OasisSpaceAll Terrains Rollator Walker with Cup Holder - Foldable Rollator Walker with Seat & PU Wheels, Mobility Aids Aluminum Rolling Walker for Seniors and Adults

OK, so let's face it, we all don't want to use a walker roller. We purchased this for my wife for vacation. Why? Because we were not sure if she needed a cane, a roller or a wheel chair. Her MS went crazy and her legs gave out. That put us in a very bad position. The med's started helping the situation, but we were only a few days away from going on a major vacation.Do we take the wheel chair? Do we take our current roller? Our current roller is nice, but let's face it, if a pinch, I needed a roller that could double as a wheel chair without breaking under the weight of continuous pushing it with my wife on it. WE went with this one, hoping that it would meet the need.It is a tank! Built like a tank. I weigh 225 and you could put me on it, and wheel me around for days without ever worrying about the wheels giving out. That was the main reason we bought it.Other benefits we found. It was great off road. Let's face it, you want to live you life outside. With a roller that can be difficult. This one has wheels on it that are good off road. Not the best, as they are not blow up or a softer rubber. However, they are able to do grass, minor trails, and the basics, of what we needed.WE would buy this again, but I don't this that this will ever need to happen. Our old roller is about 10 years old and has shown its age. This one, my guess is that at 10 years, it will be as good as day 1, even with us taking it outside.

Worked great for my grandfathers needs. A little heavy for elderly to lift in and out of vehicles without assistance.

Easy to put together. Adjustable for tall, or heavy people. Large travel bag. I also like that it comes with a REMOVABLE cane and cup holder. The only drawback is the strap on your back is too high, and not big enough to sit back comfortably.

The rollator doesn't work well for me unless the surface is smooth. It catches on irregularities and tries to pitch forward. I suspect it would work better for somebody heavier than I am that put more pressure on the rear wheels.

It folds and unfolds very easy. Glides across rough parking lots. You can adjust the height. Easy to put together. Is sturdy and easy to put in the back of the car.

This a very poorly designed rollator.The position of the grips places too much weight on the front wheels.A one-inch lip in the sidewalk will cause a person to go over the front, if you are not careful to take your weight off the grips. Forget going on gravel or grass.One of the plastic pegs for holding the included bag came broken (twice) and the other broke off during one the faceplants with this walker.The bolts and hand knobs that hold the front wheel assembly have come loose and worked their way out altogether on two occasions and went unnoticed until the whole assembly fell out.One of the plugs that that keeps the seat in place is now missing. I have no idea when that happened.If I known that I would have to check everything, every time I used it, I would have bought an airplane.I have injured myself more with this rollator than without it. Nothing serious, but for someone else it certainly could have been.Don't waste your money or risk an injury buying this junk.

I'm 82 years old and assembled it in 20 minutes!!! This is my 3rd or 4th Oasis Space product. I find this walker very compairable to one I bought in Australia five years ago for $625. So the price of THIS one is a great bargain. I love the big tires, and roomy seat and storage bag. Also find the drink holder a plus. Just LOVE IT so far.

Backrest should be at least 3 or 4 inches back. When sitting on the "short" seat the Backrest causes you to have to be leaning forward, so it isn't very comfortable.It's very sturdy built, and when needed its relatively easy to maneuver through the house.