Comodità Avanti Mobility Rolling Walker, Wheeled Rollator with Tray and Brakes for Adults and Seniors, Lightweight Easy Folding, 4 Wheel, 1 Handed or 2 Hand Operation, Metallic Orange

This is a 10+ on a scale of 1 to 10. The left side of my body is partially paralyzed,including my arm, hand, and leg. With a padded handle bar to hold onto it has a brake bar parallel to it so braking is not a problemverses bicyclce style ones. It can be put into PARK when not in use and it won't roll away. It's light enoughto lift with one hand for curbs, etc. and the basket has plenty of space for personal items. I even grocery shop with mine. The walker is collapsable like a beach chair and comes with a separate food tray. I have 2 homes in distant states and I damaged one so this is my 3rd AVONTI. Buy one. You won't regret it.

Works great. I wish it folded up better for storage

Bought this for my husband, who is paralyzed on his left side from an old stroke, and is a high fall risk. He normally uses a cane, but can't carry anything and use the cane, too, and is more prone to fall when he isn't using the cane. He values his independence, and just needed something to carry his food and drink to the den instead of making multiple trips, or depending on me to do it for him.The cup holder is very sturdy, and keeps drinks from sloshing out. Although he can't use the tray for eating when he's in his recliner, transporting a plate of food is much easier with this rolling walker. It's easy to clean, pretty easy to assemble, and doesn't take up a great deal of space. We never fold it up, because it would be hard for him to always unfold it when he needs it. He also doesn't use this outside, as the wheels are more for indoor use.The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is because of the height. It's supposed to be sized for someone up to 6'2", but my husband is 5'8" and even with the bar extended to it's full height, he has to bend slightly to use it. Maybe if all one had to do was push it, it would be different, but, walkers are supposed to be a support when walking, and this just is just barely high enough for that. This is our only complaint, however.

My mother-in-law just had shoulder replacement done. Other walkers she has all have handles and seat that is low but can double as a rolling table (kinda). This one has no handles to get in the way, brake that works from bar (her other don’t) and the big plus is the great tray that sits on the bag. Stuff doesn’t slide off - and it’s the perfect height to easily reach from chair while sitting. Great walker for anyone looking for one without handles.

I seldom write a review, but this is an exceptional product. It is easy to maneuver and brake with one hand, and folds for travel. Would highly recommend as a quality rolling walker.

The only problem for me as a partially paralyzed person is that it doesn’t come with a seat like most other brands and/or models do.

My wife loves this thing. It’s a lot better than the other rollator she had. It appears to be better made than the last one she had. The brakes work well. Since we have wooden floors the wheels slide across the floor when the brakes are applied.

This is the most expensive walker I’ve had....and the worst. It’s caused more problems than it’s solved. The idea is great...the execution is awful. The tray easily comes unhinged, spilling whatever is on it. It’s probably fine for outdoor use, but definitely not easy for indoor use....the design makes it impossible to get close to furniture so you can stand or sit easily. The brakes design is the only redeeming factor....and the only reason I haven’t thrown it away.