Drive Medical Nitro 3 Wheel Rollator Walker, Ultra Lightweight Rollator Walker with Wheels, Folding Rollator for Seniors and Adults, Red

this is a beautiful walker - however, I have balance issues - so I need four wheels - the front wheel - since it's "free" turns with every step - not stable. Therefore, regrettably I had to return it. But it's SNAZZY! 8-)

I am now able to go out walking in my backyard without being as scared of falling as I once was with just using a cane. I am able to go across the patio and the cement surrounding my pool area with ease. It was even due to its lighter weight than my four wheeler, that was able to roll it across my rather bumpy and expansive grass area a well. Yes, I am more careful about my balance issues with a three wheel so I just take it a bit slower on the grassy knoll. I am seventy and have had a total hip replacement so I love now to be able to go outside and walk back and forth the length of my patio exercising so much more than I did before.

Don't Buy from Amazon! Bought this for my 84 year old mother-in-law. We have a 4 wheel version of the Drive Rollator and it is very sturdy, but bulky to transport. We purchased the 3-wheel version, which is lighter and is a bit more compact when folded. However, it was not stable enough for her liking. Wanted to return, but Amazon states that it is not eligible for return. It also has a slightly oval shaped left wheel that causes braking to be hit or miss. Was planning to pack it up and return it to Kohl's but Amazon states that it is not eligible for return. Not happy!

I’m really pleased with the Nitro 3-Wheel Walker so far – it’s lightweight yet sturdy, making it easy to maneuver without sacrificing stability. The compact, three-wheel design allows for smooth navigation around tight spaces, which is a big plus. However, it does feel a bit light, and with several plastic components, I’m curious about how well it will hold up over time. I purchased this as an open box item and got a bit of a discount, so that made the decision easier. For now, it’s meeting my needs wonderfully, and I’m hopeful it will stay durable with regular use!

It’s a nice Walker. It has good features, it looks good (I get lots of compliments on it ) and it wobbles. Not a little wobble but a big one. No one can gigute out

This is only 3 wheeled rollator that can navigate outdoor sidewalks without causing more problems. Wires are inside of legs so there will be no tangling up when balance issue hits. Also liked the design of the handles. They have a curve that holds thumb in proper position.Since I am considered a paraplegic, having correct device is priceless in order to use legs. Dislike wheelchairs with a passion. Before mva was an avid runner doing 5 miles at least 4 times a week. This rollator is already fulfilling need to be more active. Has already stopped me falling when balance hits. Also allows me to bully leg that doesn't want to work. Priceless piece of equipment in this long 34 year journey.

Overall we like this item. However, the brakes don't work. I've tried adjusting them, but there is no adjustment position that allows you to stop the wheels when you pull the brake levers. Since my wife likes it otherwise, she says she doesn't need the brakes to work.The problem is in the brake design. In an effort to give the unit an attractive appearance, they routed the brake cables inside the structural tubes. This hides the cables from view, but severely restricts their effectiveness. This is definitely a form-over-function design. Being an engineer, I always feel that first it must work. Then make it pretty if you must, but not at the expense of correct operation.

Nice shiny red. I added a piece of cardboard to cover the basket so I had a flat surface for a plate. Nice and maneuverable with the big wheels. Fits through narrow doorway. Lightweight, fits behind drivers seat. This “drives” much different than a 4 wheeler, and should Not be your first try at rollators. Brakes do not keep it from moving. Manufacturer needs to change tread design to crossword rather than around. I would try to remember these brakes are to slow forward progress, and not to use to hold it stationary. It was $100 cheaper than from medical supplier, even with a small reimbursement. Check prices first.