Medline Superlight Aluminum Rollator, Black - Ultra-Lightweight, Foldable & Durable Mobility Walker

This rollator is perfect. It was easy to assemble (just look at the box if can't follow instructions, like me). It's lightweight. I have a Mini Cooper and it fits in my hatchback even with seats up. All my mom's buds at her assisted living community have the same one.

Most helpful in pre and post total knee replacement. Sturdy yet the most lightweight, yet feel confident it is safe and secure. So glad I made this purchase. Worth every cent!!!

I was looking for a lightweight and portable rollator and decided to give this model a try. It arrived promptly, was well packaged and easy to put together. The wheels rolled smoothly, the seat was stable but smaller, and the brakes did lock. The handgrips have these little wings on them, and I thought that would be the brake lock,...but no. The brake lock is actually below the handgrips and if you suddenly need to lock them, it took a moment to figure out how to do that especially because I did not lock them often. For me, not an intuitive way to do this feature. Although I was looking for lightweight and portable, for my body frame, this was too lightweight! At 5"11" it also was really too short and I could bend that frame pretty easily when I used it. It made me think that I could potentially break it. I only had to use for a few months though. I did like that I could use this rollator on the lawn pretty well. If you are a taller and/or a bigger person I would recommend finding something a bit more substantial.

As far as rollators go, this is one of the best I've seen. It's sturdy and durable. The seat is comfortable and the braking system is good. It's easy enough to assemble (though thankfully my son took on that task) AND it's so lightweight! Getting it in and out of the car (or up and down a short flight of stairs) for my 94-year-old dad is manageable. Impressive.

Awesome. Light. Sturdy. Perfect for my mom who is 95 and still lives on her own

Very lightweight and easy to fold and put in the car. I bought this especially because of it being light enough for me to lift into my car. It does the job for walking into the doctors office or browsing a store. Seat can hold your purse, but needs to be empty to fold up. Would recommend.

I first purchased this 11 lb. walker in 2015 to take it traveling to Europe and it worked great. I was able to get a lot of use out of it but I did wear it out and wanted to purchase another one for an upcoming trip. Unfortunately, the company made changes to the design that I think have made it less user friendly.l. The bar with the foam rubber that acts as a back brace when seated, used to be movable which allowed it to be also be used to carry it over one's shoulder to go up and down stairs, etc. The bar is no longer movable. The immovable bar now makes it very hard to use it to carry the walker. Perhaps the bar was not made movable for this purpose but it was an added benefit of it moving. The bar being unmovable also makes the seat get stuck behind it. The seat is a little too big to not get stuck behind the bar.2. The immovable bar also makes the walker unable to fold up as tightly as before, for transportation.3. The way the older model folded up is you had to lift the seat up and grab hold of a handle inside of the seat to fold it up. The newer model has a new under seat bag that can be zipped up to help keep the contents in so that if it is zipped up you cannot use the handle inside. There is now a strap that is attached that is unclear what the use is for. The only use I can imagine it has is to fold up the walker instead of using the handle inside of the seat, but it does not work effectively for that. However, whether using the strap or the handle within the seat, the walker is not able to fold up very tightly.To summarize, the older model of this walker worked great for me and now that I have purchased the newer version, I am disappointed in the changes that have been made to it. Perhaps there are some reasons I am unaware of for changing the design that have some logic. For me, the whole point of purchasing an extra light walker is to make is easy for transport. Not only should it be lightweight, it should also be easy to carry, easy to fold up, and also fold up tightly for transport, like on a plane. The changes that have been made do not address these factors very well especially, compared to the older model I first purchased.If the manufacturer happens to read this review I want to say I was very happy with the older model and would give that model five stars. The only thing I would change with the older model is to add some kind of Velcro straps that can be used to help keep the walker folded up. Even though the older model folded up more tightly, it did not stay folded up on its own. I resorted to using a bungee cord to keep it folded up. Thank you.I would give the older model a five star rating, If these changes that I state here do not matter to a person, I would highly recommend this walker. It is really lightweight and the price is right! Buyers, make sure to take note of the price differences depending on the color chosen.

Seems to be well made. This purchase was made to use for a trip. It is light weight, has good storage and was easy to assemble. I also like that the seat and storage pouch are washable. I mainly replaced my other MedLine walker because the seat and storage area are fabric and not washable. It is now stained and I'm embarrassed to use it in public