Walkers for Seniors, Folding Walker with Ski Glides 5'' Front Wheel Medical Lightweight Walker Height Adjustable Aluminum Standard Walker for Handicap and Adults (Silver)

recently purchased the Loyoda Folding Walker for my elderly father, and it has been a game-changer for his mobility and independence.What I Love:Lightweight yet sturdy: The aluminum frame is both durable and easy to handle, making it ideal for seniors.Height adjustable: With 8 settings ranging from 31.5" to 38.58", it accommodates users of various heights for optimal comfort.Smooth mobility: The 5" front wheels glide effortlessly over different surfaces, and the ski glides on the rear provide added stability.Easy folding mechanism: The trigger release folding feature allows for quick and compact storage, making it convenient for travel.FSA/HSA eligible: This walker qualifies for FSA/HSA reimbursement, making it an affordable option for those with health savings accounts.

This is a great piece of equipment. It's not too big or small. It moves safely, it's lightweight but stable. It folds to rest on the wall or for storage, and I thought the price made it an overall great purchase.

I so appreciated the fact that this was easy and quick to assemble. I was trying to get everything ready for my wife's surgery recovery and it helped that I could assemble this quickly and it ready for her. It's worked great, allowing her to move around the house safely. It folds easily when we need to put it in the trunk of our car. My only suggestion for a potential buyer is to consider whether to buy a different model with a brake system. This one has front wheels, but no way to freeze them for added safety.

Light weight and extremely easy to fold and lift, Extremely sturdy. I bought a second one for inside the house.

We had a walker that had the push button style closer. Over time the buttons became finicky. I do like the grip closer. It is easy to press without a lot of hand pressure. Overall works well for its purpose. Assembly was easy-took only about 5 minutes. The skis for the back legs take a bit of pressure to install but they are clearly not going to fall off (like the tennis balls do). The patient is a 250lb man and the walker is sturdy enough to hold his weight as he is non-weightbearing on one leg. Good purchase.

While it was very easy to assemble, way too easy, the fact that the assembly relies on the "marbles" pushing out to lock them into place for all the connections, this gave very little rigidity to the framework. I only walked with it for maybe 25 feet at the most, it was extremely wobbly, very unstable!! This product states that it's maximum capacity is 350 pounds. And I am only 220 pounds. I just weighed myself 3 or 4 days ago at 219.7 pounds. I am very sorry this product did not work out. It did not meet my expectations because of lack of stability. :) :)

Bought this for my husband who has Parkinson's. We tried the four wheel walker with the seat- but his forward propulsion was not contained enough. This is perfect- he is 6'1" and 230 lbs and he is quite comfortable with the height and movement. Sturdy and very easy to put together. Comes in nice colors, too!

light weight, easy assemble, a good product,