Drive Medical 3-Wheel Rollator - Basket Tray & Pouch, Compact Maneuverability - Flame Blue

Very easy to assemble, lightweight, stable, and perfect size for an 88 yr old lady

I rely on this at home for my balance and in being able to transport items from room to room while using my hands to hold the handles. I use the tray and the bag. So far I haven't needed the wire basket, and that's okay because I really use the tray most of all. I have a pair of long tongs that I keep in the bag all the time. It comes in handy for picking up things I drop. This turns a very small circle, and the brakes work well in all ways.

Sturdy once the back wheel bars were extended until they clicked. Extremely important or it will tip! The basket isn't very well made but usable. It is a bit unsteady to hold drinks on the tray. Otherwise happy with my choice.

I bought this walker in Aug 2017 to take on a cruise and had a few problems with it. It won’t stay locked in place and the brake on one side hits the wheel and makes a squeaking noise and needs to be adjusted with every use. I wasn’t aware that it came with a basket because it was already set up in the store and there was no basket with it. I love the lightness and ease of folding. I took it on a plane and they stored it for me in the cabin closet. I can’t find the receipt and I haven’t used it all year.

I can't believe this passed any safety tests. You can't even put the slightest weight on the handles before it starts to tip backwards. Even someone who walks normally has the same issue. Very very dangerous.

Fantastic for use in smaller areas. Easy to get around because it’s so light yet durable.

This is my second 3 wheeler, the first being given to me by a friend whose husband had passed away and she wanted me to have it. That first one finally wore out and I purchased my current one from Amazon. I never use the basket because I love being able to squeeze the sudes together to get through tight places in stores, crowds, etc. It is light weight which allows me to get it in/out of my car which allows me to be more mobile away from the house. I wish there was a way to "lock" the knobs that screw into the holes that adjust the height of the arms. I periodically find them having worked their way loise wbich majes arms wobbly so I immediately know to tighten them but if there was a lock of some type thst would solve that problem.

I love this product and highly recommend it! In fact, I plan on buying at least one more, if not 2 more -- upstairs, downstairs, and perhaps outside!! I haven't walked this fluidly for 2 years!! I found your website before purchasing and it and the answered questions and reviews it contained was one of the reasons why I purchased a Drive Medical product!! Good, easily found customer support is always a huge plus when making a purchase! However, we found that there was 1 major issue and 1 minor one with the unit's ease of assembly. Specifically: The instruction manual needs to describe how gosh darn difficult it is to slide the rear two wheels back into the extended/locked position!! Although my spine issue prevents me from easily walking, I have very good upper body strength. But after many tries of holding the front stem and pulling the frame by the back wheel(s), neither my wife nor I, nor both of us together, could extend the wheels. We kept looking for a button release or something else to tug on etc. Very frustrating! To finally get the rear wheels extended, it required that a foot be placed on the front stem (while it rested on the floor) and then a very strong pull/jerk (or several) on the back wheels!! Otherwise, if the foot method isn't used, I’m sure some folks are either: 1) not going to accurately assemble the rollator, or 2) return it because they believe it is defective! A quick change to the instructions would rectify both concerns/issues. The minor issue involves the position of the basket on the rollator. A better/closer picture of the basket as it should be installed/hung -- where the frame hooks are supposed to reside -- would have prevented an extra few minutes of unnecessary head scratching.