ELENKER All-Terrain 2 in 1 Rollator Walker & Transport Chair, Folding Wheelchair with 10” Non-Pneumatic Wheels for Seniors, Reversible Backrest & Detachable Footrests, Red

PRO: Very sturdy for a product weighing only 26 lbs. Generous 18" wide seat. Instructions written in clear English, not a poor translation from Chinese. Instructions include detailed photos. No tools needed. Wheels and arms slide on with threaded knobs to secure. Footrests easy on and off. CON: People under 5 ft tall may have problems with the lowest handle setting (33") and seat height (*22"). Con: Cannot be use as a transport chair due to the front wheels in the transport configuration being under the thighs and it tips forward when the footpads are mounted and I put my legs on them.

I do like it but it’s not as easy to maneuver as advertised. It’s great on flat surfaces but in grass or bumpy not as easy as they claim. It’s a little hard to get up out of the seat. I’m a senior citizen so I need all the help I can get

i purchased this product with the intent of my mother using it on an upcoming cruise we will be taking in the near-ish future. b/c we will be traveling by plane to the port and back, we opted not to take her own scooter b/c transporting the scooter to/from the airport will be problematic. at the airport, we will need a way to transport her around, and while airports do provide handicap assistance for those who need it, it is not always available. b/c this chair is a walker/transport chair combo, we can use it as a transport chair at the airport(s) as well as on excursions where we are accompanying her and the scooter cannot. on the flip side (pun intended), she can uses it as a walker on other excursions where we and the scooter are not accompanying her. i found it the unit rather easy to assemble; matching pieces were clearly marked. i sat in the chair and rocked myself back and forth to make the chair move. i felt very secure and stable while sitting and while getting up (keeping in mind that getting up is going to be slightly more difficult for my 80+ mother). it has a cane holder and a cup holder, which are both nice and a huge plus for anyone using the unit as a walker (don't have to steer one-handed in an effort to hold onto a drink, or figure out how to keep a cane with you for areas where the walker won't fit). the thing i didn't like (which is the why for the 4 stars) is that the seat at the legs is a bit uncomfortable due to the bag, and i can see it cutting off circulation. however, i think a cushion or a folded up blanket can help with that. will post an update after cruise to see what the actual user/passenger thinks of it :)

This is perfect for those who aren’t as stable walking anymore. It’s easy to use and has been so helpful. When she’s not feeling up to standing, she can sit on it. The color is great and the design was made to be simplistic.

I’m 44 and have a movement disorder. I bought this to use at a festival at Zilker park. Pros: Came in fast, easy to assemble, sturdy, cup holder, cane holder, easy to use on hills and grass, bag is very roomy, backrest is easy to adjust by raising or lowering handles. Seat comfortable enough and the small armrest are nice. Sturdy enough for my 8 year old to stand on seat and see musicians, allowed me to walk so much faster, I was able to put food on seat and walk independently. I found it very maneuverable and I like the wheels and quality. I’ve had this condition for 13 years and this is exactly what I needed and didn’t know. Cons: my cane fell out of holder when sitting many times and the clasp eventually broke. I will just use sone Velcro in the future. I was able to push my young son on the grass fairly easy. It was very smooth on gravel of course. I didn’t find the need to be pushed on this trip but it was nice to have the option. Going down curbs very difficult and going up was slightly easier. That was my only true complaint. It is a tad heavy and big for me to pick up but I expected that and needed something heavier than the traditional rollators. I’m glad I bought this and look forward to trying it at other locations. I wouldn’t want to use it in a city like New York because of its size and weight. It would be too difficult to maneuver in subway.