Rollator Walkers for Seniors with Seat, Foldable Walkers for Seniors, 8″ All-Terrain Wheels, 18″ Big Seat, 6-Level Adjustable Height Rolling Walker, 350 lb, Walker for Seniors & Adults (Purple)

Confidence for long walks.
I love my AOJIN Rollator. it’s very well-made, sturdy, easy to put together, yet light enough that this 78-year-old woman has absolutely no problem, putting it in the back of her SUV. The seat could be a little bit wider for folks like myself who have wider seats, but I don’t intend on sitting in it for anything more than brief rests, and the back is very comfortable. The 360° front wheels make it extremely easy to maneuver, and the adjustable length handles allow me to stand up straight while pushing it. Gives me confidence to get out and strut my stuff😁.

LOVE CHAMPAGNE COLOR WALKER…CLASSY LOOKING!
Fairly easy to assemble. So classy looking. Sturdy. “Drives” well. Nice, big storage area which snaps off.

good walker, poor assembly instructions
instructions are poor

Compact & light weight
The “Champagne” color is lovely. It seems like every rollator out there is red, blue or black, so it’s refreshing to find something different. Attractiveness aside, it seems well made (except for a few plastic components I’ll mention later). It’s the perfect combination of strong, sturdy and light weight.I think the brake handles are really nicely designed. They have a smooth/rounded shape rather than the flat plastic or big loop style I’ve seen on other rollators. And the brakes work pretty well, depending on the surface you’re on — great on hard surfaces, but on carpeting you can still slide the rollator even with brakes engaged. That’s just the nature of these types of wheels, though. Rollators with grippier wheels tend to brake better but don’t work as well on other terrains. So it’s a trade-off.The simple design of this seat (which incorporates the pull handle for folding) is surprisingly comfortable. It’s basically just a heavy duty nylon fabric with foam inside, but I think it’s great for sitting, especially combined with the padded backrest (which is height adjustable). The handle posts are simple to adjust. You just press a button to raise them up or lower them down. I love that feature because it makes it easy to put them down for more compactness when loading into the car.There’s a mesh cargo bag in the front with a dual zipper closure and removable shoulder strap. The removable plastic stiffener at the bottom of the bag does inhibit the folding of the walker a bit (takes more effort to fold with that in there and the stiffener ends up with a curve in it). Generally speaking, though, this rollator is super easy to fold and unfold. You just grab the strap on the seat, pull and it collapses inward. Theres also a latch to keep it closed. To unfold, you just stand it up, unlatch and push down on the seat until it clicks. It’s a very simple and smooth action. By the way, one of the best things about the sideways folding action of this rollator is that it can stay standing up when folded, making it very easy to stow out of the way without having to lean it somewhere.My only gripe with this rollator walker is that it has a few lower quality plastic parts. The first is the screw knobs for the front wheel assembly and backrest adjustment. They look and work fine, but they’re a hard/brittle (ie. breakable) type of plastic. I’d feel better if those were a more robust type of plastic. And finally, there’s a little plastic hook screwed onto each side of the rollator for holding the brake line close to the frame. One of mine broke when I was first clipping the brake line into it. I don’t know if that hook was randomly defective or if those hooks are generally poor quality.