Stander Space Saver Rollator Short, Lightweight Folding Walker With Seat for Juniors & Petite Adults, 4-Wheel Mobility Aid with 6-inch Wheels, Locking Brakes, Padded Seat & Backrest, Cobalt Blue

I have a really nice heavy rollator but I figured it would be difficult to take to Europe on vacation. This one is delightful and exceeds my expectations. I am short so the size is just right for me. I am amazed at how compact it is when folded. The weight is really a plus, too. It will be easy for my husband to carry when going up steps or boarding a tour bus. The wheels glide smoothly and it steersBesides the travel features it is really easy to fold and unfold. The seat is very important to me because I need to sit down frequently. The seat is not as comfortable as the one on my big walker but it is quite adequate and reasonablely comfortable. I did purchase a cup holder and now I’m ready to go!As much as I love the big walker, I suspect it will be retired and maybe rehomed. This new walker is very solid and stable. I ordered a cup holder to put on it and now it s perfect for me.

The Stander Wonder Rollator is an excellent choice for those seeking a combination of mobility, comfort, and convenience. Designed with both function and aesthetics in mind, this rollator stands out with its lightweight aluminum frame, sleek design, and user-friendly features.The pros. Light weight, stylish and foldable.The cons. Seat could be more comfortable. Not ideal for rough terrain.I would definitely recommend for traveling. I have two walkers one for around the house and yard and this one for going to the store or traveling.

I love this. And the reason is if folds up like a camping chair. I’m able to put it in the back of my Kia soul without having to put the seats down. The seat itself on the walker is acceptable. I figure I would be able to sit in it. I am 4 foot 11 and 186 pounds. I didn’t buy the standard one figuring because of my height. This will work, but I think if I were to do it again, I would buy the standard. It never did say what the difference was or I couldn’t find what the difference was between the two. But I definitely like like it and it’s much lighter than the other walkers. The picture I have is showing me having my cloth baskets on it.

What makes this wheeled walker unique is the way it folds. The footprint becomes a tight square that snap buckles together to hold that shape. The buckle is solid. Makes it easy to move and store. I will go out on a limb and say this is the easiest wheeled walker to use, store, and move presently made. Highly maneuverable. Breaks can be engaged intermittently on Demand with a squeeze of the handles. Breaks can be set by locking them with the opposite motion. The backrest is thick and made to breathe and be comfortable for the skin.I had the other bulky type that folded flat. Wouldn’t store anywhere comfortably. Dinged up the car bumper loading and unloading into the trunk. This one goes in a corner and is light without affecting stability. Doesn’t touch the bumper of the car or make me even bust a sweat. I tried the wrong one so you don’t have to. Get this.

My youngest, weighs about 100lbs and 5’3” said he thought grandma wouldn’t be able to get in and out safely. I sat on it myself and found it to be incredibly awkward. Grandma would even try to sit on it. We sent it back. It did fold nicely and it rolled well.

Too short for 5 feet 2 inch person

You must be in good shape to use this. Easy to get in and out of car but I don’t feel safe walking with it.

This is an excellent lightweight walker. However, it is impossible for a small elderly woman to sit on because of the tight, high back strap. It would be fine for someone of my height (5’5”) with a straight spine but not for my elderly mom (4’11”). Perhaps in a newer iteration the company will make the strap adjustable? If it could be loosened it would work very well.