HEALTHLINE Folding Walker with 5" Front Wheels – Adjustable Height for Short, Standard, and Tall Adults – Includes Rear Glides, Optional Removable Tray (Check Package Contents Before Purchase)

Basic walker construction is quite straightforward, so many of them are well made, but as a matter of fact this one is a bit sturdier than another one I bought at the same time. I am 6 feet 4 inches and weigh 230 pounds, it is useable for me without any issues. This one has wheels in front, a design I prefer.

Excellent, very lightweight, low-profile, modestly priced walker for my elderly dad. Opens/closes easily with the push buttons, folds smoothly. Very lightweight--I have no problem picking it up with one hand to throw it in my car. With the wheel legs mounted so that the wheels are interior to the frame, it easily clears the narrow bathroom entrance. I've purchased a second one so that one can stay downstairs, the other in his upstairs bedroom.

Walker was good as far as I can tell, but tray was missing. Reordered and it was still missing.

The product was easy to assemble. No tools needed. It's lightweight, yet strong. The table is great. Gives my wife a way to carry objects instead of calling me for everything. She loves it.

Assembly was quite easy and no tools needed. My only complaint would be the the free glides were not included. Maybe the seller will correct that.

I'm getting a bit irritated with items I buy from Amazon not being as described. The main reason I selected this particular walker was because of the photo showed the glides on the back legs to be smooth and solid. I thought they would be good for a carpeted house. However, as you can see in my photo, the stoppers on the back are not solid or smooth. It's not a big deal, but as I said, that was one of the main reasons I picked this one. Overall I am pleased with the item. It was very easy to put together and seems sturdier than one I looked at in a store.

The tray is an excellent addition making the walker much more functional and useful 👍

My mom broke her hip and needed a walker to get around during recovery after surgery. This one was inexpensive and worked great for her. We swapped the wheeled legs so the wheels were on the inside and it made it much easier to get through door ways. It's not super sturdy so might not be durable long term; if she was going to need to use one full time permanently, I might have gotten a different model, but for a six week post-surgery recovery period, it held up fine. The only thing I didn't like was trying to get the shipping stoppers out of the holes so it could be assembled.