Hi, I am researching to purchase a walker for my 90 years old Mom. She is 4"9 110 pounds. Is this walker the right height/seat right for her.
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Hi! This turned out to be the perfect walker for my almost 89 year old mother. My mom is about 5'2" and around 100 lbs. It is made for up to 300 lbs. It was super easy to install and fit through narrow doorways. I think it was around 18" wide but I don't remember exactly.
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I purchased this for my 96 yr old Mom - (4'11" on a good day) and 104 lbs. She loves this walker and the seat for resting. Perfect height and width.
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Yes it is. It was small enough for my mom to maneuver through the smaller door ways and she's about the same size as your mom.
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The Walter is great. However, if she will have to pick ut it is probably going to. be heavy and awkward for her to handle
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Be sure to purchase the youth size which is the smallest and able to go through normal bathroom doors. My mother is 97years of age, 89 lbs and 5 ft 2inches and the walker is adjustable for the handlebars to fit fine. Remember the seat is used to rest only and not a wheelchair!
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This is actually made for 'juniors' or young people. I bought this for my grandmother because I hoped the shorter height would work. However, because it was for a youth, the wheel base spacing was not like an adult size/width and she was unable to use it as it interfered with her stride. She wound up keeping her adult sized version of the same thing and we had a someone cut the metal tubing on the arms so they could go lower than the minimum factory height.
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Hi Julia, I purchased one of these chairs a couple of months ago. My wife is 5ft1inch and weighs 115 lbs. She easily fits into the 16 wide chair and it has the advantage of passing through small door ways. The foot rests are adjustable to accommodate about any height so I don't think you will have an issue there either. The chair seems to be sturdy and not very heavy so one can easily lift in and out of a car trunk. If your daughter doen't need the leg supports to keep her legs horizontal you can remove the supports and make the unit a couple of lbs lighter. I hope this answers your questions. I consider it a excellent wheelchairand especially considering the economical price. Regards, Dennis
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I would thinkit should be o.k. Most walkers are the same height. Plus the handles are adjustable. Also the walker is well built.
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sorry that i'm just getting to this qustion now. i'll see my mother next week and will have her do a demo for me. she's 5' 1" .. over 90.. and has full motor function of her arms and legs. she loves this roller..uses it to move things around the apt. and to roll down to the dining hall.
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Bought for my mother-in-law she is 76 and 5'9"... and I have used it when my back went out and I'm 5'1", adjustable handles.. it is lightweight - and moves very easily and effortlessly.. I couldn't get any of the other walkers to move when my back went out, and this one rolled just smoothly and easily enough I was able to make it to the restroom - my mother-in-law has had a broken humorous bone and hasn't complained that it has caused any jarring while walking outside, the rubber tires are huge and absorb alot of shock.
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Bought and shipped it to mother in law out of state. Got it because she is very short (well under 5 ft.) and the height was good for her. Can't remember what the sizing rules are but if you google how to pick a walker you can find out what height is correct for your purchase.
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My mother is 4' 11" and it works for her. But the seat height might be an issue. The handles will lower enough but the seat doesn't lower so it may be a stretch for her to sit on it. Floor to seat height, according to the specs, is 18 inches. If you see someone with one, ask if she can try it for the seat height.
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got it for my 3 years old, who is in the average height range for her age (around 37-38 inches). it fit perfectly. you can also adjust the height of the walker as your kid gets older and taller....great by all in all.
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Hi Jeanne, I checked the wheelchair it is as high as it goes. My mother enlaw is 5 feet 2 niches and 200 pounds it is ok for her. I would think you need a chair with a higher seat. I hope this helps. Tom
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Absolutely not! My mother is 92 years old, and her height is 150 CM, 4' 11". The handle bars are adjustable to assist in keeping her posture upright and straight. She loves her walker. It is a great investment.
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ii am an old lady, 89 years old and am tive feet one...the chair fits me, however the foot rest is very difficult to put back into place after having it up. it is a little easier, after a few months of use, but still difficult. if you are strong, you can probably handle it. for the price, i think it is worth that little inconvenience. however, if i were you, and could afford a different chair, i would look elsewhere. good luck to you.
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Hi, I researched all of the rollator walkers to find one that accommodated my Mother who is 5 feet 2 inches in height. The seat on this model accommodates her height, so that when she is sitting in the seat, her feet can touch the ground. I have also adjusted the height of the walker (for walking) to her height. Not sure if this model would accommodate your husband's height of 6' 3", since the maximum height of the walker is 3 feet, only; there are definately other rollator walkers available that would. You will have to look in the "product description" section of each walker available, and will also have to do some math, too :-) Please see Product Description for this rollator walker, below. Good luck. Product Description The Freedom rollator weighs only 11 lbs. (5 kg). Lightweight and folding capabilities make this the ideal model to get in and out of the car/storage. Height-adjustable arms and legs let users find a perfect fit as this rollator accommodates users 4'11"-6'4" (147-188 cm). Weight capacity is 250 lbs. (113 kg). Wheels are 6 " (15 cm); distance between handles is 17" (43 cm); seat height min./max. is 18"-23" (46-58 cm).; height min./max. is 29"-36" (74-91 cm).
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My answer to you is to go in store and look for a lighter walker. My daughter was about 20 pounds when we got this piece. Though it has so much fun to it, she was not able to move in it at all. The lowest it will go was more like she was kneeling down. The middle adjustment, was to high, in addition to our carpeting floor, it was just impossible for her to move around. I just think that it's truly too heavy for children and that's just my opinion. Your grandkid being premie you have to be extra careful with what you offer him. Good luck finding his walker!
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this item was purchased for my 83 year old mother. She walks it with her feet sitting. . .it takes some practice, but my mom got it down and loves it.Please Be Careful of the tires. . .wear long pants! hope this helps.
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I can't really say, not sure how tall you are?!?! I do know it's very adjustable, so that should take are of any issues you might have with that though. I LOVE mine!! Best walker I have ever had, bar none!! LOVE the big front wheels and being able to sit make's it really great!! I can rest whenever I need, not when I can find a spot to sit now! I can't recommend them enough!! :-) Hope that helps some anyway?! ;-) Good luck!
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It is very adjustable, but I cannot say whether it will work for a taller person. I purchased it for my mother who is 60 inches tall. She has it set on the lowest settings. If you have the walker it would be worth putting it on the tallest settings and giving it a go.
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Yes. Its very easy to move around, though my Mom doesnt really use the seat, which makes it a little heavier. For ease of setup, I prefer one with no seat and a single release/locking mechanism. But, if your Mom would use the seat, this is a good quality walker.