Stander Wonder Rollator, Lightweight Folding Space Saver Mobility Rolling Walker for Seniors and Adults, 6-inch Wheels, Locking Brakes, and Padded Seat with Backrest, Cobalt Blue

Gave 5 stars but i wish the under basket was available. Sturdy. Seat is just fine to take a break. If you have to sit here for more than a while you should be standing for a bit too. Great to get in the narrower doorways and aisle ways cuz you can fold it up a little til you get to a wider area. Great to fold and keep near me so I don't have someone else move it out of the way and out of my reach and then have to ask someone to find time to bring it to me. It folds and stands rite by me. Adjustable handles is easy to do, no wrench or screwdriver needed, and I have arthritic hands. The grab to fold it up is easy on my hands too, wide enough for more than 2 fingers. I got all 3 colors, 2 for my car (1 for me, 1 for a friend in need) and one in my daughters truck wen I go with her. The brakes work fine, it's a walker not a truck. The clasp to keep it together is a bit hard for me but I am glad it is there cuz my other walker didn't have one at all. Did order afew front basket things but the velcro on them was toooo hard for me to open. Gonna keep hoping the under basket becomes available. Rolls smoothly even over transom and easy to lift up curbs. Because of its compactness, it is easier to get in and out of my car than my other one cuz i can keep it closer to my body and i have more room in the back for another one and stuff too. Several friends loved it and wrote down how to get it. One lady hopes it will be available in a wider version that will hold her bottom. That's it, I like it. If the latter changes, I'll let you know.

20240605 Able Life Space Saver Rollator, Lightweight Folding Mobility Rolling Walker for Seniors and AdultsI purchased this walker as a lighter, smaller alternative to the Drive Nitros I use most of the time for a 30+ day trip we were taking.This walker is light, very easy to fold and small when totally folded. The latching strap to keep it folded is very nice.We were on a cruise ship for 27 days and in and out of buses and taxis, and the walker was very easy to deal with and store in all the vehicles. I really like that when the walker folds it gets narrower and it is easy to partially fold it to get through tight spaces.We were in several European cities with cobblestones, and this is a real bone shaker due to the small wheels. It would also jam on the stones and abruptly stop when the wheels got stuck. Learning how to deal with the very uneven cobblestone areas took a bit of practice.I have traveled with the Drive Nitro several times, and this is a MUCH more convenient walker to use while traveling. The Drive with the bigger wheels does a better job on cobblestones but in all other areas the Able Life Space Saver Rollator does a better job when travelling.Oh, one more item, I am 5 feet 6 inches and the handles would not as high As I would have liked. It was useable but a taller person should keep that in mind.The Drive Nitro is easier and a bit more stable, with a better seat, so it will stay my walker when I am home, but this was a great walker to use on our trip.

The Stander Wonder Rollator is an excellent choice for those seeking a combination of mobility, comfort, and convenience. Designed with both function and aesthetics in mind, this rollator stands out with its lightweight aluminum frame, sleek design, and user-friendly features.The pros. Light weight, stylish and foldable.The cons. Seat could be more comfortable. Not ideal for rough terrain.I would definitely recommend for traveling. I have two walkers one for around the house and yard and this one for going to the store or traveling.

This has really been a game changer. Walking with the Wonder allows me better posture and a more natural gait than other walkers or a cane. The support is such that I personally don't need to grasp the handles, just hold lightly and walk upright. Super easy to fold, no assemble required. I can easily load the roller into the front or back seat of my Toyota Camry. Would fits easily into the trunk but that's harder for me to maneuver. The rolling movement is extremely smooth, but you still feel in control. Wish the offered more accessories such as baskets. Money WELL spent.

hyper sensitive wheels. Even though my upper body is fully functional, it felt unsafe at times, like it would roll away from me or I couldn’t always control it. Would not recommend for those with stability or dizziness issues or at risk for falls.However, good and smooth for walking and heavier (at 15lbs) than any other walker or rollator I’ve used, which helps with staying more stable on uneven ground (didn’t feel like I would fall over if I hit a bump - just had to learn to use the handbrakes pretty often). Folds up more compactly than a typical rollator but not the most compact walker out there. (Even tho it has 4 wheels I refer to this a walker in this review, not a rollator). No issues taking in and out of an SUV or car, but could not do so with one hand like my other more compact and lighter walker (at 7.5lbs) with no seat from Walgreens.I felt uncomfortable sitting on the seat for longer than 45min, probably because the back strap isn’t all that supportive.So, considering the 4 wheels (too rolley like it controls me and not me controlling it?); the weight providing stability; and, even though it fit behind the driver seat without trouble, it’s not being as compact as other walkers for picking up and fitting in super tight spaces (or being “out of the way”); I haven’t found one perfect assistive device for everything. I use a rollator to ferry things around the house (but it is a beast to get in the car by myself), and I alternate between this heavier walker and my lighter walker when I leave the house depending on where I’m going and what i need to do. If I know the terrain is smooth and there will be seating at the destination I use the lighter one, but if I’m not sure what the terrain or destination will be like, I use this walker to be safe.I haven’t had this Able Life walker long enough to comment on durability of the wheels, brakes and joints., but I would hope for the price it’s worth it! At least it was less expensive than it’s Stander look-alike. ;)