Has anyone tried this with a rollator? I need something that will work for storage, my husband's rollator does not have handle brakes.
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was bought for a friend but she said it should work as long as it is not overloaded.
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I threw this backpack in the trash. Very flimsy and not useful at all for me, There are no compartments just one big area. I would not recommend this to anyone
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I use my rollator outside but we also use it as a transport chair when going out. My wife sometimes runs into problems when pushing me in doorways with an elevation separation. This is easily handled by pulling me in, in reverse. I have hardwood floors so I can not respond to the question regarding carpet. It's a good product.
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The directions on how to install basket and tray come in the box with the Rollator. However, the whole point of the Rollator is that it gives more mobility -- once you install the basket and tray, you cut the mobility of the 3 wheel rollator considerably and it would probably be better if you bought the 4 wheel rollator which is somewhat sturdier, can carry attachments, such as seat, basket, etc. but is not nearly as mobile as the 3 wheeled model.
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I find that this rollator is sturdy and is a good size for use in the house as well as as for shopping. I have two of them. I keep one in the house and the other in the car.
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Rollator is lightweight, no doubt about it, and that's what I liked about it. 178 is only 20 pounds on me so I don't think it would be a problem.
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The brake seems to work fine. I have not really needed to use it much - just to slow down if I get going too fast in the grocery store or something. I just haven't needed to use it. But the few times I have used it, it stopped me without any trouble. I had read that maybe dual brakes would be better, but this one has been just fine for me!!
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Yes. We have Jamis 29s with disc brakes. They JUST make it in - but because of the disc brakes, but because of the tire size. I use it in my truck as well as my garage to store the bikes when not in use. It works freestanding. Highly recommend. Note: we do NOT use the foam padding.
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Its not going to brake off. It is made well. I have used mine a lot and have not had any issues with it.
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I have a Hugo elite with four eight inch wheels. It handles much better on any obstruction it encounters. For some reason, eight inch wheels in front doesn't function as a rollator with four. Might have something to do with having front wheels directly below hand grips. Geometry?.
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Yes, the handles in the back make this easier when the rollator is used as a wheelchair. This is not as heavy as a wheelchair, folds up to fit in the car trunk, you also do not have to worry about finding a wheelchair when you go out. I did not want to purchase a regular wheelchair, they are heavy and more clumsy.
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The short answer is yes, but why would you need to? The rollator will only move as fast as you push it. If you are on a seriously down hill grade I am afraid that if you lack sufficient upper body strength, the rollator is going to get away from you causing you to fall. As long as you stay on level ground, or gentle down hill slopes where you don't have the machine at arms' length in front of you, you should be OK.
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The wheels are black. The tires are gray, which means they do not mark up floors. And they are much larger and fatter than what four wheel rollators have. They are good using outdoors, and on various surfaces. A four wheel rollator requires a flat surface or it can unexpectedly throw one off balance from rocking as a result of a wheel not contacting the surface on uneven ground. A three wheel rollator never has a wheel off the ground. I first bought a four wheel Lumex and found I could not get around in the bathroom, nor could I turn it around in there, I felt that the three wheeled Lumex would far more maneuverability and no problem and I was right. The wheels are black. The tires are gray, which means they do not mark up floors. And they are much larger and fatter than what four wheel rollators have. They are good using outdoors, and on various surfaces. A four wheel rollator requires a flat surface or it can unexpectedly throw one off balance from rocking as a result of a wheel not contacting the surface on uneven ground. A three wheel rollator never has a wheel off the ground. I first bought a four wheel Lumex and found I could not get around in the bathroom, nor could I turn it around in there, I felt that the three wheeled Lumex... » Read More The wheels are black. The tires are gray, which means they do not mark up floors. And they are much larger and fatter than what four wheel rollators have. They are good using outdoors, and on various surfaces. A four wheel rollator requires a flat surface or it can unexpectedly throw one off balance from rocking as a result of a wheel not contacting the surface on uneven ground. A three wheel rollator never has a wheel off the ground. I first bought a four wheel Lumex and found I could not get around in the bathroom, nor could I turn it around in there, I felt that the three wheeled Lumex would far more maneuverability and no problem and I was right. « Show Less
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don,t waist your hard earned money on that piece of JUNK!!!!!!! and it has no wheels. hope this helped!
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I don't think this will work. The pieces fit together around the round bar and screw together. It's great for the rollator, though.
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Hi Sharon - I measured my wife's Rollator and it is 20 inches between the centers of the wheels. I hope this answers your question. The Rollator is very stable with that distance and the large wheels - much more than the standard "walkers" with smaller wheels. And, it does collapse to a distance of about 12 inches measured from the outside edges of the front and back wheels. This makes it easy to stow in the car.
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I'm not familiar with that make or model. I can tell you that I did not remember that I had a floor brake in my van when I ordered this and it left plenty of room for that. It's long and narrow with plenty of Space for storage. I hope this helps.
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Mr. Williams I will answer your question with some comments. A. My Rollator is a Model 795B B. Its seat height is 21 Inches and not adjustable on this model. C. I understand that on some of the newer models the seat height can be changed with the use of spacers. D. Personally, I consider the seat height relatively inconsequential because I seldom use the Rollator as a "chair". For me it serves as set of "crutches with wheels".