Vaunn Medical Two Button Folding Walker with Wheels, Adjustable Height and Detachable Legs

Probably my fault, but the walker is narrower than I wanted. I misunderstood the width of the walker compared to the measuring of my current one. I measured the width of the handles not the wheels on the outside of the base. 2 ft for both but the handles are about 3 inches narrower.I think it has a little too much flex in the rear legs at certain times of use. I do like the double rivets in the braces on the legs. I am fairly tall so it extends the legs fairly far. I think that is the issue with the flex when on uneven ground such as stepping into the house.I would recommend this product. I use it to be able to break it down to travel, as a spare walker to travel, and use to go into the house from the car as well as inside the house. I can leave my other walker in the car in the garage so I do not have to wrestle with pulling one out or putting it into the car. It has a smaller footprint which is nice inside the house.

My wife uses a wheeled walker to get around and has for the past two years.I also transport her long distances in a companion wheelchair.We recently took a trip that required both, as well as luggage.A logistical nightmare!The Vaunn Medical Ultra - Light Folding walker significantly simplified things.It’s every bit as strong as her regular walker and breaks down into 3 small pieces that fit nicely in a suitcase .I can push a wheelchair while pulling a suitcase.But adding a walker to the mix made my job almost impossible.The folding walker , in a suitcase, solves my problem.A great product.

I needed this walker while recovering from two broken legs. I used the walker for help as I had to ascend two steps to get onto my back patio. It was easy to lift onto the highest step, and then use it for stability while going up the steps. The large wheels easily roll over uneven terrain. I no longer need the walker, as the healing process has progressed. A very economical price, too.

These are cheap -- and all that implies. It did not sit evenly on the floor. After a little use the locks became nearly impossible to trigger, leaving the walker open all of the time. I finally gave it to a local charity.

I use this product for walking however sometimes it is very hard to open or close.--as a screw on one side sticks out too far.

I used it for walking in cardo rehab and it gave me better balance I didn't like the hard handle grips

We wanted something lighter and easier to fold and put away. This would be a fine walker for most - there was nothing wrong with it. Just not what we wanted.Marcia Mills Kelso

Got this for surgery , like the sturdiness, foldable.