how tall is this device when standing on it? I need some support, wondering if a walker frame would do the job?
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I would say it's about 15-20inches tall, but remember the foot pedals are really wide u got plenty of room.. And you will not be shifting your feet .. You' ll only be riding it like a bike .. U stand and u push down. The air cushions will help u rise .Yes , u could hold on to a chair or any furtniture that's high enough for u.. To start ,, a walker? I think it's too low in height..
1133771
No, this thing is quite tall, at least 10 inches. I could not put a chair next to it and use the back to hang onto. I sent mine back because of this safety issue.
1390637
There are two of these products (different sizes). The one I bought is about 14 inches tall, standing up.
2192544
The basket sits on the outside of the walker. It hooks onto the front brace and the legs fold into the middle, so the basket isn't touched by them. You can leave it on or take it off. I prefer to leave my on, so I wired the two support brackets onto the legs so it wouldn't slip off. The basket is very sturdy now and will carry heavy loads as long as they are not too wide. I love it!
574008
The Breeze assists in balance. It is not designed to be weight-bearing, like a traditional walker. My guess is that the dimensions are sufficient for a 300 lb. person. However, I do not know if it is "strong" enough for such a weight. You would have to consult the manufacturer.
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I am 5'7" and 271 lbs. I got it for the sturdiness an size of it. The legs are adjustable however. I had one that I fell on and it was too flimsy and was not usable after that, so I researched and came up with this one for strength. I also bought the basket and the tennis balls for the back legs because they move the walker more smoothly. Hope this helps.
766146
yes the height of the unit was a problem for me as well. for normal adults. I belive the unit is to short. however, with small modification this unit is worth purchasing. I placed a 14 inch stool underneath to raise the unit.
2102976
This Rollator was purchased for my mom.. She currently stands at about 4'10" the handles are about as low as they are going to get so I am not quite sure if I answered your question. It's a bit bulky and not as easy to manuver around as a lightweight walker... I much rather have my mom use her regular walker or her lightweight wheelchair....just my personal opinion.
1605065
The person we bought this for has it hanging from their walker so they don't rush to get to the phone. I guess it would be good with a wheelchair too. Basically any situation where you don't want someone rushing and potentially getting hurt.
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I'd say you need to be standing to use this device. But you'd be surprised how much exercise you can get in 5 or 10 minutes. If you can stand for that length of time a couple of times a day, I think this machine could be very useful.
173700
Don't have it in front of me, but have used it at about 1-2 inches from the table W a higher poster have taped a support to balance as it is only about 15-18 inches tall. It is a bit less stable this way but can work
1768223
Haven't tried it on a bike that size, but I put it on my kid's bike with 16" wheels and it was almost too tall on the shortest setting. Just measured it to be about 12.5" on the longest setting, which is about 0.5" shorter than the kickstand on my wife's 26" mountain bike. I'm sure it would stand the bike up, but I wouldn't say it is ideal. Sorry I couldn't answer more definitively, but I don't want to steer you wrong so just giving some info that I hope helps.
1455081
This is an excellent product that I'm really happy to have. It might support a heavier person. I'm a little over 200, I'll bet it will work. You might want to call the company or just try it.
1729036
Hi, it's tall enough but I wouldn't recommend it. It's very difficult to change positions/maneuver around. I still have it but spent a bit more money and bought another one way better. Dont buy it. Its a waste of money to me!
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Mine's in my car so I can't measure (snowed in) but I'm 5' 11" and I have to stoop a bit to push it when it is set at its highest height. This is my 3d walker (one broke and I use one in the house) and one of my pet peeves is that this is true of all of them. What if I were 6' 4"? Maybe you have to special order them to get a taller one?
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I am 5ft. 5in. tall and i use the padded ankle rest to climb up. I straddle the foothold backing up to the seat, grab onto the frame and use the padded ankle rest to push up on. Works for me. Because the frame is so widespread i would think a step stool might not be the safest option for individuals who are a little unstable or weak. It could be a long way down to the floor in the event of a fall.
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Hi Teresa, what is the problem you seem to be having? The basket should simply hook on the crossbar of the walker.
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The walker, as previously reviewed, is well made, stable and adjustable. Without actually going back to the product I believe adjustment heights are listed somewhere. I think this comes in a petite version but would think this one is fine for 5 feet and, of course, is returnable if not.