COSTWAY Folding Rollator, Height Adjustable Rolling Walker with Seat, All Terrain Pneumatic Tires and Storage Bag, Lightweight Walking Aid Frame for Elderly & Disabled (Purple, 76 x 63 x 81-94cm)

Excellent walker, build quality is good. The brakes and tyre pressure will need doing when assembling but once these things have been done the end result is brilliant. The walker is actually quite big but can be collapsed very small if you undo the clips for rear wheels something that somebody able bodied could do with ease when traveling in a car. The metal flake purple paint is very eye catching. The build quality suggests it cost quite a bit more than what I paid. The seat and back support feels very trustworthy and solid. I'm struggling to find a negative but once it's had some more use I will update this if I discover something worth noting. Assembly is very simple but adjusting the brakes can be a bit fiddly. It's very stable and solid and gives confidence. Weight id say is isn't light but also isn't heavy. Would be fine to push around but lifting in and out of car would be difficult for anyone who actually needs a walker but for anyone able bodied wouldn't have any issue lifting it.

This is a great rollator/walker and I am so glad I bought it. I had been reluctant as I feel too young to be needing a walker but injury and chronic illness make age irrelevant. I had mostly been using crutches but needed something I could lean on, that wouldn't steal all my strength and energy and the ability to sit down quickly when necessary due to dizziness etc. This rollator fits the bill exactly! It is larger than others I believe but my intention is to mainly use it outside and to explore local country lanes and tracks. Therefore, its size is necessary to both feel sturdy enough for me when I need it to be and to take on outdoor terrain. I note that some other all terrain rollators are even bigger and more expensive, so these are more advantages for this model. It takes up more room when folded than some may like, but it is very easy to fold and is light enough for me to manover in and out of the car myself so this is another plus for this model. There are not too many steps to take when putting it together but it is worth noting that due to the wheels and frame being large it is difficult to hold on your own when assembling. The Pneumatic tyres also need pumping up to the correct pressures so make sure you have a device to do this. The Pneumatic tyres make it easy and safe to use on outdoor ground, with no noise or bone rattling. I am 5f 3inches and the lowest hight setting seems perfect for me. The only thing I am not so happy with is the the seat is a little uncomfortable as it is canvas which is pulled extremely tight and the edge of it cuts in to my thighs. I feel this is only an issue if sat for a long time and can easily be remedied by sitting on a coat or something or taking a small seat cushion with you in the bag.

My rollator arrived yesterday & I was able to assemble it myself - Tip: If you are on your own, it is easier to lay the frame on its side to put wheels on, then turn it over to do other side. Pumped the tyres up using my mini-compressor car pump, which was a bit fiddly but I managed it. (Sold as a ‘Costway’ but name on it is ‘GoPlus’? 🤔) Took it out today on my dog walk, it was heaven not being jarred & hands being shaken by the rough pavements as well as the sturdiness of it. It would have 5* but for 2 issues: (1) the back rest had been folded when packed into the box by manufacturer and, being stiff material, it will probably take age to straighten (see photo); (2) the flimsy bag which is provided with it - I found it better to hang it between the handlebars than from the hooks with the bag facing me for easy access - it does prevent one from using the seat comfortably though. I am very happy with it despite the issues, mainly because of the smoother journey.

After doing a fair bit of research I plumped for this rollator. It's for my elderly dad. He's 100 and has recently become quite unsteady on his feet. I was slightly reluctant as it isn't a mobility branded item, however after researching I did find the same item on a number of other sites that are more formally mobility related under a different brand but more expensive. I was also not averse to spending more money on other similar versions that were on those sites at almost double the price but got this one in the end simply because I thought it actually met the brief slightly better. I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. It looks like a quality product. and was easy to set up straight out of the box. It is quite heavy but I'm not sure that it's any heavier than others similar having checked weights. The seat isn't too low so it's easy to stand for the sitting position and it's actually quite comfortable, it has soft rubbery handles that don't transfer vibration to the hands and obviously the pneumatic tyres make for a comfortable experience. And the large wheels even out bumps etc that I imagine small wheels would get stuck on in places with more uneven ground. A few things I don't like. Similarly to most of these walkers, the brake cables are very long and could snag on things. I have bike tools and I plan to shorten them somewhat. The back wheels are unnecessarily large and could be smaller. You could swap them for smaller ones for not to much money. I was slightly worried that it may not live up to my expectations but all in all I think it's an excellent product and I'm more than happy and at a very respectable price.

The Best Rollator I’ve ever purchased for my elderly Mum, thank you. It’s extremely easy to assemble, sturdy and a safe heavier weight than the cheaper versions. It manoeuvres very easily and folds flat which enables my mum to get onto a bus without any stress. It also fits into the smallest car boots when using the cabs as well. My favourite thing is the tyres. They are inflatable proper ones, not the useless hard ones that have no grip. The tyres on this rollator are large, don’t skid and enable the brakes to work more efficiently. They cushion the ride when my mum is using it and it’s so much safer than all the other ones she’s had. The seat and back support are very comfortable too and my cat can vouch for this 😂🐈

The one I received from the NHS although perfectly functional . Was too heavy and didn't fold down small enough to get into my car. I needed something strong, quality made and lightweight at the same time. The design is well thought of and almost funky in a modern way. The fold down feature is a breeze that even my arthritic fingers can cope with. It copes extremely well with heavy users. The seat is perfect for a short perch and the colour Is spot on for us younger users. (Not everyone using these are pensioners) I can't recommend this enough. At this price your getting a bargin. Fingers crossed it gives me years of service.

DANGEROUS!! IF I could give ZERO stars I would! I bought this for my husband because of his arthritis in his knees and hips have been too painful to walk far without a rest, We love being out in nature with our dog so I thought this would be great. The front support arms are right over the front wheels so even though its supposed to be all terrain as soon as any pressure is put on the front it tips! I had no help from the '3rd party seller' and had to fight just to get a refund. Because I bought it early for Christmas Amazon said they couldn't help because it was out of their 30 day return window so I had to contact the '3rd party seller' who were absolutely no help. Even though I told them it was dangerous, my mum actually fell over the front of the I bought for her and she was seriously hurt! No apology or anything. Please don't buy this rollator its dangerous.

I think you get what you pay for and I expect you can purchase better overall quality if you spend a lot more. For example, the brakes have needed adjusting a couple of times already. The bag often falls off. Other than that, I incredibly pleased with it. It's actually better quality than I was expecting for the price. I certainly use it daily and it's a life saver as I await two hip replacements and am pretty unsteady on my feet. Beware of the seat height though. I was fortunate that it's OK for me, just a tiny bit too high but I'm only 5'2. I mistakenly thought the height of the seat was adjustable, it isn't. This could be an issue for anyone who is tall. The handles are adjustable and I was able to adjust to the perfect height for me. I expect most people would be fine with the handles. I love the turning circle. I can get down a narrow corridor and turn it around. I'm able to manoeuvre it well around the house. It's great outside over gravel and long uneven grass. For the price it's excellent 👍