HOMLAND 3 Wheel Walkers for Seniors, FSA/HSA Eligible Foldable Wheeled Rollator with Cane Hold and Cup Hold, Lightweight Three Wheel Rolling Walker Height Adjustable for Seniors

I took this to Europe. It helped me a lot. I wish it had a seat as it was hard to find a seat in many places in Europe. It is light weight and easy for me to lift. We traveled by car so it was easy to use. Since coming home, we keep it in the car at all times for my husband. His walker is heavier and hard to put into the car. This works well for him when he doesn't need a seat. If he needs a seat, we take his bigger walker.

I bought this for my mom. It’s way better than the 4 wheel walker. It’s easy and convenient for me to load into my car. Mom likes it too. I’m glad I purchased this.

Homland did a great job in keeping the price down low for this 3 Wheeled Walker. It has all of the basic features that are attributed to a 3 wheeled walker including what Homland labeled as All Terrain 8 inch wheels, Dual Braking so you can brake by pulling up on each of the brake handles or push down to lock the wheels, their frame supports up to 260 lbs., they've included a removable cup holder and a cane or umbrella holder, a large storage pouch, as well as this walker closes with one hand and once folded it will maintain a standing position and to finish up, the weight for this wheeled walker is just 10.4 pounds... According to Homland it is designed for individuals that range in height from 4'-6" to approximately 5'-10" but I'm just barely under 6 feet tall and it works well for me. The design of walkers is such that the handle height should be about even with your wrist when standing by your walker and your elbows should be comfortably bent somewhere between 15 to 30 degrees when grasping the handles. My opinion is that 3 and even 4 wheeled walkers are not for everyone, if you have issues with your balance, weakness while standing, or you have issues while using a cane, you should not use a wheeled walker but you should be using a standard walker instead but if you're one of the many elderly who have good mobility but just need some assistance with their balance, strength or endurance then a 3 wheeled walker would be a good starting point for you. A four wheeled walker would be ideal if you need more stability with your wheeled walker, more weight capacity, if you tire easily and need to sit often on your walks since all of the 4 wheeled rollators provide a seat with some form of backrest and if your height is a limiting factor in using a 3 wheeled walker. Just bare in mind that the 3 wheeled walker will be much smaller and lighter to transport than the 4 wheeled walker...

Front wheel should be larger and able to swivel.

I was thrilled to purchase a beautiful, blue 3-wheel rollator from HOMLAND. It arrived the very next evening. Putting it together was super easy and I needed no tools. It maneuvers beautifully, has a big, fully zipped bag, a cup holder, a cane holder & is very sturdy. It’s given me much more confidence & the ability remain independent.