Customer Reviews for VEVOR Folding Walker, 2-Button Folding Walkers with 8-Level Adjustable Height and Durable Handles, Lightweight Aluminum Mobility Walker Aid for Elderly Handicapped Disabled, Up to 350 Pounds

Great

Bought this because of a bad flare up of gout in my knee. Couldn’t actually use it because the pain was so bad that I couldn’t stand up and put any weight on it at all. Once I was eventually able to use it, it serves its purpose. I initially went with this standard walker because I was concerned about getting one with wheels in case it rolled away too easily. I told this to people at the hospital and they really prefer ones that have wheels. After using that kind, they were right. The wheeled ones work better and are easy to maneuver easily. Not ones with four wheels, just two in front. I would suggest going ahead and getting ones with wheels because you can get a tray that attaches to put food and stuff on and don’t have to worry about lifting one every time you take a step. Not that it’s heavy, it’s just easier and less of a hassle with wheels. Of course this type of standard walker is definitely better than nothing, but trust that you’ll be happier with a wheeled one.

Walker functions great.

Fairly easy to put together. Had to use hammer to push the legs in but makes the legs more secure. Folds up great. Light enough to move it but also sturdy enough to walk with. Glad bought this.

Very happy with this walker. It is well made and sturdy. I am 5'4\" and the height is perfect for me. I can see that it may not be high enough for taller people. Just an update...it would be fine for taller people...I didn't notice that it's adjustable...very good product.

It's nice and level to walk with Don't have to worry about it pitching over with you

Perfect for folding and very stable

Finally, a walking frame ideal for use with a very frail elderly parent. 86 years young gentleman can capably use this to raise from armchair and able to use for (guided) walking to the abode and around his room. The delivery was next day and assembly instructions included are easy to follow and gladly in a decent size font to read, which makes a refreshing change ☺️👍🏻 Note for customers assembling the frame: There is quite a bit of strength needed to push the 4 legs into the individual recess (es) on the frame. Best to do this once you have unfolded and locked the upper section together (no tools required either which is very convenient). There are opaque plastic inserts in the holes at the top of each of the legs, these make it very snug when inserted into the recess for the frame/leg on the frame. This is where an extra pair of hands from a helper are useful. Be patient, it's very tight but push down from above with the \"marble\" aka button aligned to where the pre made hole is in the frame and the leg will slide into place. You may need to slowly rotate the leg as you slide it down to align to the hole in the frame. Other than that, raising and lowering the legs to suit the users height is straight forward. Great to see parent able to regain some mobility and saving the backs of helpers from lifting and walking him around is a big blessing🏆

This Walker met my disable family member needs. Light weight, durable, sturdy.

Finally, a walking frame ideal for use with a very frail elderly parent. 86 years young gentleman can capably use this to raise from armchair and able to use for (guided) walking to the abode and around his room. The delivery was next day and assembly instructions included are easy to follow and gladly in a decent size font to read, which makes a refreshing change ☺️👍🏻 Note for customers assembling the frame: There is quite a bit of strength needed to push the 4 legs into the individual recess (es) on the frame. Best to do this once you have unfolded and locked the upper section together (no tools required either which is very convenient). There are opaque plastic inserts in the holes at the top of each of the legs, these make it very snug when inserted into the recess for the frame/leg on the frame. This is where an extra pair of hands from a helper are useful. Be patient, it's very tight but push down from above with the "marble" aka button aligned to where the pre made hole is in the frame and the leg will slide into place. You may need to slowly rotate the leg as you slide it down to align to the hole in the frame. Other than that, raising and lowering the legs to suit the users height is straight forward. Great to see parent able to regain some mobility and saving the backs of helpers from lifting and walking him around is a big blessing🏆