GreenChief 2 in 1 Senior Walker with Armrest, Folding Walker with 2 Front Wheels, Heavy Duty Forearm Support (500LBS)

It seems sturdy new, after using for a couple months, it loosing some some of it’s sturdiness. But I am a 6’ 4”, 330# man, it still supports me well after 8 months of use. If I wear this one out, I will purchase another one.

Hi, so my dad's house was built in the early 1900s and he is now in a downstairs bedroom in need of using a walker. The door to his bedroom is 20 in to 21 in wide which made it extremely difficult to use a regular walker. I just got this Walker and adjusted it to its lowest setting and it is perfect it can now fit through the doorway with about a half inch to an inch on each side... it is sturdy too which is great! This is a game changer for us for sure! We didn't need the underarm pieces but we just left them in the box and probably will just throw those out. It also took me about 4 minutes to put the walker together and adjust it to the right size height and width. Worth every penny!

VERY FLIMSY. WHEELS ARE NOT ALIGNED AND THE WALKER SORT OF GOES IN A CIRCLE. TOTALLY UNSAFE AND NOT USABLE. NARROWNESS IS A GOOD POINT BUT IRRELEVANT IF YOU CANNOT USE WALKER SAFELY...

This is light weight. Kinda rickety to me. Arm supports not long enough for a tall person. Went on and bought a better brand, drive, which works better, is sturdier.

We live in an older house with narrow passageways. This walker adjusts to be a few inches narrower than other models. In addition, the wheels can be mounted on the inside of the posts, which gains a few additional inches, possibly at the marginal expense of some stability--not much of an issue for my wife, who is very small.Assembly and adjustments were very simple. The walker appears to be sturdy.

It’s nice and narrow, very lightweight. The problem for us was person using it has dementia and the thing used to collapse it looks like breaks. He was constantly collapsing it while walking. Also, I don’t think this would be sturdy enough for a heavy person.

Great idea and Walker . Will use instead of crutches come foot surgery time .

Broke my wrist and rely on a walker for my mobility. This walker not only allowed my wrist to finally heal because I wasn’t constantly placing pressure on it from gripping the other walker, but I am now walking upright! Woohoo! I still need to look at the ground to reassure myself where I’m stepping since I can’t feel the ground, but I now stand and no longer look like an old lady. This 62yr old has a lot more life to live.Anyhow.. I noticed I had a screw that constantly kept working itself out then I noticed the pole was developing a possible crack. With a crack I can’t risk the walker failing in its safety. I contacted via this rating system because I couldn’t find any other way to get ahold of them and they responded. Now less than 24hours later I now have replacement parts and a spare I requested being sent. .. I initially contacted Amazon and even tho it was just past the 30 return policy they said they would return and refund ( short $20 of what I originally paid) as a courtesy. Why refund when I just needed one simple part? All I was looking for was how to contact to utilize the one year warranty. This warranty needs to have better information on how to contact or order parts.My service representative was Ivy.. she is amazing and made sure the parts were replaced and when that didn’t happen fast enough she had them send out a new walker to replace the one I had. A++ in my book thank you!