Metro MobilityRollator Walker with Seat for Seniors, Foldable Lightweight Rolling Walker, 8" Big Wheels for All Terrain, 300 lb. Weight Capacity, Black

The product is lightweight. It’s sturdy and easy to put together. The wheels are smooth. Break works great as well. The seat is also pretty wide. It’s not a hard seat, but could use a padding to make it even more comfortable.

I didn’t expect the quality to be this good, especially since the price was only $115. I bought it for a relative recovering from knee surgery, and it exceeded my expectations. The rollator walker was very easy to assemble—just a matter of matching the two stickers. It’s sturdy, functional, and even doubles as a wheelchair. It supports up to 350 pounds, wide enough seat, and comes with a storage basket under the seat, plus a cup holder and phone holder. For the price, I was genuinely impressed.

This item is Sturdy and Multifunction. I believe the weight capacity is 300 lbs so it's pretty safe... It is comfortable for short periods of resting it converts into a wheelchair too as well as has storage. It was very easy to put together.

I wanna first start of saying this is super helpful for my father! He loves it and says how strong the product is to maneuver. When assembling it took me 5 minutes. The assembly super simple and easy to read the directions. A lot of colors to choose out of so the selections are super nice to choose from. I would most definitely say BUY IT!

The installation is very simple and the instructions are very clear. One person can complete it in ten minutes. The folding design is very convenient and does not take up space. The elderly used it for the first time and quickly learned how to brake and fold. The operation is simple and easy to understand. The seat is soft and comfortable, and it is easier to push. It can pass smoothly even on uneven ground.

First there is no instructions and is very confusing at first to unfold but once you figure it out it is very nice. Also my screws were very tight at the first undoing which was hard with my strength but after wasn't when folding it back up again. It easily fits in my trunk and when rolling the turns are actually really tight. I am 5foot 2inches and still had to use almost the topmost height so it might be hard for tall users. It is good quality though and helps when needing the help walking. It has a learning curve but as long as you figure it out it's good I just wish the storage could fold up with the walker

After my Farther got dementia, he doesn't like to walk anymore and just sits in couch after he gets up. I bought this rollator walker for him to encourage him walk around the house with my Mother. It's easy to install, light weight to carry for my parents, and most important, it's easy to support my Father's weight and to use to let him get out of the house. And the seat is great for them to rest whenever they need during their walk, and to spend more time outdoor. My Farther significantly walks more after I got this rollator walker for him and my Mother is very happy with it.

Well... I ultimately think this will be a helpful support, but there were a few issues that I needed to fix before it was ready to use. First problem: the "instruction" booklet was no help at all. There were no instructions about how to put this thing together, nor how to fold/unfold it, etc. Fortunately, I'm a bit of a fix-it gal, so I could figure out most of it. But, there should have been instructions included. And, I did google their website, thinking there would be instructions there - uh, nope. Second, one of the brake cables was significantly overtightened during manufacture, causing the brake on that side to be constantly engaged. That is, the wheel would not roll at all. It took a bit of doing, but I was able to fix that. Lastly, the arm/elbow pads were installed weird; one faced front and one faced back. I had to take one off and reinstall the correct way. Other than these issues, the set up was easy right out of the box. The last issue is that it was difficult to figure out how to fold this walker. I pulled up on the handle on the seat, but couldn't figure out how to fold the back legs. I tried searching for instructions on google, but couldn't find anything. As a last resort, I returned to Amazon to see if there was any instructions on the item description. Voila! There is a photo indicating where the release buttons are (hint: they are orange.) So, now that the walker is ready for use, I will also note that it does not fit through the doors in my home. I'm lucky that I don't need to use this walker at home, so that will not be a problem for me. I have bad knees / low back issues, so it's walking distances or standing for long times that cause me trouble, and for that I think this walker will serve me well. I was at a museum recently and was not able to enjoy the visit much due to my knees/back. I do think this walker will be very helpful for future visits to parks and museums and similar places. Overall, if it works as I expect it will, I think I will be very happy with this device.