Drive Devilbiss Folding Lightweight Aluminium Walking Frame with Wheels

I currently need a frame around the ground floor of my house but also when I've got appointments away from home. A standard issue NHS frame won't fit into the boot of my Mums' little car so I've been a bit restricted in being able to get out of the house. This is great for overcoming that obstacle!Pros- On unpacking the only things you need to do are unfold it- Attach the lower legs- Adjust them to the right height- Decide whether you want to use the gliders (standard round ferrules supplied) on the back legs (and, yes, they do make it easier, smoother and quieter to move around if you do use them).- The little buttons you need to press into the top frame so you can fit the lower legs are much easier to press in than on anything else I've got - not a broken nail in sight!- The space between the back legs is wider than the NHS frame so makes it much easier for me to maintain my center of gravity. That's helping me to walk around more often and so is improving my muscle tone, albeit slowly.-It folds very easily just by pressing two release buttons on the top bar. Folded, it fits easily into the boot of a small car. It feels sturdy enough to cope with a pile of shopping on top of it!Cons- It's not lightweight and that took a couple of hours to get used to. The listing says it weighs only 7 1/2 lbs but, to me, it feels heavier than that. It doesn't affect ease of use though, especially if you decide to use the glider ferrules.-It took me a while to get used to the fact that the top front rail is lower than the sides - I've been used to just holding onto that if I want to stand and talk to someone or need to reach for something from a high shelf. Now I've got used to it, it's fine but I did find myself missing the bar where it is on a standard walker on a few disconcerting occasions.- It doesn't have a seat. Since that's not what I bought it for and the addition of one would make assembly and, possibly folding more complicated, it doesn't matter to me at the moment. If I start to get out of the house more frequently, I might have to invest in one with a seat and just use this one around the house or when I'm going to an indoor appointment.I ordered mine open box (sent out to someone else but returned unused) so paid only £37.61 for it. Having used it for a few weeks now, I'd be willing to pay the full price for it if I needed another, perhaps for upstairs (wouldn't fancy trying to get it and me upstairs on the stairlift in a very narrow staircase).Overall, a very good buy and one I'm really pleased with!

As anybody who has followed my reviews will know I have had some health issues thanks to the virus we do not name.Part of those health issues has become the sometime very hard to walk days where I would be bed-bound if not for some external help.This frame is one of those items of help and thank god for it, he folds up neatly for the days I do not need him and is so lightweight that I can grab him easily and construct him from bed before forcing my way out of bed.He is also sturdy and secure and is taking my 6.1 over 140kg easily and allowing me to move around again at an admittedly slow speed but far better than being stuck in bed, the wheels roll along easily enough and the two gliders allow for smooth movement without fear of toppling over.The price at just under £50 is superb and has allowed me to regain some of my freedom again and this cannot be overstated, most days I can move around fairly decently but some days I have been a prisoner of my bed, no more with the aid of this walker and a trusty walking stick, highly recommended.

I have had recent surgury and the hospital only had standard size frames in stock. I live quite some distance from the hospital so going back for a taller one was difficult. Zimmers also only fit on the back seat of my car and not the boot. This spot is reserved for me so I can keep my foot elevated! This is adjustable to the correct height and easily folds. It's good quality but for some reason not as smooth as the NHS issue one. Can't quite put my finger on why. It still works well however and certainly meets my needs.

Thanks he has not used it yet but very sturdy thanks u for good service

It was easy to assemble and to adjust to the users requirements. Ideal for indoor use, although I don't think it is particularly suitable for outdoor use, other than short distances, say door to car. Well constructed, easy to fold by the user. Given the price, I have purchased a second walker for upstairs use. Overall I would recommend this walker.

Strong, sturdy and lightweight. Folds flat. Adjustable height. Versatile; can be used indoors or out.

Easy to setup, good value and nice quality very confident using it and easy for travelling and storage.

Heavy but tall