Medline Premium Empower Rollator Walker with Seat, Folding Rolling Walker with 8-inch Wheels, Blue 8 Inch (Pack of 1)

Brand:Medline

3.5/5

€
324.49

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Empower is a multipurpose rolling walker that can adjust in a variety of ways to make it easy for customization. Fusing together user feedback and technology, Medline has created a comfortable, adjustable and dependable option for those looking for an advanced rolling walker. The Empower rollator weighs only 17 lbs. and supports users up to 300 lbs. MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION 1-800-MEDLINE

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EAN: 0888277108823

Categories Medical Supplies & Equipment, Mobility & Daily Living Aids, Mobility Aids & Equipment, Walkers, Rollators & Accessories, Rolling Walkers,

LARGE 8-INCH WHEELS - Wheeled, rolling walker with 8-inch wheels glide smoothly over most surfaces. The extra-thick, memory foam seat contours comfortably to create an ideal cushion for tired users | Rollator weighs 17 lbs and supports up to 300 lbs. EASILY IDENTIFIABLE ADJUSTMENT POINTS - Adjustment points are yellow for easy identification | Inside Walker Width: 17.5 inches | Height-adjustable backrest, adjustable height for legs provides users ranging from 4'11" to 6'4" to find the perfect fit. LIFT UP SEAT AND WALK INTO THE WALKER TO ACCESS COUNTERS OR SINKS - A simple seat latch allows users to lift the seat allowing space to walk into the rollator. Convenient loop style brakes that can be pushed down to lock and pulled-up to release. FEATURES ALL OF THE ACCESSORIES YOU NEED - Equipped with a convenient cup holder that is adjustable and foldable, removable seat storage tote bag that holds personal accessories to keep your hands free, tray organizer, and reflective tape for safety. PREMIUM ROLLING WALKER WITH COMFORTABLE MEMORY FOAM SEAT - When you need a break from walking or standing, take a rest on the extra-wide memory foam chair-like seat or flip the backrest, lock the brakes and sit comfortably with armrests.

Brand	Medline
Color	Blue
Country of Origin	China
Department	unisex-adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	23.8 x 11 x 22 inches
Item model number	MDS86845BM
Item Weight	19 Pounds
Manufacturer	Medline
Material	Foam
Product Dimensions	23.8 x 11 x 22 inches; 19 Pounds

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Scritto da: William

Very sturdy

This rollator is very stable and sturdy. Is a bit wider than most rollators. That makes it a little harder to use in tight spaces.

Scritto da: Lisa D

Highly recommend this

This product has really helped me! It went together very easily too!! I've literally have my independence back!!

Scritto da: Dave

Good Features But Some Problems

My biggest problem was finding a rollator that adjusts to my height...I'm 6'2" and my previous walker was only for folks up to 6'0". I looked at a dozen on Amazon and this one checked all my boxes: 1, it's fully adjustable; 2, it has a large padded seat for my bony butt and for my 10lb pup to ride on; 3, it has a generous storage compartment; 4, it has 8" wheels; and 5, it has effective parking brakes. I've got a couple of gripes--first is portability, with my previous walker I merely had to pick it up by the handle and it folded up but with this one you have to unlock and release both handles, push the storage compartment back, individually collapse each leg then attempt to pick it up...it's hard to lift it into a car without the legs swinging apart and it seems heavier than the reported 17lb. I cannot load it by myself. My second complaint is that there's a full inch of sideways play in each of the handles which takes getting used to...I think I'll adapt but it sure feels unstable at first. Otherwise, overall it's pretty decent for an appliance I have to be married to every time I go outside.

Scritto da: booly_booly

Perfect for little tiny 92 year old

I’ve been searching for a good walker/rolator for my 92 year old mom who has been in and out of the hospital. She needed to build up her exercise, stamina and balance. But she wanted something she could use that would have a seat for resting. This fits the bill perfectly. It has given her mobility, stamina, and confidence. Her balance and endurance has improved. She went from sitting in a chair all day and getting more and more stationary to walking about 0.25 miles a day, every few days. Doesn’t sound like much, but it’s regular, and builds her confidence and balance. One caveat: this is NOT a walker. It has wheels on all ground contact points. It’s not like a walker where the wheels are only on two legs. So this rolator can quickly get away from the user, risking a fall, if they don’t learn to use the brakes. Very important to practice with the user. But since there is slightly less control (meaning more freedom) the user builds stamina, balance, and confidence. It’s worked wonders for my mom and increased my independence since I don’t have to be home all the time to care for her… The build on this is strong, and sturdy, fully adjustable for big people down to little tiny people like my mom. The wheels are 8” which allows it to motivate over most bumps on a sidewalk or lawn. Some assembly is required. I would recommend that be done by someone with good reading ability and patience. It’s not hard to do, but some other reviews indicate that the unit was assembled incorrectly. The unit is not feather light, but that aids stability. That being said, I can lift and fold it with one hand, and put it into the car with ease (and I never go to the gym).

Scritto da: J-Sav

It's very solid and I'm not afraid of my mom falling while using it

The walker is sturdy and has a nice compartment under the seat to hold keys and small items. There's a cupholder on the side that folds up. It rolls smoothly and mom has no problems maneuvering it around. Downsides: it's a bit too large for some doorways and too heavy and cumbersome for a more petite or frail person to pick up (to put in a car). I had a difficult time putting it in the back of my car. It's good to have if you plan to leave it in one location, but if you want to be able to transport it, I would look for something lighter/smaller.

Scritto da: K. M.

It's okay

It's not quite what I expected, but it will do. The cons: -Day-glo yellow everywhere (although you can swap the bolts with black ones if you already have a rollator--they'll probably fit). -The mechanism for folding the handles in is cumbersome. You have to grasp the large yellow mechanism and pull down to release the latch, but the angle and height of the mechanism makes that difficult to do. -It is heavier than you think it will be. My larger heavy-duty Guardian rollator is lighter. -The seat is narrow, but the back wheels are wide so you can't get it through smaller doors. -I seems a little flimsy, compared to my old rollator (which is much too large, but very sturdy). Pros -The blue is a nice color. -The under-seat storage is handy and the little removable carrier fits quite a lot--unfortunately, it isn't centered, so you have to be careful to make sure the seat is locked down and the pouch isn't obstructing the lock on the left side of the seat. -I like the cup holder, although it sticks out enough that the rollator won't fit through anything but large doorways. For me, it's okay. There are restaurants in the building where I work and I can now get a glass of tea or pop and take it back to my office. Before, I had to either pay more for a bottle of pop or tea or bring my own from home. I don't need the cup holder at home, so it's not a problem. -If you fit on the seat, it's comfortable--more comfortable than other rollators. -I LOVE that you can change the direction of the back so that you can sit in the "back" of the rollator (with the handles behind you) and it allows you to get close to a desk or table. This is especially helpful for tall people like me who are constantly faced with chairs that are too low in restaurants or meeting rooms. You should never fold it from the font--it folds very easily and fast and could pull someone down with it. Folding it from the back is a breeze. If you stand behind it and lift it by the yellow handle, it's easy to lift and won't open. Opening takes a little getting used to and once you figure it out, it opens very fast. The wheels also move very easily, so you must put on the brakes before sitting. In my old rollator, the wheels weren't as movable and I usually started to sit and then moved the rollator under me. Can't do that with this one. You'll end up on the floor. Other than not being sure how durable it's going to be, this is an adequate rollator. I was expecting much more functionality. It's not all that easy to reach a counter when you've folded up the seat, but it is a lot easier than an unfoldable rollator. And, unfortunately, the width between the posts, while just large enough to allow a large person to sit, are not far enough apart to make it easy to walk "inside" the rollator with the seat up. I expected more. I'm disappointed, but it will do.