ELENKERAll-Terrain Upright Rollator Walker, Stand up Rolling Walker with Seat, 12” Non-Pneumatic Tire Wheels, Compact Folding Design for Seniors, Red

Finally, and walker that actually fulfills my 86 yr-old husband's needs. He is 6' 3" and needed a walker tall enough for comfort. This upright walker is perfect. And assembly? I'm 65 and put it together, amazingly simple.We are so grateful for something made for tall people's needs.The 12" front, 10" back wheels will be just right for walking around our acreage.Kudos to the Elenker company for this terrific upright walker.

Love itSometimes reviews can be mixed with opinions varying depending on personal thoughts and preferencesI gave this a Five stars because it can break down more than one way to pack it !Okay I have Idiopathic Inclusion Body Myositis a real rare nasty Skeletal Muscular Inflammation Autoimmune disorder that mimics ALSIn a different way that not Neurological . Was informed I’m to wear leg ankle knee braces the rest of my life No more ankle foot Surgeries do to Arthritis fused Bones and mutated out of place.Neuropathy from many factors other than Diabetes.This wheeled walker is so much better than Ski Pole Elbow Crutches.It does turn on a dime mine is steady it has on the frame steps to lift the front up a down .Cords can stop or slow you the wheels a big plusSolid plastic all terrain tires are not bad either wasn’t sure but they are okay don’t let it discourage you.The Seat is nice and stable there is a 300 lb limit to it . I really love it.I bought the cell phone cup holder for extra to match the blue colorThere is a nice nylon bag with a strap to remove and carry if needed or take off.The arm rest are not hard but very comfortable for me as I have fibromyalgia also. My picture in the Caine holder has a hurricane Cain in it .The cup holds that came with it is nice i put my wallet in it or a water bottle drink cup in the other.Good luck not everyone is ment for something’sThis Senior Upright handle Rolotor is right for me!I can sit and rest going to the Dr OfficeHope this helps just my opinion on the product.

I can't give it 5 stars because the new replacement I got has some minor issues. One problem is brake rubbing on one wheel. I had to use vice grips to aggressively pull it away from the wheel. The other issue is one hand rail would not stay in position and was always slipping to next lower level. Not fixable so I had to wrap duct tape around the arm support sliding rail. Other than that this seems to be an improved version over the 3 year old previous one of this model I had. That old one just wore out. I've put hundreds of miles on it (the old one) estimation between 600 and 1200 miles max. Problems I had with the old one is one of the lower handle bars broke off at the weld line. Also one of the wheels just wore out and seized and I was at the end trying to run on 3 wheels with the other wheel just dragging....refusing to turn. That's when I ordered this new one. I liked the old one but I guess I just wore it out. This new one is different with a screw attachment for the lower handle bars. I'm not sure that's going to hold up either and might be worse. Time will tell. The new one has a nice feature in that it folds more compactly so its easier to get into a car. So bottom line in this review is I've only had this new one for a couple of days but I got this replacement versus some other model because this model seems pretty robust and good for outdoor use even on walking trails. But I've just had it for a couple of days so time will tell but I had the previous model and it held up reasonably well for heavy duty use. I typically use it for about 1.5 miles walking (including power walking up a gradual sloped hill). I'm 67 years old with a bad right knee and back and the support this unit provides enables me to do my somewhat aerobic exercise when I'm going up hill. I am able to put some (offset) weight on the unit so I'm reducing the impact on my right knee. I just got another knee injection and my doctor says if the inject doesn't hold up it's time to consider a knee replacement and that's something I'd like to put off for as long as possible !!!

Heavy duty. Perfect for my husband who walks on grass and gravel snd dirt. Great for our yard and fields. Front wheels are more responsive than the smaller, low level street model walkers. Does corners and curbs so much more stable. Not for wimps. Takes some strength to load in my SUV. Easy to assemble. the dignityto stand upright, not hunched over, look up and ahead and kniw u are stable but can sit quickly if needed. Priceless. This is first all terrain ive bought. Have bought the street model for my sister. I recommend both

I was so looking forward to getting this upright walker. Now I’m hoping there’s a way I can convert those big humongous wheels down to a little bit smaller wheels because it is not very maneuverable. Maybe outside in the park it might be useful, but if you’re looking for a walker, that is an every day walker to use in your home, this is not maneuverable. it’s very difficult to find spaces to turn and maneuver because the wheels are so big that it does not turn on a dime or a nickel or a 50 Cent piece. It wants lots of space and much muscle power put in to maneuver it. I deeply regret buying this model. I’m excited to have an upright walker so I won’t continue to walk hunched over, but I wish that it was clear from the beginning that this is very difficult to maneuver. They show the advertisement with little old ladies, but little old ladies don’t have the strength to maneuver this thing. I don’t object to the weight or size of it, I only object to the maneuverability. It is very difficult.

my main gripe is with the wheels.they should have been solid rubber instead of plastic.the are slippery on hard surfaces and the locking brakes are not as good as the solid rubber. the good,it is bettern for posture.