ELENKER All-Terrain Upright Rollator Walker, Stand Up Rolling Walker with 10’’Big PU Wheels and Adjustable Padded Armrests for Seniors from 4’8”to 6'4”, Purple

This is about 2 years late on the review. But now in retrospect probably a good idea, I don't like to be forced to review. If something works the way it is supposed to, has to be really good or horrid. This is a superior walker, I've had many. Then my mom and grandma had them also. I am 6' tall and 300 pounds. I am still able to walk without a walker. But balance, weak legs, on treks more than couple hundred feet. I need one. This was sturdy I recommend buying something like electrical tape on all screws and holes that you use regularly. They like to come loose and lose themselves in the most inconvenient. This is not for people that have weakness all over, the other walkers are better. If you are going to put this in the car regularly, yeah if you have to break it down. Not so easy, I learned how to break it down and build it back up 5-10 minutes. This is why you lose the bolt and fancy wing nuts, they get stripped or wiggle loose after awhile. I moved states could not take this with me, so now I knew since there is no walker like this. If you still have some strength left you will appreciate this. If you don't regularly have to put in a vehicle, a truck or huge trunk will fit it, otherwise you are breaking it down. When I get my new one I will put pictures on and kind of sketch out your problem points. Yes the armrests crack mine was due to heat, etc. I might just recommend pinning a towel, like a handwashing towel with safety pins something like that, may give it what is needed. Overall I don't fall in this even with snow, rain and cold. There was a different standing walker finally someone stole it off my porch. Same maker but it was awful, I fell all the time because of my center of gravity with it was too low. Hey but it folded up beautifully in the car. smh

This a sturdy and stable rollator, wheel size is strong enough to roll through the parking lot. It’s foldable and lightweight making it easy to transport. Comes with detailed instructions on how to assemble. Comfortable seat and has storage! Pretty in purple and red, loved it so much we have two for mom!

This Rollator (affectionately called "my wheels") has let me attend conferences and fairs. I don't need full time help like this, but for hours standing up and moving around at cons and such, it has saved my back, my breathing, my circulation. The adjustable height armrests mean I can stand up straight and be supported while my feet are walking. The seat means I can rest when there is a long line, or no more chairs in a break-out session. Those lovely wheels made the muddy ruts and bumps at the Renaissance Fair a non-issue.

1. I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 because if you hit a wide crack in the sidewalk from any angle but direct, head-on, the 10 inch front castor wheel rotates 90 degrees and drops into the crack, pitching the support forward and likely resulting in a fall. This manufacturing defect could likely be overcome by making the front tire 16 inches instead of 10 - it would roll over gaps instead of falling sideways into them. 2. I am a 6'3" woman. The men my height found this equipmemt fit them just fine. However, males have much longer humerus bones than women. So, this was about 4 inches too short for me in hiking shoes (I'm likely 6'4" in hiking shoes). So, I had 6 inch extensions welded on the front, changed the back wheels to 16 inches, and had 3 inch extensions welded on the back legs of the frame at a cost of $250 US. However, I can now stand completely straight up and walk, and I no longer have to lean over to get support to relieve pressure on my lower back. Using a frame too short did not relieve low back pain and caused neck issues. 3. Because of the customization, I cannot attach brakes to the back wheels. Brakes would be nice at times. But I recognize the limitations of this equipment. 4. Finally, the reason I give this a 4 star instead of lower - I am free again! I can walk just about anywhere pain free! No more wheelchair. It is an absolutely amazing feeling! I'm up to about a mile a day now, still pain free. For me, this equipment absolutely works after modifications, and I anticipate many years of use.

Got this for mom. At first she said she didn't need it, but after using it a few times she likes it. The large wheels make it easier to get around on uneven ground. The upper handles and arm rests help her to stand up straighter. The basket under the seat is perfect for her purse, with the seat down you don't even see it, so more secure than on her arm or on the seat. Traveled with it, would recommend taking the cup holder a cane holder off and putting them in carry on bag, lost the cane holder that way. But did great walking around in Mexico on rough side walks. It folds well and easily, but is bigger than a standard walker, so is a little heavier and bulky. Working well for us as she doesn't have to load and unload it in the car, that's my job 🙃

It's built like a tank! It's very sturdy. I took it out over some slightly rough terrain, and it did just fine. I didn't realize how much more I would enjoy walking around when I had a walker to rely on and I was able to sit down when I wanted. It's just a joy to get out and walk now. I very much look forward, multiple times a day to go for a walk. Comparing walking In a store with a walker instead of a buggy, the walker is lighter, turns faster, takes up less space. and of course, it helps me stand upright. What I wasn't expecting is it's size. It fits in my trunk if I totally remove the arm height adjustment bars. The back seat of my car (Chevy Malibu) is long enough for it w/o collapsing the height adjustment bars. You can easily collapse the arm height and turn the handles in toward the middle to take up less room if you needed. I do wish the arm height was adjustable with a pin/ball mechanism instead of the screw/nut. It is heavy (est. 30#) so if you have any upper body strength issues, you need to contemplate purchasing this. I am glad the part where a person's forearm rests are plastic like you might see on the arm of a chair vs. a rubber pad. I was thinking that a rubber pad would need replacing, get dirty, etc. The plastic is great and another wonderful consideration by the mfg. It came with all of its parts and great directions. We had it together in just a few minutes. The basket is plenty big for my 6# dog. The picture showed it in purple. I asked, they had it in green. Beautifully made, a lot of thought went into it, and it shows. Thank you Elenker!

I got this stand up rollator in green, but I had to take it in the kitchen for better light to see the color. It is green, but you have to look closely. It came the day after I ordered it, so very fast. I want to explain why it took me a while to put it together. I have severe arthritis in my knees and three of my fingers on my right hand are numb. I started to assemble it just after it arrived around 3 PM. By 4;30 everything was done except for the handles, but by that time I was out of breath (Besides the knees and fingers I have a breathing problem. On top of all that I am 82 years old. I finally finished this morning and it's very big. After using a Drive rollator for a few years (and it is a good and sturdy product) I wanted to change. Number one reason, my hands hurt even after I got pads to put on the handles. I thought this would be better for me. I will have to get used to this larger rollator and it could take a couple of weeks. I have noticed that when I use this, my breathing is better. When I used my old one, by the time I went from the computer room to the kitchen I was out of breath and had to sit for a few minutes before I could do anything else. I don't seem to have that problem with this new contraption of mine. The one thing I miss is a holder for my phone. This comes with a cane and cup holder, but no place for the phone. I could put it in the seat, but that's inconvenient. So I sent for a pouch that will hang on the seat back. If I have any real complaints I'll let you know. So far, I'm quite pleased. Update- I'm taking away two stars. I haven't even had this a year and already it's falling apart. It's an "all terrain" walker that hasn't even been out of my apartment and one wheel is loose and rubs against the side bar and squeaks. the right arm rest has cracked and I put an old wash cloth over it so as not to get my arm pinched and now the left handle won't stay in place. It falls over and I can't tighten it. For being an "all terrain" walker, it sure doesn't live up to it's title. I got this one because it had a wider seat and since I also have a wider seat it seemed like a good idea at the time. I'm quite disappointed.

I've been needing one of these! Easy to put together. Easy to adjust, big wheels, very sturdy!

it rolls so much easier than a regular sized rollator but can be tricky at the end of the driveway. You need to use the lower handles for that.

Got it earlier than I thought. Went together easy and is a great item. Well made. Very pleased with it.

Very good for taller people

My 93 year old father hurt his back and needed to be standing and walking upright but his old walker made him hunch forward this new walker’s a game changer for him and the price is unbelievable for the quality he loves it.

You get what you pay for.