Upright Rollator - Walker with Foldable Transport Seat

This rollator is definitely an improvement over the normal size equivalent. My back didn’t hurt from leaning over. I did find the sitting position very uncomfortable. The knobs for the arm pieces hit right at my shoulders. The biggest issue, and the one that has me ready to sell this rollator, is how big it still is after collapsing. All that does is fold the width. The height and bulk remain. I drive a large sedan. This thing goes from one door to the other in my backseat! Because it’s that long, it is unmanageable for me when trying to lift into the car. I don’t how to solve that problem, but it’s a big one!

Sturdy Posture Support with Great Value (Minor Bulk Issues) Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) Executive Summary The Vive Upright Rollator is an excellent investment for those looking to improve their gait and reduce back strain without breaking the bank. It offers a premium, sturdy build and a high level of accessibility through flexible payment options. While it excels in stability, users with compact vehicles or those who frequent crowded spaces should be aware of its physical footprint. Pros Superior Ergonomics: The upright design significantly improves posture compared to traditional rollators, effectively shifting weight from the lower back to the forearms. Out-of-the-Box Ready: It comes almost fully assembled, which is a massive plus for those with limited hand dexterity or strength. Build Quality: Very sturdy and reliable on various surfaces. It feels safe and well-engineered. Price Accessibility: The price point is highly competitive. The option to use Shop Pay for four interest-free installments makes this a viable option for those on a fixed or lower income. Cons & Considerations Transportability: Even though the height is adjustable, the upright armrests make the unit quite bulky. It can be a challenge to fit into smaller trunks or hatchbacks without lowering the armrests first. Seated Visibility: When used as a seat, the armrest structure can partially obstruct your peripheral view. This can create a slight sense of anxiety in crowded or busy venues where you want a clear line of sight. Final Verdict This is a high-quality mobility aid that delivers on its promises. If you have a larger vehicle or primarily use it in open spaces, it is easily a 5-star product. However, the bulkiness of the armrests is a necessary trade-off for the postural benefits it provides.

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I love my walker but have suggestions to improve it’s design. With the seat positioned as it is, there’s a tendency to bend forward rather than stand tall and upright. If the seat was moved forward some or even adjustable on the inside, then it would be easier to walk “in” the walker and not bend over it. This bending over the walker has been a concern of some physical therapists and their hesitancy to recommend these walkers. Another change could be a way to fold down the upright arms. The height of these make it really difficult for shorter women to independently place the walker in the car. As I said before, I love my walker but these design adjustments would make it sooo much easier to use!!

Walker was easy to put together but a little confusing to follow the paper instructions just don't know how high to make it where do I need my arms put otherwise I think I feel real safe with it