PLANETWALK Premium 3 Wheel Rollator Walker for Seniors – Ultra Lightweight Foldable Aluminum Mobility Aid with Height Adjustable Handle and 7.5 Inch Wheels, Brilliant Blue

Love this 3 wheeler, if you are looking for light and convenient, this is the one for you. Sturdy, parts well designed, bag designed to be easily inserted into 2 slots and you are good to go. I only have 1 functioning arm and at 5’, about 100 lbs., it’s easy for me to handle, put in car, etc., easily put together, a winning item.

My Planet Walk 3 wheeled rollator is just fantastic. It’s extremely easy to assemble and very well made. It’s a conversation piece almost everywhere I go. It’s very stable and gives me the support I need. With the three wheels it turns on a dime and it’s not as cumbersome and as the 4 wheel walkers. The parking brakes help me a lot when I am sitting down and standing up. The large rubber wheels go anywhere. And the pouch comes in very handy. I bought the blue one. Now I’ve bought a second one. So I have one at home and one in the car that I can everywhere I go. It’s so lightweight (11 lbs) that I can put it in the car with one hand. I use them all the time and couldn’t be more satisfied.

We were looking for a walker that would fit in crowded restaurants, movies, etc. it had to be light enough for 84 year old female to lift and put behind car seat. She also had to put it together. We had a Medline 4 wheel we loved, but too heavy to take in a car. We purchased a 3 wheel Medline small, light one. It was not sturdy or stable enough. Hard to control. We researched all of the 3 wheel brands. This was hands down the winner. It is sturdy, fold easily, the latch is secured with a spring and one touch opens and closes. It fits in our bathroom as some people complained back wheels too wide. It would have to be a really small door not to fit. It folds to the size of of rickety 3 wheel Medline. It is so much more secure if a doorway was too small I would prak it there and proceed with a cane or two canes. It is right fit for a condo or small apartment. Large sturdy carrying basket will hold laptop, etc. easy open. We are so excited about this Premium walker. Weighs about 10 pounds. She lifts it with ease and spent a minute or two putting it together. Unwrapping was the hardest part. She also carried the box from UPS store to car with no problem. It was for her husband who is not as steady on his feet, and on chemo therapy. They both can fold as well as tuck behind the seat and now free to eat out, go to movie, to the park, etc.

This walker is perfect with the decreased weight and excellent foldability during post surgical recovery. This is an excellent solution to increase mobility. *In crowded situations, it can collapse and it allows the user to pass with more stability and less pardon me, pardon me. *The pocket is very deep and can hold a both small collapsible backpack and 16 oz water bottle. * The larger front wheel increases maneuverability. If you use it only for stability during any recovery, the design allows for increased mobility. * The locking feature holds well. Now for the big BUT, *a single front wheel can increase of a fall risk when the user not carefully watch on uneven surfaces. (Ie sidewalk tree roots, potholes crossing street, small to medium sticks or a hose on the path). *users are also at risk should a back wheel become entangled fabric a thick as blanket/afgahn. Now for the final verdict, this is it an excellent choice during the part of the journey just before before transitioning to a cane transition. BUT, just like three wheeler ATVs being more unstable than the four wheelers this type of walker might be best suited when a user can walk using minimal support.

This “walker” is superb! Easy to assemble. (I am 73!). Sturdy. Well balanced. Excellent value for price. Design encourages you to feel secure and walk more “normally.” I have bought 3! Besides mine, gave one to my Sister following her knee surgery. And one to Niece who is a bit unsteady feeling with being on Chemotherapy.

I have leg weakness, due to loss of minerals caused by medications, which also keep me dizzy for hours. Also, to 2 years of staying home, like many of us. I will say that I hardly ever used my regular walker to sit, so this 3-wheel not having a seat means nothing to me. It's cute, I can easily lift it up, I don't make others (who offer to help me) suffer and I neither feel guilty when accepting their help. Everybody likes it, they like how light it is and how it stands and fits almost anywhere. It's very easy to just close it and leave it there standing without worrying it might slide and fall, and if you don't have to depend on a walker to totally lean on it, this cutie is for you. I read and read reviews about its stability and about being difficult at doors, and I almost quit on getting a 3-wheeler, but I have always tried not to lean hard on anything or depend totally on anything/anybody not even on a wall, I just need to touch a person's hand -or touch things- to feel confident. I like how high I can adjust the handles. It's comfortable; the bag that comes with it is roomy. So, definitely this walker is perfect for me. I must warn all of you who need it as a chair, it's not for you and not for who leans heavily on a walker. The wheels go a little fast and in some areas you will need to lightly apply the brakes. You'll easily get used, I love it already. And those who help you with it, will thank you. :) :)

Love it. This fits in my car, in the back-seat floor space, behind passenger seat, where I can lift out easily, for doctor appts. The satchel that comes with the walker is just big enough to accommodate my small purse leaving both of my hands free to steer. I park in a handicap space in front of the door, perfect, for getting ear drum shots where I come out wobbly while walking, but when sitting, I'm fine. I can drive myself home. The walker is sturdy under my weight, it never wobbles or pitches as I feared it might given 3 wheels instead of 4. The 3 wheels make it much easier to turn and steer, it weighs 11 lbs, I lift it out of the car easily as a senior in her 80s. This suits me perfectly, price is amazing. For taking long strolls for exercise at home, I use a heavier walker with larger storage space, kept in the garage. This is my doctor-visit walker that I keep in my car.

It’s a little wide for a residential home. Disappointed as hits full~size interior and exterior door frame trim. I would not recommend. It’s good support for using outdoors.

Se arma fácilmente. Se ve de buena calidad. Los frenos son muy buenos. La compré para mi papá, adulto mayor de casi 90 años y casi hasta puede correr con ella. Le proporcionó mucha seguridad, estabilidad y confianza para caminar

We got this walker for my dad so he had one for outside and one for inside the house. It was so easy to put together, practically pre-built with very easy to follow instructions. Dad is about 180lbs and 5’8”. He loves it! Despite being lightweight he says it feels very sturdy and much easier to use that the one we got from the local medical supplies store, which we returned. And what a great price! Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a sturdy, lightweight, folding walker!

Fue la mejor compra que pude hacer para mí mamá, es facil de transportar y usar la recomiendo muchísimo.

Es un articulo muy recomendable para las perdonas q requieren un apoyo para caminar. Mi padre tiene 90 y esta fascinado de tenerla

Very light. Can be used with being ext careful partially folded In House Only. Folds easy, stands well when folded. Bag attaches easy anf stays on when roller is folded. Only fault lousy assembly info. Even Vid to fast and not clear. Yes this is super in house only. Outside I use a 4 wheel walker. Much mot secure for me. A bit pricy 💲but worth it💲