The support offered by Drive's Two Wheeled Walker with Seat makes it a great mobility aid if you experience weakness in your legs, have difficulty keeping your balance or are at risk of falling when walking. Configured with handles like a Rollator, the walker's large swivel front wheels eliminate the need to pick up the unit to advance it, making for smooth, easy movement. Plus, the walker adds a comfortable, convenient seat and backrest that let you take a break wherever you go. Stopping is quick and easy by pressing down on the rear legs to brake. And the whole lightweight unit folds easily when not in use.
The support offered by Drive's Two Wheeled Walker with Seat makes it a great mobility aid if you experience weakness in your legs, have difficulty keeping your balance or are at risk of falling when walking. Configured with handles like a Rollator, the walker's large swivel front wheels eliminate the need to pick up the unit to advance it, making for smooth, easy movement. Plus, the walker adds a comfortable, convenient seat and backrest that let you take a break wherever you go. Stopping is quick and easy by pressing down on the rear legs to brake. And the whole lightweight unit folds easily when not in use.
Features and Benefits
Features comfortable and convenient padded seat and backrest
Quickly folds when not in use
Rear leg tips act as brakes when pressed down
Height adjustable handles
Large swivel wheels added for maneuverability
Countoured handles for a comfortable grip
Product Specifications
Actual Product Weight: 12 lbs
Handle Height (Max): 38"
Handle Height (Min): 29"
Overall Product Height: 29"
Overall Product Length: 23.25"
Overall Product Width: 20.75"
Primary Product Color: Red
Primary Product Material: Aluminum
Product Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
Seat Depth: 8"
Seat Width: 15.875"
Seat to Floor Height: 20.5"
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Model # 1239rd
Proposition 65 Warning: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other repoductive harm.
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Features and Benefits
Features comfortable and convenient padded seat and backrest
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