Great product!! Mom loves it, and it makes me happy to see her getting more active! Thank you so much! Went to Yellowstone National Park and went to Grizzly Wolf Discovery Center she is getting some new adventures in!👍🏻😃
KLD-9212 Dual-Brake All Terrain Rollator Walker with Seat and 12" Wheels
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Better Control and Feel Safe
Dual brakes, 12" all-terrain wheels, foot lift and anti-tip design offer better control and safety on curbs, grass, gravel and bumpy paths—confident mobility anywhere.
All Terrains
12" flat-free wheels, shock-absorbing design, foot lift and non-slip tires ensure smooth, stable rides on all terrains
Prevent from Tipping Over
Anti-tip design with foot lift, wide frame, non-slip wheels and dual brakes helps you stay stable and confidently cross curbs, gaps, and uneven surfaces without tipping over.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 351 reviews.
Mom is loving it! Went to Grizzly Wolf Discovery Center and she made it all the way through! Thank you for this awesome walker!👍🏻😃
An outstanding, easy to assemble, and easy to use. It folds up nicely when I need to put it in our vehicle. I use it both inside and outside in our yard which is sugar sand and needed the larger wheels. I am a large man with a permanently damaged knee, and this lets me move about freely.
She loves it. Very easy to move.
I am a 74 year old Biologist working for the Department of Agriculture in Los Angeles. (What, you still work?). Well, like the job and love being out and active! Recently diagnosed with Prostate cancer and stuck on a 28 day program of radiation therapy, which did a great job on the cancer but also on me! Let's just say I got microwaved from knees to navel, leaving me with several mobility and other issues in that general area. Got the usual metal frame walker and it worked ok, but not so very great, especially out and about. At work i got looked at as if I was near death, shuffling around hunched over and making that sliding noise wherever I went. It was attracting attention from HR, who wanted all kinds of paperwork "due to my fragile condition." Well can't be having that so... Meet Hermes & Thanatos, my new pals in the Mobility Improvement Exercise Program. I figured they needed names and not just numbers as we are in it together. Hermes, to the left, is my KLD-9212 All Terrain Walker with 12" front Wheels. Pretty bright orange visible, and zippy, as long as I supply the zip. When not the seat is great! Thanatos (a YF-9007E, in vibrant green) with 10” Wheels , can really haul the freight in style but is also a great ride at work,, no more "walker-noise," just a smooth and quiet ride and I am usually past and gone before people even notice. These two boys are the basis of my new exercise program. Both really do handle "all-Terrain" from around the house to the great outdoors. Thanatos will do a 360 turn in his own length, which is great in cramped spaces on the house. I figure I got to do something to keep mobility, get my appetite back, and keep HR OFF my back; exercise seems the plan and these two are perfect for it! Hermes is just a bit better a fit., I seem able to stand more erect with less lower back pain. Thanatos can carry a huge amount of groceries, or whatever, back and forth and has a number of spots where a carabiner can be used to oash on more! Stability, Strength, Style, and Reliability from both, and after a couple weeks I would never know which one I would miss more!! These are definitely NOT your grandma's walkers and I could not be happier!
Arrived in 2 days! Easy to assemble. Goes over Concord's cracked sidewalks and those bumpy inserts in the curb cutouts like "butta"! I'm ready for New Hampshire winter.
I got this for my mother in-law and she loves it. Gravel used to be her kryptonite, but now she can go right through it. This walker is a smooth ride and is easy to push. It fits in the trunk of my car. Super simple to collapse to transport.
This is an amazing piece of equipment. It has a beyond sturdy frame, which for me was key as I lose balance and it doesn¡¯t go over with me; the 12¡± wheels allow me to maneuver anywhere in our yard safely, and I can walk the uneven sidewalks of our neighborhood as though they¡¯re allbrand new. I can¡¯t get over how easily it moves. The backrest is padded, most comfortable rollator seat I¡¯ve ever used. I was able to pop it together in 10 mins without any help or toolsHighly recommend
First dr. visit using it. My doctor is impressed and appreciates the 12" wheels. Folds up quickly and can still be moved when closed. Bravo on the construction and design.
We got this for mom mostly for cruising and vacations. Since it folds in the middle instead of front to back it was much easier to get in and out of the ship¡¯s cabin. It actually tolled well on grass and sand.We also liked this particular one because of the cup holder and cane attachment but they kept falling off whenever we folded it up in the car. The cane holder didn¡¯t keep her cane in place but since it was foldable she just put it in the detachable bag which was also nice. As unlike others with a bag under the seat she could just take it off instead of emptying it when we had to fold the walker.It is a bit bigger than some of the standard walkers and sometimes we have a hard time getting it in the car with all of our suitcases.Overall still prefer this one to her old one.
I never thought I'd live to see the day where having to use a walker would become enjoyable and comfortable. The ease of using this walker uses little effort. Plus makes you walk upright without huntching over so it's not adding to the pain in my lower back. The employees at my doctors office bought this for me after the walker I was using became a danger to use. The wheels on this walker are so amazing. You literally can walk anywhere. As I do.i am no longer allowed to drive due to seizures so I walk everywhere. .it takes little effort to go over humps and bumps and the crappy sidewalks that even able bodied people can't walk. I find the seat to be perfect for me.just the right hight and feels comfortable. When I sit I just use the bars to the side of the wheels for afoot rest. To me I think it's perfect.
This walker is very sturdy, love the large wheels for outdoors but it advertises that it is for a person up to 6¡¯4¡±. My son is only 6¡¯ and is not able to walk comfortably as his arm position does not allow him to walk upright with it. His Physical Therapist looked at it as well and verified that it is not high enough for a person his. I did message the company to see if maybe I received the wrong handles as we really like it but no response so far. We like the structure and wheels for outdoors just wish it supported him as it advertises.
Purchased this Rollater Walker for my 89 going on 90 year old momma. It's 5 pounds heavier than her Nitro Rollater Walker, folds and fits perfect in the back of my Honda HRV. She can feel it being a little Heavier and seat isn't wide as the Nitro, but it does handles well on dirt trails but on bumpy trails she has to give it a little more push to it.
Just received my Elenker walker. It was very easy to put together and honestly it took more time removing stickers than the actual assembly. This is a solid walker and goes easily over grass, gravel and my uneven terrain. Definitely better than my late husband's old run of the mill walker. I have a compromised hip and now can navigate throughout my house and yard and feel secure doing so. It's light enough that I can fold and place in my car. This is a game changer and given me mobility and quality of life. I'm able to walk my dog again!!!! Buy this, you won't regret it!
We have ordered this for my grandmother and she could not be happier. It is sturdy and well-made. Assembly was relatively easy. Construction is solid however it is not heavy and bulky.Since it is lightweight it is very easy for her to maneuver, even in relatively small spaces. The wheels are smooth and they have great traction.
I absolutely love this walker. It's very sturdy. My mom wanted me to use her walker instead of buying a new one, but I am glad I did buy this one! She told me that if she sits on her wheeled walker and leans back too much that it can tip over. Not with this one! I tested it and leaned with all my weight onto the back rest...no tipping. Even my husband (6'1" 250lbs) sat in it and was upset that we had gone with a traditional walker for his hip replacement surgeries instead of this one! Knee replacement is going to be a breeze with this walker helping me out! I highly recommend!P.S. It is on the heavy side, so a person who is elderly or lacking strength may need help lifting it into a car/truck/trunk.
My mama is a fall risk. We have tried less expensive walkers, but the brakes weren't reliable and they didn't seem sturdy. This may take a little more to maneuver, but it balances out in the how safe my mama feels when using it.
Got this for my 85yo mother who lives with me but spends a lot of time traveling/visiting with my sibs. She's still very active but has balance issues and has taken some really terrible falls in the past several years. We worry about her and her safety when traveling and adventuring.I'll start with the one thing I don't like - the tires. They're not horrible; just not what I expected. They feel like hard plastic, not solid rubber.Everything else - we all love. My biggest worry was whether mom would be able to fold the rollator and lift it in and out of the trunk by herself. And she can! No problems there. It fits and she can lift it and maneuver it easily. [For size & height context, mom is 5'8" and ~140lbs. Still spry but sometimes wobbly & frail.]It's quite comfortable to sit in and she can easily imagine sitting in it for an hour or two for an outdoor event/concert, etc. She loves the zippered storage bag and the cup holder. The fact that she can take her cane along is a huge bonus.What she loves best is the all-terrain ability of the larger wheels and the durable build. Some of her falls have happened when she was out and about but most of them have happened while she was doing yard work. She loves to visit her kids and work in their yards/gardens but they've proven to be dangerous and tricky places for her. She can't stop enthusing about how wonderful the rollator is and much more stable she feels getting around.Other than the hard plastic wheels, the other mild disadvantage is the size of the rollator, even when folded. That's not an issue for some of us but one sister's house is very small. In a really small house, the size of the rollator becomes much more noticeable. And while it fits in a car trunk, she hasn't tried flying with the rollator yet. Airlines are notoriously hard on mobility devices. It would be great if she could fly with it but if she can't, we might each end up buying a rollator.
Perfect for my 6¡¯2 husband. It¡¯s very sturdy wheels and chair. It¡¯s light weight and easily loaded into car. I cannot express how wonder this walker has been for my recovering husband.
What a great walker from beautiful painting to very solid to great turning to all terrain on road or off great back support water bottle holder cane holder storage bag with easy on off easy fold for loading in the car or on the bus two thumbs up ????
I don't know walkers well at all, but I know what limitations they can have, especially outdoors. This here should be called the enabler. You can push through wet, soggy grass, rough sidewalks, and more.Everything came packaged securely, bubble wrapped, and cardboard separated. The paint on all the pieces is perfect.Putting this together was straightforward. Matter of matching R1 to R1, L1 to L1, etc etc. You slide each of the four leg assemblies and the handles into the main chair piece. I was matching the stickers and pushing them together. I looked at the book to find the cane holder and bottle holder location, and both those pieces slid right on. The zipper pouch holder is the only thing that feels out of place. If you position to their sticker that reads "Forward," the seat would partially cover the zipper and be extremely backward. Turning it around and peeling off the sticker looks much better, but it still looks out of place. It feels like this puch was an afterthought. But at least I have something.Braking works by squeezing the long handle; you push the handle down to set the parking brake.To collapse this, you grab the strap in the middle of the seat and give it a little tug, and it will release the locks and allow you to continue to squeeze them together. With that in mind, these things are not that travel-friendly. It's not lightweight. There is some weight to it, and it's awkward when closed, especially if you're trying to lift it and put it into a truck or car. It's too big to go in the backseat of my Subaru.This has a bottle holder that holds 20 oz soda bottles. It's plastic and designed to spread open. I'm unsure how far I want to push its limits. There is also a cane cup or umbrella cup on the opposite side with velcro higher to secure it to the walker.Overall, and given its price of 199.99, this is much better than the costly ones insurance pays for.
This walker only took me about 10 minutes to assemble. The locations are easily identified where to put each piece. To fold this up, was just a quick pull of the center handle. I like the big wheels for rough terrain. The brakes lock and work well. It¡¯s not the most comfortable to sit on but a great walker over all. 4 stars due to the lack of seat padding.
My husband has been in a wheelchair for the last ten months and has slowly been getting a little better or rather he knows his limits. This is great for helping him to walk a bit more then sit, then walk some more. The wheels are awesome and very smooth. Perfect for all terrain. I like this better because it¡¯s lighter and smaller in my trunk than our huge wheelchair.
The back support on my rollator is lopsided. It's deeper on one side than the other. I cannot sit back on the seat. It makes me slide off the seat. It's very strong and l like the turning radius, but for sitting not so much. If you are little overweight this seat and back are not very good.
The sidewalks in my neighborhood are absolutely horrible! The road is paved with rough gravel type asphalt so using the standard walkers was miserable, made my arms go numb and gave me migraines. This walker, however, gets me everywhere! I spent the day at the fair this weekend and never regretted taking this walker.The bag that comes with it is odd because it sits just under the seat. With the flap facing the seat back it can be accessed easy as long as you leave it a bit unzipped. If you zip it all the way it is difficult to get to. The cup holder came broken so I don't have a review that is good for that.I give it a one star because of the broken cup holder.This walker folds easy, maneuvers very well, even in hallways. Riding the bus the wheels stick out into the walkway but I just pull them in , turning them so they do not stick out. I have had several people that owned the standard Drive Medical walkers write down the brand of this walker so they can get their own. I am quick to send them to Amazon for it.I am 5'1" and have no trouble sitting on the seat.
The installed seat is much too small for most adults.
Got a second one of these to go into the back of our 2017 Jeep Cherokee. Fits perfect. You cannot go wrong with these. Spend the extra money, they are well worth it.
I live on a farm and this walker allows me to go everywhere with little to no extra effort. The large front tires roll over most all objects encountered.I am very pleased with this walker and it's outstanding performance.
My spouse has been dealing with MS for more than 35-years and has had to use a rolling walker for over 25-years¡ Thus, I did the assembly and she did the testing and product evaluation. Here are our findings¡Assembly:? The first thing I noticed upon arrival was that the box was considerably heavier than anticipated.? Next, I was impressed with how well everything was packaged and well protected.? Every piece was thick, sturdy, and nicely finished.? All of the connection points of each section had labels that matched the piece to which they were to be connected¡ in other words, R1 gets connected to R1 on the mating part. This made following the clear assembly instructions extremely easy and pretty much foolproof.? Once assembled, this unit is impressive in its appearance and obvious robustness.? It has an integrated seat, storage bag, cup holder, and even a clip type cane holder all of which are nicely crafted from durable materials.? Once assembled, this rollator walker is rock-solid. It¡¯s much beefier and sturdier than any of the other walkers my wife has owned.Testing:? The finished unit is really nice looking and very sturdy.? Without doubt, this is a very robust unit.? The 12in front and 10in rear rubber wheels makes navigating anywhere, inside or out, very easy.? The brakes are easy to use and work well.? The seat and backrest are strong and provide a convenient mobile resting place anywhere you go.? The storage bag is quite roomy allowing for safe transport of most of the everyday items one typically uses.? This walker instills a feeling of safety and security with no worry of it typing over.? Will easily support and work for larger persons.? It is easy to fold flat for transport and is not too heavy for one person to load or unload.Overall rating: 5-Stars for this VERY well-made product.
Product: ELENKER All-Terrain Rollator WalkerAs someone who used to recommend and instruct people in assistive devices, I can say that not all devices are appropriate for everyone. Picking the right equipment for your needs is the first and most important step. Rollators are somewhere between a wheelchair and a walker. There can be quite a bit of differences between rollators. This is an all terrain rollator and is best suited for outdoor use. It is a bit bulky to use indoors all the time. It is better for use outdoors and over uneven ground.It¡¯s best suited for someone who still has a fair amount of strength but may have endurance and/or balance problems. They should also have adequate cognition to use it safely, such as remembering to engage the brakes before sitting or standing.They state it¡¯s suited for people 5¡¯ to 6¡¯4¡±. I feel it¡¯s best for taller people. While you can adjust the height for the hand rests, you can¡¯t adjust the height of the seat sling. It¡¯s 24¡± high. For comparison, the standard height for a chair is 18¡±. I¡¯m 5¡¯10¡± and can sit and stand comfortably from the seat. Both of my feet rest on the ground while sitting. My mom is 5¡¯6¡± and she has to scoot up onto the seat, and her toes barely touch the ground while sitting.The foot lift is a nice feature, and helps to get the front wheels up curbs. However, it does take some strength to use it, and it will only lift one side. Both front wheels can¡¯t be lifted up at the same time by using the foot lift on one side. At least, I¡¯m not able to.The front pouch is roomy and the zipper works freely. The seat sling gets in the way for opening and closing the pouch since it extends just a bit under the sling. I couldn¡¯t find a way to pull the pouch forward. It makes it awkward to access the pouch while sitting or standing in front of the rollator. The cane and cup holders are somewhat flimsy. The cane holder would probably get the job done (I don¡¯t use a cane). The cup holder will only hold a small container,.
This is the perfect walker for those who need it. Wayyyy easy to put together. Everything is just clicked together. The seat can hold a good amount of weight. Rolls very very well. Breaks work great too. Only issue we found is that its a little heavy. Youd need a caregiver to help.
I needed a lot of help fixing the breaks on this walker. If they was no one to help me this would have been useless to me and I would of had to send it back.
Ok. First I LOVE that it has breaks to it. That makes me feel SOO much more at ease when I think of my mom using this. If she's on a hill (which her whole property is hilly), then she can walk with more confidence that if she's going to fast, she can just put on the breaks. I also love that it comes with a compartment to stash all her junk ... errrr possessions in. Purse, tissues, meds, kitchen sink, etc. It was also extremely easy to put together. There is only 1 negative I have and it's that (facing the front of the walker), on the right wheel, the brake piece barely scrapes the wheel. (You can see in the photo that the left side has a SLIGHT gap, but the other touches). I've got to figure out how to adjust it ever so slightly so it doesn't make her want to walk in circles. I tried pushing it up, but it won't budge. BUT other than that, this thing will go over gravel, dirt, rug, floor, grass, etc due to the type of wheels it has. Now to get her out of the mind-frame that she thinks it's just for "old people". She's 87 and has fallen quite a few times. Once I convince her that even young people use these for balance, we might have a winner here.
Disclaimer: I received this product for no charge through the Vine program.Since my father started having trouble getting around, I've tried a number of rollator type walkers. This Elenker model would be an excellent choice for someone who needs an assist device, but still wants to go outside and walk around where the terrain may not be perfectly flat and smooth.Before I enumerate what I like, I will get the one main negative out of the way. This rollator, at 21 lbs., is heavier than other similar rollators. Lifting it into a car or up a flight of stairs will be more of a chore. A frail, elderly user will need help with those tasks.Aside from the weight, the Elenker is well made with thoughtful design.Assembly (and disassembly if desired) is easy and straightforward. No tools are needed. Everything clicks together and tightens with clamps or knurled nuts. Assembly took about 5 minutes.The large rubber tires roll smoothly and negotiate uneven terrain and obstacles (like thresholds) better than walkers with standard diameter wheels. They have a better grip than the smaller shiny PVC wheels that come with most walkers. The tire tread contributes to the grip, and it slides less on carpet or hard surfaces than a walker with smooth wheels. The rubber is not sticky like a classic pencil eraser, it's more like a firm silicone rubber. The tires have a bit of give to them, but they are not air filled. There is a sealed port on each wheel, and I suspect they were used to fill the tires were filled with a medium density polyurethane foam. This walker is advertised as "All-Terrain," and it is certainly easier to use on grass, dirt, or uneven surfaces than a typical walker.The cast aluminum frame is very sturdy. There are no obvious welds or brazed joints - bolts and screws are used instead. The brakes are easy to use and lock in place. The rubber hand grips are made with grippy rubber and are comfortable. They don't leave any odor on your hand or any bits of rubber. The brakes.
It was easy to assemble. Only took about 5-10mins which also accounted for me double checking to make sure I had everything assembled correctly. The wheels roll very smooth and the brakes on the handle bars are amazing. I love how it comes with a storage compartment and that you can also sit on it which is great for my grandmother. The handle height can also be easily adjusted as needed which is also great. This walker seems to be very sturdy and nicely constructed.
I¡¯ve reviewed several walkers and this brand is one of the nicest made.It has adjustable hand grips, a seat and a travel tote.It has huge sturdy wheels/tires. Most walkers have dinky tires but these are all terrain.The brakes lock on position when you need to have a seat.This walker can be positioned for different height users and weights but larger people will find the seat a tad small.It folds up for travel and is relatively lightweight considering how well built it is.It glides with ease and stops on demand making it a safe walker for anyone needing a little extra help with mobility.
I am a middle aged woman going on vacation with my family after tearing a tendon in my ankle. While I am now working on rebuilding my muscle, I sometimes get tired and my muscles sometimes get tired so I thought this would work great. I especially like that it is all-terrain as I want to explore places like parks with fairly decent trails as well as Mall of America as we go to Minnesota. This looks perfect for what I want. It should keep me steady and moving when I need to and then if I get tired, I can rest on the seat. The large wheels seem to work well for different terrains. It is fairly compact so won¡¯t take up a terrible amount of space in our small SUV.My husband found it fairly easy to put together and the directions were clear on how 6o do it, so it dodn¡¯t take too long to assemble it.
Update (8/19/22): Well packaged. Easy to put together. A more heavy duty walker that is very rugged. Apparently can be used to go over rougher surfaces but that makes it HEAVY. A person with physical weakness would find it difficult to move the walker due to the extra weight. The larger/heavier frame is not well suited for indoor use. The zippered carry bag is great.Summary: Ordered this for a disabled, elderly parent. Evaluating the features from an engineering perspective. Also comparing this sit-down style 4-wheel walker, to another HEALCONNEX, and to two other styles: 3-wheel version by PLANET-WALK, and the 4-wheel stand-up version by PROHEAL (listed below, also a Vine Review).Observations: 1) the unit stores vertically, and sets up really quickly; 2) the 12-inch wheels will roll over bumps easier than smaller diameter wheels; 3) at 26pounds, the unit is relatively heavier than the other lightweight (non-offroad versions); this is good for the patient, but maybe more work for a caregiver (handling a heavier chair); 4) aluminum tube construction, as compared to round tube steel, will be lighter as well as more sturdy. Additionally, this is the first "off road" version I have evaluated; this one has slightly larger diameter and wider tires.Recommendations: 1) Initial setup is very important for overall comfort and safety; while it is very enticing to toss the manual on the side, and slap it together, the adjustment and fine tuning phase is a really important step that should be missed. 2) After a few days of use, it's important to determine if an alternate adjustment could be more comfortable; the largest adjustment is the height, which adjusts for an adult height of 5 to 6 feet. 3) While the unit arrives pre-assembled, it would be wise to go over the entire unit, top to bottom. 4) One thing to consider is the style of the rollator/walker; this one has two horizontal handles at a lower height, but is primarily used standing up, and the other style is lower, and t.
I feel the front tires are little big. Also it seems to go to the left. When I am sitting in the chair and going backwards. The chair really isn’t very comfortable. I would not recommend this walker to anyone sorry.
