ELENKER All-Terrain 2 in 1 Rollator Walker & Transport Chair, Folding Wheelchair with 10” Non-Pneumatic Wheels for Seniors, Reversible Backrest & Detachable Footrests, Blue

Purchased this for my 87 yr/o father-in-law. He has trouble walking and loses his balance often. He was using the metal cheap one that has two wheels in front and adding tennis balls to the back. He's stubborn and wouldn't allow us to get him the cool wheelchair walker when he actually needed it. Now that he's in assisted living, he loves it. He can sit when he's tired of walking and loves using the brakes. We love the multi-use capabilities of the chair/walker. Took me 20 min to assemble and it was pretty easy to follow along. Sturdy, affordable and it's great all together. He loves the drink holder so he can put his coffee.

This walker is a hit at the hospital with medical staff and patients. My husband can barely move through the hospital without someone stopping him to admire it and call an audience to take a look.After all my surgeries and cancer treatments, a wheelchair-walker combo that is lightweight and collapsable would have been wonderful to have.Taking care of hubby has confirmed my sentiments because, when he gets too tired to walk anymore, I can have him sit down and push him around easily.It would be better if the wheels were all 360 with the ability to lock the rears down. Also, an electric attachment for people without a caregiver or partner would easily turn this into an electric scooter for small areas like the grocery store or the hospital.My husband is 6'4", and he sat in this chair comfortably while I pushed him around. I can also have him get up and walk for a while when he needs to do a little exercise.The breaks work great, too. That was my biggest concern, and it came in handy when I had to wheel him down an incline while trying to keep the chair at a manageable and safe speed.I recommend this to anyone that is hunting for some solutions with elderly care. Even if they are in a nursing or adult family home, this makes caregiving a little bit easier, and every bit counts.

I really like this rollator travel chair combo. The wheels are very sturdy and it was easy assembly for me to do by myself. I do wish that the labels were on the inside, so people wouldn't see them. Im leaving them on in case i need to take it apart. My children compare it to having a Cadillac and the traditional rollator is a go-cart. 🤣🤣. I understand why there complaints about the seat not being wide enough. I would have enjoyed a couple more inches of space, but it did fit my 6ft 200 lb uncle just fine. I will however secure the cup holder with a zip tie. Sometimes it comes off if it gets laid on that side.

This walker/wheelchair combo doesn't feel sturdy and it says it supports 300lbs, but I don't agree with that. With someone who weighed 240lbs the legs moved in and out in an unstable manner. The seat is very small and the bag attachment is terrible and located when it would be under your thighs, where you should have a seat and more support. I would not recommend this to anyone. I would give 0 stars if possible. Big disappointment!!

I’m 76 years-old with artificial knees and severe osteoarthritis in hips. I need the “Elenker Rollator-Walker with Transport Chair” for the out-of-doors to take walks around the neighborhood, attend grandson’s baseball games, and travel.The adjustable handlebars are the best feature. When adapted to my height, they enable me to walk with my back straight while pushing the chair. The hand brakes work very well.The chair fits nicely into the trunk of our Toyota Camry. It folds easily but doesn’t leave much room for luggage. My husband has no trouble lifting it.While the walker/chair looks very sturdy and is advertised as suitable for indoors and outdoors, it’s not well-suited to bumpy surfaces, uneven sidewalks, and potholes. The non-pneumatic wheels are listed as 10-inch, but they only measured about 9 inches each. My rollator slightly pulls to the left, so it takes a little concentration to keep it on the “straight and narrow”.The seat is adequate when used as a transporter or taking a brief rest from walking. However, the seat is too small for extended sitting. The width measured 17 ½ inches. I’m 5’4” with long legs and found the 10-inch depth of the seat to be too short. The back support was very comfortable.The seat measures 23 inches from the ground and cannot be adjusted for height. A nice feature is the extra set of handlebars. They are placed on the sides of the seat, aiding the occupant in sitting and standing. The seatbelt is an important safety feature. Be sure to use it when riding, or you may be dumped onto the pavement when a sudden bump trips up the chair.The cane holder is plastic and was already broken when my husband opened the box. The cup holder is nice but sticks out from the frame, so it may need to be detached when going through indoor tight spaces.Overall, I really like the Elenker walker/transport chair, but must proceed with caution when using it.