Loyoda Folding Walker for Seniors, Aluminum Front Wheel Walker, Ski Glides | 5" Front Wheels, Height Adjustable, Trigger Release Folding, Lightweight Standard Walker for Limited Mobility, Red

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 was so Happy when I opened the box! The blue color is NICE to look at! It was easy to put together. My son did it, but he said I'm sure you could have done it if you had to. I have no problem folding it up or unfolding it. I also feel very comfortable walking up and down the block and around the corners. People pick me up to take me places and the walker really weights only 6 lbs., so I can pick it up to help out.

Worked well for what I needed after having major surgery on my abdomen, along with a secondary issue of femoral neuropathy, both of which affected my ability to walk safely. I just used it while puttering around the apartment since I couldn't go anywhere while healing, and it was fine for that. There were a couple of times when I was walking and my right knee/leg buckled a little due to the neuropathy numbness and weakness, and this walker was there to support me so I didn't fall. So it did the job. It's light and easy to push around, but also sturdy. And I love the black and silver/aluminum color design. We even clipped a portable orange color reading light to the front to act as a "headlight" for when I'd get up in the middle of the night. :D My boyfriend assembled it for me and dismantled it for storage and found that easy to do.

Loading a rollator into the back of a car can be a terrible pain and we're not all able to do it for ourselves. It's also a pain for Uber drivers and you have to pay for a larger Uber. Instead, I purchased this lightweight easily foldable walker to take with me when going to doctor's offices or out with friends because it folds into a lightweight, small space walker that I can easily place in the car no matter the size of the car. It can even go in the seat with me in front of my knees. My only caution is you need to be aware that it is very lightweight and does not provide the stability of a rollator nor does it provide a seat if you get tired. Otherwise it really feels a need for those of us with mild mobility problems. I recommend this product wholeheartedly!

Fast ship. So easy to assemble. Works great. Light but sturdy. I highly recommend this walker. I just want to try to find a tray that fits. Tray I bought was too loose. The holes for the handles were too long.

Walker looks as pictured, is attractive and functional. Light weight, works primarily for balance issues. Bag is a great feature. My complaint, which I'm surprised not to see in other reviews, has to do with the odor of the handle grips. It's a very strong and unpleasant plasticy smell that transfers to your hands very quickly and requires soap and water to remove. I will need to purchase grip covers in order to be able to use.

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.

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.