Inches Front Wheels Support Up to 300lbs, Silver

Sturdy and good looking. Easy to assemble as labeled well but living in a mobile home I switched front legs to put the wheels inside the legs to narrow the width by about four inches. The levers to fold up the walker are easy to operate and out of the way.

I like that it came with ski slides and regular rubber things, pretty sturdy for the price. I weigh 280 and it's held up for 3 months and still in good shape!

This walker was just what I needed after my back injury. Easy assembly nade it that much better. Very easy to maneuver over carpeting, hardwood floors, gravel and grass. Well worth the money.

So I got this to help me get around after a knee replacement and it fit the bill quite well. Didn't expect to be using it for a long time so didn't want to spend a lot. I really like the "ski's" instead of rubber feet.

Folds up very small for a full size walker will fit nicely in a little bit bigger size suitcase Little bigger than a carry on. also comes with its own bag for carrying or storage Very sturdy for the price. Folds up easy

It was easy to put together and adjust the height of the legs enough for my short height. The only problem I have using it is that it doesn't roll over carpeting very easily. The wheels could be of better quality.

I like the weight of it..7 pounds. I can't get my regular walker back in my car by myself, but this should be no problem. I kind of wish it had some sort of brakes on it for a little more security but hopefully I won't be going up and down too many hills. Easy to assemble. The "flash sale" price was very good. I don't like a cane; had a fall using one. Don't trust them after that.

it's a little cheap so you do get what you pay for. I wanted it for a recovery time. If you have to use it alot or a long time, get a better one with better wheels and sturdier frame.

My disappointment is that it is not as narrow as I expected. Our home has “accessible doorways “ but the thick hubcap like wheel nuts won't fit through .

This walker is a great price and looks to be made well. However, it came in like 30 pieces you need to assemble yourself so unfortunately it will stay in the shed as a backup walker until needed. We bought another one (Medline) that looks like this one but came pretty much assembled. Much easier for all!