Stander Space Saver Rollator, Lightweight Folding Rolling Walker with Seat for Seniors & Adults, 4-Wheel Mobility Aid with 6-inch Wheels, Locking Brakes & Padded Seat with Backrest, Black Walnut

Very sturdy & I have a lot of control with the brakes. While not the lightest rollator (I bought one of those) this one gives me a lot more confidence. It does fold nicely and fairly compactly. I am much happier with this one. I do keep the first one that is lighter & folds very, very compactly in the trunk of the car.

Can't say enough about this life-changing product! Hesitated to spend this much when there are so many much less expensive rollators, but this one is truly worth the cost. When they say it folds compactly, they aren't kidding -- opens and folds in a second, with a buckle to keep it closed, fits behind the door in my foyer, completely out of the way, and takes up very little space in the car trunk. Light enough that I can put it in there with one hand, yet AMAZINGLY sturdy and stable. Icing on the cake: came in my favorite color! Its convenience and portability means I'm much more eager to get out and do things (not using the term "life-changing" lightly)!. I will grant that the seat is somewhat less comfortable than the one on my big "all-terrain" walker (though it's fine, much better than I expected) and that it doesn't roll quite as easily on rough terrain, but the tradeoffs are SO worth it.

Buy it! I had been struggling with knee pain for weeks, and after seeing four doctors and getting Xrays and an MRI, finally found out I had several things wrong with my knee including a torn meniscus. During that time, I'd caved in and bought a cane, which helped to relieve some pain, but I was very slow moving using it. (And I also used it in the wrong hand until I decided to google how to walk with a cane! I am typically a fast walker, and love to be able to do that, and it was frustrating, even once I started usingit with the correct hand .) My knee pain continued to get worse to the point of keeping me up at night, so I bought a regular two-wheeled walker. I hated it almost immediately. I had to lift the front with every step, and though I ordered something for the back so it would glide, I ended up ordering this walker even before the glides came. And I LOVED IT IMMEDIATELY! I had spent hours reading reviews of soooo many walkers. I am pretty sure this was the most expensive one which is why I kept shopping and kept reading. I finally chose this one because of the light weight AND the simplicity of folding, storing, transporting and carrying it! I needed one that I could walk through grass, and parking lots, without slowing down, or getting stuck. And though I didn't know it at the time, other reviewers mentioned they loved it because they could squeeze it smaller to go through smaller doorways, and though I didn't understand how simple and necessary that was, believe me, you will love that too! Though there was another walker that had caught my eye, and I kept switching back and forth as I read reviews and looked at photos, it didn't fold up as small. I studied picture after picture to be positive that this was the one that would only be 12 inches x 12 inches, and lightweight enough to easily carry. AND IT IS! (I am 75 and could carry it a short distance with one hand if I needed to. Admittedly, two hands are easier, just wanted to say a person could use one hand if necessary.) The best thing about it is that I can walk as fast as I want, wherever I want, and go through any doorway without stopping, and that it easily fits it in the back seat or front seat! It has already been worth every penny! I no longer hesitate to go to the back of the grocery store for milk! What a luxury! The seat is comfy enough too, though in the photos I had wondered about that. And if you are only getting a few things you might not ever need a cart at a store. Or if you do, use it to get to the carts, then put it in the cart, and you still have room for whatever you want to buy! Oh! Save yourself some time looking for a way to have your phone etc. with you. I shopped for well over an hour to find a way I could carry a water bottle and a wallet etc., and still be able to fold it quickly and simply, and found "GEARV 2 pack cup holders" on Amazon! They are absolutely perfect. So I wouldn't waste the hours I did in trying to find something else, at least not right away, because these work so good one would think they came with the walker. In fact, the walker company should include them! (My only regret is that I would've preferred the blue color of this walker. I could not find it the night I bought this grey one, and unfortunately happened to see it within a day or two later, but didn't have the heart to return it. Sooo if you want a colored one, search a while longer, and it just might pop up.)

I got this for a trip we took. We did not want to take along our full sizer rollator. It is rather light weight, compared to the other one. It has a handle for easy closing and carrying. It folds down to a comparatively small size. It fit easily in the trunk of our rental car with the luggage. It survived being gate checked on the plane. A few small scratches but still works well. It is sturdy and supportive enough that my wife feels comfortable using it. The wheels roll well, even on mildly uneven surfaces. One area that is not as good is that the seat, while sufficient, is somewhat uncomfortable. That is to be expected as a compromise for the more compact nature of the device. I would not recommend using it if you will need to sit for more than a short time.

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. ;)

I have a really nice heavy rollator but I figured it would be difficult to take to Europe on vacation. This one is delightful and exceeds my expectations. I am short so the size is just right for me. I am amazed at how compact it is when folded. The weight is really a plus, too. It will be easy for my husband to carry when going up steps or boarding a tour bus. The wheels glide smoothly and it steers Besides the travel features it is really easy to fold and unfold. The seat is very important to me because I need to sit down frequently. The seat is not as comfortable as the one on my big walker but it is quite adequate and reasonablely comfortable. I did purchase a cup holder and now I’m ready to go! As much as I love the big walker, I suspect it will be retired and maybe rehomed. This new walker is very solid and stable. I ordered a cup holder to put on it and now it s perfect for me.

KUDOs. Easy to transport, fold-up, manuver. Holds bags, purses, boxes on seat while being pushed. Folding/Opening takes 10 seconds. I'm balanced with this walker, not straining/favoring one side with a cane, AND I can lift it with one hand. CHALLENGE. Would be great if handles could go up 2-3 inches; I am 5.7" and 81 years. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. I started by looking at $40 walkers and then thought..."what about a seat when I'm tired? what about brakes? what about ease of opening-collapsing?" This is a complete package and well-worth the cost.

I researched rollators for weeks before deciding to purchase this one. I live in a small home and one priority was it would work inside, be sturdy, light weight and have seating. I can maneuver this rollator in tightest places by just releasing the seat and pushing in on the handles. Easy to do yet rollator remains stable, and not in danger of tipping over on me. Great when shopping in tight isles. The brakes work with the touch of a finger. I can easily engage, brakes hold, and release brakes with the touch of a finger. Only drawback I bought the standard. I’m petite 5’1”, the handles are set at lowest level and could be a little lower but it’s still ok. The seat is not comfortable if you plan to sit any length of time, but the seat height is perfect for me to easily sit and rise. This rollator works great for me for walks outside on a cement or tarred walkway. I would not use it on grass or trails, I would worry about damaging the wheels on that type of service. Another reason for my choice it came fully assembled. That was a big plus for me. Happy with my purchase.