Traveler Rollator Adjustable Height/Folding Aluminum 33 to 37-1/4 Inch Handle Height 4900RD

Fantastic walker. Perfect for me. Easy to use. Solid construction. Only use as a walker. No seat . Easy to fold up. A bit awkward to get in trunk for a small person. I can handle the weight easily .

I purchased this 3 years ago and it has been a godsend to use both at home(very maneuverable) and outdoors. I am 5' tall and is the perfect height, also the tray on top of the wire basket is great for transporting small plates/bowls/books etc. so my hands are free. Bought a cheap bottle holder that holds on to the wire basket and I can use it for water bottles, thermos for coffee/tea. Very light and folds so easily and fits in the car backseat so that do not need to use trunk space. Folds and stands up by itself which is useful for doctor/lab visits.

A lady in Costco using the NOVA told me she inherited 16 walkers of her mothers. She had tried them all and said this Nova was the BEST. It is worth every single penny don’t go for the cheaper priced ones. It’s your quality of life that’s important.I ordered my husband one that very day for middle of night bathroom trips. He loves it! He even takes it with us on our day trips. I put a small flash light in the bag for him also.Here’s why it’s great: Easy to set up; handles are height adjustable. it is extremely stable; it can maneuver through regular sized doorways such as small separate toilet rooms in a master bath easily; it swivels in all directions with a light touch; it has hand brakes; it folds up to a few inches and is lightweight. You can tell it’s a quality and a sturdy product by feel; and it also rolls over carpet to hard surfaced floors with its larger wheels without a problem. It gave my husband confidence and gave me peace of mind. It changed our lives.

I recently had a knee replacement. I truly don't know what I would have done without it. It's perfect in every way. Fits into tight places, as it spins on a dime. It's very sturdy, easy to use whether you to stand totally upright, or bend some. It's completely the best! Traditional walkers just aren't for me. I don't need it for help walking anymore, but using it as my carry-all till my balance, etc gets better. Sure glad I have it, even though I probably won't use it again. Ya never know, at 80, I just might down the road

I'm glad I didn't write this review as soon as I got the walker, I would have unfairly rated it lower if I had. There was an adjustment period during which I had time to compare the old one (a Drive brand walker) with this one.My main reason for needing a 3-wheeled walker is the fact that they fold inwards, thus allowing you to pass through narrower than usual doors. I have two such doors in my house, my bathroom and my office (both of which were additions). My standard rolling 4-wheeled walker with a seat will fit through every other opening in the house except those two very important ones.Comparison-wise, all my walkers have merits: they all have the potential of carry "stuff," they all roll well, they all have functioning brakes and comfortable handles.They all have detachable baskets. I cannot use the baskets in the 3-wheeled models because, if I do, they won't fold. I've solved the problem by purchasing a baby-stroller organizer that is attached over-the-handles with velcro. The brand I chose is called "alphabetz" which holds small items for me like glasses, asthma inhalers, pens, etc. So that they won't fall out when I store the walker in the car sideways, I put much of it in small cosmetic bags and attach them to loops in the unit. (I never put my wallet there when shopping--it's too vulnerable. I keep it inside the big plastic pouch.)Due to a fall, the front wheel of my "Drive" 3-wheeler got bent thus causing a wobbling motion that didn't feel very secure. After researching all the available choices, I chose this one. The first one that arrived was defective but I persevered and got a replacement.This second arrival was a keeper. Comparing it to my old Drive model (before it was damaged), the wheels are larger, wider, and more sturdy. It's a couple of pounds heavier, probably due to a sturdier metal frame, the front pouch has slightly less capacity but is made of s slightly heavier plastic. Overall, it has a tougher and more secure feel.I did, however, find the Drive model easier to fold when I needed to pass through a narrow opening--maybe too easy. The first few days of this one required slightly unscrewing and frequently oiling the screws and joints responsible for folding. More effort is still required than I was accustomed to. I didn't want to weaken the construction by overly loosening the joint but, as it came, it was impossible for me to effectively fold it inwards--it was just too tight and hard.So now--after the adjustments I've made to the folding mechanism and the little organizer I've attached to substitute for the metal basket I can't use, I'm happy with it.