Helavo All Terrain Walker Rollator with 12” Pneumatic Tires – Foldable Outdoor Walkers for Seniors with Seat, Lightweight & Adjustable Height, Shock-Absorbing for Comfort on Any Surface

Update: 5/25: main bolt holding legs together in center came off and nut is gone. Trying to order new bolt. Tried to put more air in tires and air valves are slanted and make it difficult. When trying to attach air pump to valve two of them receded so far into tire i cannot reach them to pull them back up or to inflate tires! Appears both very sturdy and something I can depend on. The seats is nice but too high for my short legs, but I will use a stool or something for my feet when I will need to sit for very long. It is plenty big for my big frame. I didnt take a star off as the seat is very sturdy and for short rests will be fine. If someone wants to sit in it for long, the seat is comfortable and the back support is comfy and nice, but if you https://smile.amazon.com/gcx/Gifts-for-Adults/gfhz/?ref_=navm_ftr_gfdont have long legs you will need to store something on the seat that you can use like a short stool. Im 5’3” and might feet (heels and balls of feet) touch but not solidly. Cup holders- i ordered the pair of cupholders they suggested. They fit on the handles with velcro and are sturdy. I put both on one side to reduce the overall width, making one have less room and more suitable for phone, keys etc. Think I’ll like that!!! In picture i have a large insulated drink holder of about 30-32oz capacity in it- fits fine and is very sturdy. Yeah! The drawstring will allow much slimmer smaller drinks to fit well. As you can see I glamped it up with iron on patches!! Im having a hard time adjusting to needing this, and thought making it cute might cheer me up! 🥳. The satchel/bag fits nicely and will be easy to put on and take off quickly at any time. It will hold a lot and has a nice lapover cover that velcroes. Haven't tried a cane in it but looks like it will work fine. I even got a little flag i might put on my cane for more glamping. I go camping a lot and this will let me walk around the campground for exercise. I could not do that with a regular 4wheeled walker as the tires were too small, would not traverse gravel, and were very stiff and jerky and would get torn up quickly. I dont know how well this will work in a house as it’s a bit cumbersome for how I have furniture placed in my house. I will thoroughly enjoy it for outdoors, camping trips, walks around my neighborhood, and make room for it in my house if need be. One more note- it’s a bit tricky to put together due to cords for brakes that get in the way of the parts when being assembled. But connections are well marked and with a little patience I did it!! Ill remark more later after Ive really used it a lot. Hope this helps! Best wishes!

Great product! Easy to maneuver. First time in years I can walk long distance with ease. Inspires me to go further.

Actually a 4.5 * because the handle height is 36" on ours not 37 & no adjustment to go higher & I'm 5'11" grocery carts are 38"-40" . 2- person job to assemble ! Some mystery tool was included that fits nothing (flat wrench). Looks to be a quality unit & operates as should. Be careful going down hill & hand brakes aren't adapted to this like a car foot brake so mostly level ground. I like the foot clearance while walking since I have a long stride & size 15 shoes ! 82 with Cancer & doctor says WALK , I'm in great condition & health so Angels will have to wait !

I have had extensive experience with various walkers/rollators. This is by far the best true "all terrain" walker.. Goes over transitions from asphalt to grass, through grass, sand, stepping stones etc, better than ByAcre and Drive Aerowalk. BUT!! Too heavy for every day use if it includes loading in and out of a car. Over 20 lbs while others are about 15 lbs. And you can REALLY feel the difference. This is excellent quality, strong build and excellent design. No down sides except the weight.

I have balance problems with my disability and walkers with small wheels are too unstable to help me feel my way through minor vertigo--the slightest sway in either my balance or the terrain will tip them right along with me, making them useless for providing cues for spatial awareness, which of course is what helps me recover from vertigo fast enough to turn what could be a nasty fall into a minor bruise. I find this walker to be much more stable--though it will still tip--it doesn't tip as quickly, which gives me enough time to stop and sit through an episode or to tell me which way is "down," so I know it's safe to loosen my knees and drop into a kneel. This tool will help me in a pinch when I'm faced with transportation that is inaccessible to my wheelchair, and also to get much needed exercise on "good days" when my balance problems aren't so bad that I can't stand up at all. My only criticism about assembly is that a tool wasn't included to help adjust the brake tension. It requires strong and dexterous fingers to do without a tool, a strength and dexterity which I do not have. But I like that this company uses familiar non-proprietary parts that can be found on any bicycle. It will make maintenance much easier. I hope domestic companies have some pity and learn from this.

Great value. Everything works great, excellent quality. The tires were great for getting around outside. Even on pavement those traditional walkers are rough. This makes it so much easier for my elderly mom to get outside and walk a little bit. Keep on moving, she says. She's 93!

Very well made and sturdy . It’s good for TALL people . I’m short so I gave it away. Too much hassle to repack and return.

Super facile a monter... de très bonnes qualité, l'acier est costaud et rolateur facile d'emploi super pratique car transportable en voiture... maman ne tombe plus .... un vrai 4/4 un tout terrain !!!!

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My father is 92 and marvellous for his age but is beginning to get more unsteady in his feet. As he likes to her 4000 steps in a day, he goes for walks but recently decided that just a walking stick wasn’t enough to make him feel safe and stable. He had a rollator in the house, originally bought fit my mother some year ago. He tried it and although it gave him greater stability, the wheels were just solid rubber. As the pavements around where he lives are mostly tarmac and, in many places, distorted by tree roots and general wear and tear, he found the solid wheels of the old walker transferred too much vibration up to the handles and was very uncomfortable on his hands and wrists. So, after much searching and many enquiries, I was eventually directed to this model, with its pneumatic tyres. This is exactly what he needs. The pneumatic tyres absorb the vast amount of vibration from the ground and he finds it so much more comfortable and easy to walk with. He really likes the shopping bag on the front because it means he can walk up to the local supermarket and bring back a few things without having to carry them back, especially if it’s weighty things like milk or sugar. He thinks the walking stick holder on the side is a great idea, too. And the cup holder and he’s looking forward to the nice weather when he can collect a cup of coffee from the shop, then walk to the local park and then sit in the rollator to drink it in the sunshine. The walker is very easy to fold up, so it fits in the cupboard under the stairs when not in use. Although the wheels make it bit bulkier than the other one he had, it can still fold and go in the boot of my SUV. When you unfold it and press the seat down, it latches down with an audible, satisfying click so you can be confident it is fixed down. But a sharp tug on the handle in the centre of the seat will unlatch it easily and allow you to fold it up. I can see, because it’s so much easier to push this one along, it allows him to stand straighter, rather than bent forward, battling with the vibrations of the old one. I got it delivered direct to his house and suggested he wait till I visit to put it together but he decided he’d do it himself. He did find that quite hard, although he is a very practical man with a DIY bent. He found it hard to identify the pictures in the instructions booklet as relating to parts of the rollator. However, having said that, he did eventually get it put together and working properly - though I think many elderly people would find it tricky and would need help to do it. But, once it’s together, it is a really great accessory to help people who need that extra support walking and to increase their independence and confidence.

Nunca he visto uno como este y a este precio, formidable,grande, robusto,al tener ruedas neumaticas buena frenada y al andar por las calles entre los neumáticos y las empuñadura super agradable y blanda una maravilla super recomendable

my mom loves this walker - it is a little heavier than her previous one but so stable and she can stand straight while using it instead of having to lean over like her last one...She is 5ft 4inches.....It is also great on a gravel path!