ELENKER Upright Walker, Stand Up Folding Rollator Walker with 10” Front Wheels Backrest Seat and Padded Armrest for Seniors(Carbon Fiber Black)

Mom was having issues with her regular walker at the highest adjustment her posture was still off. This walker allowed her to correct her stance, offered adequate support, and had a seat when she needed rest.

I love my new walker. I have the standard rolater that I purchased several years ago, but due to severe stability issues with my knees I had fallen several times because the rolater is in front of you and you are pushing with your hands and arms away from the body. With the upright your arms and hands are comfortably resting closer to the body and unlikely to cause a fall by rolling away from you. Also your posture is better therefore no curvature of the spine that often comes with age and disability. I have received a lot of questions about the price and I am not ashamed to tell everyone it is affordable. I previously checked out several medical supply companies and had decided I would have to stick with a standard walker or wind up in a wheelchair because my Medicare would pay for them, I now tell everyone to check with Amazon first. Unfortunates they do not come assembled so ask a family member or friend that is good with directions and handy for help assembling! The cup/ phone holder are nice but hard to clamp to the frame, I don’t think they are made by the same company. My husband attached mine between the hand grips and the frame hangs down so it does not fit in your way.

Seat could be a little deeper by allowing different adjustments on back strap. On rough ground may "push" over due to being lightweight, rather than rooling. I put ankle weights near the back tires to help this when rolling through grass. Hope this helps someone . Also could do with a tire spike ability to keep the legs secured even when brakes are locked. Sometimes sitting down causes "push out" when on light grass areas.

I bought mine in November 2021 and absolutely love it. I am partially paralyzed from a broken neck suffered 30+ years ago. I am prone to falling so when I walk, I am very cautious which causes my gait to alter and get all out of whack. I use a cane for most of my shorter distances and used to use my standard half height walker for longer distances. They worked but they still did not give me the confidence to move with a regular gait. Once I got this product I actually incorporated it into my exercise routine where I do the gym 3-4 days a week and walk a couple miles a day.I actually do a lite jog with it (to the extent I can jog). Fantastic product and see they have modified it from my version which almost make me want to donate mine and buy a new one when I have the funds. I highly recommend this product.

Not happy with this walker at all. I'm having trouble turning it because the wheels are hard to rotate. The seat is to short in my opinion and I have fallen off of it twice. Unfortanitly I was out of town when it arrived and it is 10 days past the return policy date. This may work for other people but not for me. It is currently for sale and I expect to take a huge loss.

With the lower roller-cart, I was still humped over and putting too much pressure on my arms, wrists, hands, neck, and shoulders trying to walk . Then the gentleman came in to heart rehab with this "stand up" walker, I asked the brand name and was "he" pleased with it. Definitely YES on both counts! I went on line to Amazon.com, found Elenker and purchased one immediately. Couldn't be more pleased. It's sturdy, heavy enough I feel safe pushing it even though I'm 80. I have a place to sit when I give out, a cup holder to keep my water handy, a large zipped heavy duty canvas bag, that can be detached easily for personal items, or to keep them secure. The strap on the heavy flexible seat (that you pull up on to easily fold the walker to transport), I slip my smart phone under it so it's readily accessible when I'm walking. The bag has amazing reflective tape around it so that you're visible at night when any kind of light hits it. There are holders for your cane or umbrella, so seems they have thought of most everything. The unit itself is adjustable so the arm rests and the hand breaks fit you. I couldn't give them 5 stars for "easy to fold" because honestly I haven't folded it, but my husband says it's fine. The Elenker service team has been great to work with and immediately responsive. I've had this Elenker walker for a couple months now and couldn't be more pleased. It appears to be so well made, I'm sure it will give me years of service. Thank you, Elenker!

My dad is 5'11", 275lbs. He requested a walker like this after seeing another resident with one, where he lives. He has Parkinsons and quickly progressed from using a cane to needing a walker. But the traditional ones started hurting his back due to having to bend more to use them. He loves this upright walker. He said the pain in his back has eased. It has a pouch for items, a seat and cup holder. It is perfect for his height and weight. He even put it together when it was delivered. It is easy to collapse BUT it takes up a lot more room and is not as easy to put in and out of a car. As the person taking him to appointments, I noticed this right away. It is the only drawback.