byACRE Carbon Ultralight Rollator Walker - 10.6 lbs Adult Walkers with 4 Wheels and Seat - Lightweight Seated Walkers with Wheels - Foldable Rolling Walker with Seat - Walker for Adults

This is truly an engineering marvel, congratulations to the engineers who spent so much time to get it right. Here are the features.First off, it is incredibly light at 10.5 pounds, but it feels even lighter because there are no external knobs, bolt heads, and wires that litter the surfaces of a regular rollator. You can grab it anywhere on its smooth structural side truss and lift it easily. It will not snag on anything. If you have ever loaded two regular rollators on top of each other it is difficult to get them apart when unloading, the Acre rollator will never have that issue.Second: the wheels are first class, they are larger than the cheap rollators and the tires are made of a rubber that will absorb the impact of a sidewalk crack or object on the sidewalk, and between the size of the wheel and the rubber compound, it will roll right over things that would bring other rollators to to a slamming halt. A big safety issue in my opinion.Third: the rigidity of this unit is amazing and it will never change, it is easily 5 times stiffer than a regular rollator. Just grab a standard rollator and try to twist it with wheels locked. It will twist 2 to 3 inches, and that is if all the dozen bolts are tight, the Acre doesn't twist, and there are no bolts to loosen up.. This is subtle but can make a big safety improvement when unexpected bumps happen. Cars are always trying to improve their suspension performance by becoming stiffer, so should rollators.Four: This one is subtle but incredibly clever. My mom complained that it didn't turn as easily as her old rollator. The issue is that if you lean on it and try to turn it instantly, it resists the turn. This felt odd to my mom, if she would turn while walking, or not lean on the walker when doing a quick turn it was no problem. Somehow, Acre has figured out how to resist unintended trips and falls by very clever angles and caster. If you trip off center with a regular rollator it will zip sideways and not provide support. The Acre rollator will give you enough time to catch your balance. The geometry also encourages good balance in turns, it subtly teaches good technique, and is smooth as silk to operate.Fifth: The folding mechanism is really well thought out, it folds easily and even better it unfolds and locks in place with just a little downward pressure on the sides of the seat. Something my mother can do easily, a big safety plus.Final thoughts: This replaced a 10 pound 3 wheel rollator which was scary as heck. She had one fall already when the front wheel turned sideways on a threshold because she didn't pay close enough attention, at 86 these things happen, but she wouldn't use anything else because they weigh 4 to 8 pounds more. This is the same 10 pound weight so she is happy that she can lift it, and I don't worry about a hospital trip. Yes, this is an expensive unit but it gets used every day, and the design is exquisite, it is safe and it is really a good looking work of very functional art. Like a high end luxury car, it keeps you safe and you are proud to own it.

Seriously, this thing is built like a jet fighter - light weight, sleek, trim and ergonomic. It’s easy to assemble and extremely stable. I love that you can easily fold it up and store it in a closet or corner when not in use. This is a case of “You get what you pay for” and you’ll feel it when you use it. It’s worth the extra money for long term use, aesthetics, maneuverability and stability. Once you try it, you won’t be able to go back to the standard walker.

Of all the walkers out there (that I have seen), this is the easiest to use, the most comfortable, the lightest, and the best on broken terrain. Get the fabric cover if you want to check it on an airplane. Make sure that the screws are tight—they loosen over time and you don't want to lose one. Yes, it is expensive, but we think it is worth the cost.

It arrived fast. Within 4 days. It was easy to remove from the box. As for looks, it really has an impressive finish. It looks expensive and it is. No assembly reqired other than the hand grips which easly adjust up or down by pressing a lever on the sides.As it says in the instructons, it is not a wheelchair. In my opinion it is not well suited for assessories. It would be better to buy a carrying bag that will fit on your shoulder or around you neck. This is my way of carrying extras when needed. It is so light and easy to place in the back seat of my car. So light and easy to carry.This makes it the best choice in walkers. The more I use it the better I like it.The only drawback is the price. If you can afford it-----buy it!!!

Worked great until the bolt that holds it together fell out and the helpdesk won’t respond. The way it fell apart could of really hurt me if I didn’t notice.

My overland rollator was very nice. I kept it and plan on using it on my walks around my rural neighborhood.I returned the ultralight because it was wrong. I ordered wide track and it was regular. It was a really tight fit and with my bad hip it hurt to twist in and out. I did however REORDER the wide track because I think the light weight will be super easy for using when going out with the car.