Drive Medical Nitro Sprint Rollator Rolling Walker, Blue

I have to use a walker and did an international trip. Airlines have destroyed walkers in the past so I thought this might be a good choice since it had no external wires it survived to 20 hour flights. Multiple flights that were several hours long. It got lost multiple times in Airline baggage. And it came out fine. I have to do wheelchair service at airports. A screw did get lost from the back support so I have to order one.. I like that it folds narrow to go through doorways that's called a European fold, which was very convenient. I like the tab at the bottom that you can step on to raise it to get over a curb. And the easily adjustable hand bars to go up and down for height. I was right at the midpoint to go either for the higher Walker or or the smaller one so I got the smaller one since I was going to countries where the cars might be smaller to make sure it would fit when everything was collapsed. When you open it it almost feels like you're going to break it because you have to jerk it. And make sure the seat is locked before sitting on it. The biggest difference is the stars because there are no external cables, which is a big plus the only downside is that the seat does not have a flat surface because there's a handle in the middle of it. The handle is fine to sit on because it's soft rubbish material but you can't sit a plate on it or a dish so it's not convenient when going to a restaurant buffet. At parties it's not as convenient because I can't go serve myself and put things on my seat and go back to my table.

After breaking both legs and far into my recovery my physical therapist recommended this walker as “the best” for my recovery and more steady walking. It has really helped me with getting around and having the ‘seat' has helped not only for sitting, but for being able to move things in getting around my home.