OasisSpace Folding Walker - Standard Walker with 5’’ Wheels and Removable Padded Armrests 300lbs, Platform Walker with Arm Support for Senior, Handicap & Disabled

After cancer treatment my dad needed a walker. I got a couple different styles for him to try because I wasn’t sure what he would like, what would be easiest for him to use. He is also tall. This hands down was much easier for him to use & far better built than the other style walker we got which was 1 of the stand up fully upright models where you rest your forearm on the sides. So I packed up the other walker & returned it & he kept this walker! It’s been several months now of around the clock use & it is still working A-ok! The only thing I added was a small plastic mini crate or box that I attached using Velcro strips to the front so he could safely carry small things. Works great & I got the plastic mini crate at Fred Meyer for $1.49 so can’t beat that. It looks & functions exactly like many options I’ve seen sold here for 8-10x the cost.

My husband bought this to help him get around. It keeps him more upright. He bought teflon "skis" to put on the bottom of the back legs for smoother walking. Handles are sturdy enough to hold his Inogen Concentrator.

Front leg snapped in half when I was using it to walk, I did fall down and hurt my back..Walker is not sturdy .The return date was Feb 14 and the Leg broke on walker February 19.,Who do I contact to get refund

This walker with platforms was the right choice for my issues. But one of the wheels was not aligned straight so the walker would jerk to the side after every rotation. I had to push the brass pin, rotate the wheel to make it straight. I then had to drill new holes and insert a sheet metal screw to keep it that way. After this I read reviews stating this problem. Surprisingly something could be manufactured this way.

It was a day late but it was fine

I really wanted to like this walker as it had adjustable width. It is too shaky to put full weight on. If they had put two wheels on the front legs, I feel like that might have helped. The adjustable width might be making it a weak point. We ended up buying Medline version that we had used in the inpatient rehab which is a lot more stable.

I waited a bit to write my review. I've had the walker for about a month. It was easy to assemble and adjust,, and so far is user friendly. I like the arm rests. I have neuropathy and arthritis in my hands so being able to get extra support using my forearms is a plus. It's light weight, easy to maneuver, and you stand straighter.

Bought for my husband. Light weight while remaining super sturdy! Easy to build and a very good price!