DMI Folding Rollator Walker with Swiveling Front Wheels, FSA HSA Eligible, 3 Wheel, Aluminum Light-Weight, Detachable Storage Tray, Royal Blue

I don't know the weight of the Rollator. Is it not given in the description? I do know that I can hold on a heavy-ish hotel door open when clutched with one hand & simultaneously lift my rollator the single step up from pavement to lobby. Not that this was easy, of course! I was on vacation for 2 weeks & managed this several times when I forgot to come in via the hotel's accessible entrance.It "turns on a dime" as they used to say--something I find astonishing and very useful.I was at the shore (OCNJ) & spent much of my time on the wooden boardwalk. I went much farther with the rollator than could ever have managed with just my cane. The rollator bounced a tiny bit when negotiating the occasional uneven board. A wheel briefly caught twice for the same reason. However, I found its performance on that kind of surface little short of miraculous. I've used it in various kinds of shops with great success thanks to its small size & the ease with which it pivots.It did mire on beach sand--making it useless there. But that's likely not a concern for most. ;-P I did fall twice while on a vacation and needed people to pick me up once from a boardwalk ramp & once when I was standing about 2 feet into the surf. BOTH TIMES, I was using my cane rather than the rollator!The fake leather pouch(?) between the handles proved very useful. It stored my disassembled cane and held my camera, water bottle & several small puchases with ease. I do wish it zipped entirely shut--not that the remaing open slit actually gave me a problem. We never could figure out how to attach the basket securely, so I gave up trying. The pouch served the purpose.It does fold very flat though I found the hinge a bit difficult to close. But not impossible Maybe working it more often or a touch of WD40 would help? But then I have little strength in my hands.For me, the drawback is that--even folded-- I can't get it down my steps to get to the Paratransit bus, or back up the steps when I get home. I need one hand on my cane and the other clutched to the stair railing to negotiate steps. I hadn't thought about that beforehand but I would have bought rollator anyway.I saw the "4-legged" rollator on display in my pharmacy a few daws after minearrived. It seemed quite wide in comparison, though it may provide more support for anyone leaning down on it. Just guessing.Really, seriously, buy it!

This was a replacement for the standard style of walker. This model is so much more versatile. The basket and tray are great. The bag that comes with it, is ok but basically a big empty with no side places for things like phone, glasses, etc. I replaced it with a pouch designed for the standard walker (the one I already had). It folds easily and stands by itself unlike the standard walker. It is a bit heavier but that is not a problem.Update (8/12/17): After only a month and half one of the rear wheels completely came off. The bearing collar in the wheel hub seemed to have just disintegrated causing the wheel to fall off. Luckily it was noticed as it was happening and a fall was prevented. This should have been covered by a warranty but those are hard to come by with online purchases. Replacements are available from the manufacturer and not expensive.

Purchased this unit 6 months ago. Does not feel sturdy. Cannot tighten the handles to feel secure. Both wheels fell off yesterday. I was next to a bureau to catch myself before hitting the floor.Broken bearings. Obviously not well made. Had to secure the basket with zip ties as it would fall off. Luckily my husband is very handy and was able to Reconfigure the wheel assembly. Purchased new parts at the hardware store and installed the wheels.This walker has never seen the outdoors so not like it was abused in any way. I would rather have paid more to get a better made unit., disappointing.Here it is one year later and the third wheel let go.NOW THE ENTIRE HANDLE SNAPPED OFF. NOT FIXABLE AND VERY VERY DANGEROUS. THIS IS A PIECE OF TOTAL CRAPWe’ve spent double the purchase price fixing the wheels and bearings on this and now it’s of no use except we’ll keep the wheels and ditch the rest of it.

The three wheel Rollator is easy to manage up and down curbs, between narrow passages, and is light enough that I can put it in or out of the car by myself. Other people stop me to ask about the walker. When we first began cruising, after retirement, I had the only three wheel walker around. Now, after telling others where to find this aide, I see them everywhere (on our island where we live, on the ships, and in foreign ports)! My old one is more then ten years old now. The Rubber tires totally wore out, and I was unable to locate new tires. It has been 900 miles up the Amazon River with me, TWICE; to Casa Blanka, Easter Islands, Rio De Janerio, Sydney Australia, all over New Zealand, and so many other places. They are so affordable, I ordered two new ones. These are even better than the first, because each has the extra basket and tray. I am unable to walk even short distances without support. This walker gives me the freedom to go where I want to go. Around the house, it facilitates carrying objects from one room to another, helps me carry wet laundry outside, and gives me the stability to hang it up on the lines by myself! It helps me down to my studio to paint, and allows me to shop or go places with friends without placing a hardship on myself or others. My Rollator is an essential part of my life!

It is easy to pick up and put in the car. Easy to store or stand by your table in a restaurant. It has good brakes.I find it hard to get it to roll in a straight line going forward.

It’s okay but zI only use it around the house.It seems to narrow for me so it get pushed out in front of me I can not get up between the handles. It tends to wander when pushing it. To me it doesn’t have a very secure feeling like the traditional walker or a four wheel rollator. The basket and tray are great but I was forced to zip tie them down. I do not use the folding feature as it not my travel Rollator