Stander Metro Walker

I am so pleased with my walker. It is light weight as described in the description. One review I read said they were disappointed because the wheels did not turn. Well if you think carefully, you would know that if the wheels did turn, folding it up would be impossible. I am satisfied that it has helped me so much with my disability.

I take this in the car, easy to fold and throw in the back. This my second Metro Walker. The first one just got over used and too much weight put on it. I have lost weight and that is important with this light weight walker. Too much weight pushing on it will cause it to fall apart. That said, it really is worth the money for the convenience

Did not work for my husband. Not stable enough. Plus, it cost $55.00 to return.

A must have for anyone needing a walker who flies commercially. This walker folds and fits in the over head storage bins. It is well made, fold with just a touch and makes traveling easier.

At the age of 34, I don't want to have a walker BUT since I have to, this one is perfect for me. I have ALS and so my core isn't stable and I drag my feet. For that reason, I can't have a rollator with wheels that turn.There's so much I love about this walker: 1) it's light so I can throw it in the car myself, 2) it folds up so easily and so compact that it's easy to bring it everywhere -- restaurants, airplanes, movie theaters, etc. 3) it's narrower than other walkers so I never have a problem with doorways, 4) it's not hospital gray.Yesterday, I was flying cross country and I had literally 5 different flight attendants and airline people tell me how perfect it was for airports. It fits in the overhead compartment and I can partially collapse it to be narrow enough to walk down the aisle on my own.I'm buying a second one for the house so I can use the current one around town and not drag stuff inside to scuff up the floors. It hasn't been a problem so far but I want to protect our hardwoods. For the inside one, I'm going to add some side pouches to be able to carry stuff more easily around the house.Only cons: 1) the back skis catch on rugs a lot, 2) big sidewalk cracks and doorframes can stop the walker in its tracks so there's a danger that in tumbling over the front of it. It hasn't happened though, 3) if you turn too quickly, there's a danger of tipping sideways. As others have said, it's not the MOST stable walker out there if you're really unstable. But I'm on the smaller side (5'3, 125 lbs) so I think that helps.

Walker is light weight and folds easily. But the holes that align the wheels and gliders are imprecise. If you replace the back sliders with wheels, the unit tends to veer off to one side. This is a shame since the walker is nicely made in all other regards. The retailer, Avaline, however, was nothing but trouble. They sent the wrong color and would not take it back. Because the Amazon generated order did not indicate the color, it is very hard to tell what color the system thinks you have ordered and Avaline is no help whatever.

So easy to bring with you without the bluk of the larger walkers. We fold it up and tuck it under the table when we go to resturants, we bungee cord it to my husband's scooter. It's perfect for on the go.

has been all we could have asked for