would I be able to attach a pouch/bag to this to assist with transporting groceries in from the car?
1244092
Not sure you could attach a pouch/bag to the Rollator; however, I just fold down the seat and CAREFULLY transport stuff on it. Have to watch that items don't slip through the sides and the seat is kinda slippery but if I'm careful it works. I can even put a plate on the seat when I go to a buffet - again, carefully. Hope this helps.
1244093
Believe you can but just putting the seat down works well for us to transport things.
1244094
Drive makes a basket That mounts under the seat, I have a pouch that velcros on the top crossbar in the front. The top tube is not round so I don't think a regular basket would fit there, and the lower tube is where the seat mount hinges. Maybe on the side crossbars.
1244095
I have a "hooked" basket from another device which works well and I also use the seat in the down position to hold heavy objects for transporting...I like this "rollator" much better than others I have used. I am a 66 year female with limited upper body strength but can get this in/out of car quite well....hope this helps
405362
I believe it would work fine. We have put a large box on ours and put groceries in it to carry some distance and it works great. We use bungee cords to hold things on to the cart.
1809633
It probably wouldn't be easy to transport for your purposes. It's not all that heavy, but it would be a pain to move it in and out of your car that often. It's a little bit too big for that to be convenient.
1859614
While that could be, I believe it is for attaching various pouches or other storage items
2234904
Yes it big enough to carry groceries. If you want carry more I would hold them down with bungee cords.
699755
The answer is clearly no. This is a courier's bag and is iPad sized. You will need a larger bag to do what you are asking.
2234902
Probably not, it's pretty shallow but would depend on what you've got. I suppose a small load and you bungee corded the bag down would work.
494191
Yes you can, however I recommend using a couple of bungee cords or some other tying system beside the ones that are on the bag for added support in holding your bag on top of your car.
2015148
Y ou should be able to. The way this is designed is basically a velco strap that attaches to its self.The only thing that might be a concern would be the way that it curves so if u put two they might over lap. This reminds me of those dollar laundry hampers that can collapse into a small square. Its very flexible. If anything just keep the packaging and return it.
55465
It would br difficult with the bags BUT you can buy the attachment that seals jars ... That would work
606553
It would be easy to secure a plastic bag inside of it. I don't know what size because I just use it for dog food.
1976130
In my opinion, the bag is not suitable for that purpose. It also does not stand up on its own, which would make it easier to use.
108424
Have not tried to use a trunk bag, but it should work since the rack is not fully vovered
559860
It may be possible if you remove some of the other bags attached. You could probably do it, it might be difficult but I don't see why not.
116522
Technically, yes, but its not convenient. You would have to hold it in place. It doesn't "lock on" .. It's basically like a ziplock bag.
140220
i think you can find something that will provide a tighter fit. thatz the key to secure equipment during transport............
1051568
Yes, I use it to transport groceries from my car to my condo which is quite a distance. It can be pulled up stairs if done gently as long as it is not filled to the top meaning exceeding weight it can hold.