Helavo Foldable Rollator with Seat – 360° Swivel 8" Wheels, 24.8" Wide - Lightweight Aluminum Rolling Walker for Seniors and Adults with Adjustable Height

I have a couple of other top-of-the-line rollators that are well-designed and manufactured to very high standards. But they are really expensive and not the easiest to take on airplanes. I needed a very compact and rugged unit that I can take on planes. This Helavo model fits my needs perfectly. It double folds into a compact size that can be gate checked (like a baby stroller) or stowed in an airplane closet. The rollator is easy to unfold, but requires some dexterity to set up (involving a pair of screws and cotter pins). Once set up, the rollator is sturdy and stable; adjustable handle heights; and intuitive to use. The only thing that needs some revision is the canvas storage bag that is supposed to expand into a carrying bag for the rollator. The expanded bag dimensions and design are inadequate for using it to check the rollator on a plane. For the price of the unit this is certainly no deal breaker, and I would happily buy a Helavo brand, TSA-compliant bag specifically made for airplane travel. This model is a tad over 18 pounds. It’s a bit heavy to be carrying up-and-down stairs; but as a rollator for traveling, the trade-off is more than acceptable. The rollator is delivered in a sturdy cardboard box with an instruction manual and two cards tacked to the inside flaps of the box. These are important cards: one for instructions to set up the rollator and the other for obtaining an extended 3-year warranty on the product. Be sure to apply for the extended warranty! It’s free.12/31/23 - I ordered a Gonex 80L Foldable Travel bag (available on Amazon) as a transport bag for gate checking my Model F1010 rollator. I am experimenting with packing the rollator in a 28” suitcase — it takes about half the space in the suitcase and I can pack my clothes in the other half. That way I have fewer pieces of luggage to manage overall.01/17/24 - One more accessory item that I ordered for traveling with my rollator is a TSA-approved "Medical Equipment" baggage tag (many different types offered on Amazon). This tag is useful for gate checked rollators in bags and instances where my rollator is packed in a 28" suitcase for checked luggage. No guarantee that airlines won't mishandle your stuff; but good visual reminder to handle with care.

High quality well built and lightweight enough for me. I have heart failure and Need something light enough and easily folded to put in the trunk of my Civic. It will fit in even into a even smaller car if you have one!! We took it on a flight and cruise for our vacation. I love how easy it was to set up, the quality of the chair and wheels and it flooding down to a very small size make it ideal stowing just about anywhere!The handles are very easy to adjust up and down and the brakes are perfect.It stowed in the plane very easily folded down and fit in our cabin and all of the hallways!I researched about every walker even purchased another one that was Much heavier and about impossible to put on a plane!Super buy! Worth every penny!

This is a nice walker. I don’t bump my knee on the seat when I walk. I feel very comfortable and steady when I walk. I also like that it folds in half so easier to store or take on trips. I haven’t used it a lot yet because we had to order a part that did not come with the walker and the company was out of stock. We were able to find the part on Amazon and now I can have some fun with it.

I have had this since February 2023. I am still using it. It has been a durable & reliable. The way it folds is so much easier to put in & out of vehicles. It gets around good even in the yard. It has been worth every penny. It has held up well even with my fluctuating weight. It is the perfect size my short legs.

This is a great walker. Lightweight yet sturdy. Easy assembly and adjustable. Super easy to fold up. I use it for non-weight bearing ankle as a scooter. Easy to maneuver over different surfaces and comfortable to sit on if needed. Having a bag in front is great and folding up the walker to store in the same bag is a plus.

The media could not be loaded. I am a 26 year old who has rheumatoid arthritis and a hyper mobility disorder, so mobility tools are key to my independence. I had a bunionectomy about 3 weeks ago, so I’ve been relying on tools more than usual.Before I received the Helavo Rollator, I was using a traditional knee scooter around the house. It was clunky and hard to maneuver in tight spaces. It was very difficult to turn 360 degrees, and I couldn’t sit on it or move things with it.PROS- Easy to follow instructions- all in one design; the rollator folds up into the bag it comes with for easy storage-360 movement- Easy braking- Wide seat- Versatile; functions as a knee scooter, walker, or seat- Thoughtfully designed, ergonomic- Easily adjustable- Comes with accessories like bag and cane holders!CONS-You may need help with assembly depending on your mobility level. My husband assembled it in 20 mins though!- Narrow doorways beware! I have baby gates in my home and the rollator didn’t quite clear them. You may need to use a disability friendly public restroom to take it in with you if you’re out and about.Helavo has produced a dynamic product that I am now using every day. I’m so happy to feel stable on my feet again 🌹

This rollator is okay. Very sturdy, breaks work well. It fits through all normal sized doors and turns corners easily. I have to say I hate the seat. So uncomfortable. It's made of mesh with no cushioning. The width is good but the length is to short. Digs into my legs. I tried putting a pillow on it but that didn't help. My small dog does enjoy riding around on it in my apartment though! There's also no way to attach a cup holder because the bars are not round. It's decent for the price. If you're on a tight budget I would recommend it. But if you've got the money for something better, don't get this one.