I GOT A ROLLATOR (ROLLING WALKER/WHEELED WALKER)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- It's here, it's here!
Since I was a bit fuzzy in the video, let me restate my priorities in choosing this:
1. Under $200
2. Can fold up side to side and stand up on its own
3. Cargo space not inaccessible when seat is in use
4. Minimal adjustments to get from standing to seated
5. Not hideous
6. Larger wheels preferred
I settled on the OasisSpace rollator, and paid about $162 (with tax etc) on amazon prime, after a small coupon.
I have a rollator with the seat in the compartment under the seat and I love it I'm 89 years old and I was lucky to have my son-in-law put it together he put it together in about a half an hour without any problem no tools needed it folds up good into the trunk of a car lifted by my daughter or Uber very easily and what I like as it turns on a dime in my narrow hallway I just have a studio apartment and I take my breakfast meals to my chair and then the dirty dishes back to the kitchen on the seat
Thank you for sharing. I'm getting mine tomorrow. Your dog is beautiful btw.
You did show how vertically close by pulling up the seat strap. Narrow enough for small places like a closet. I hope it does that. You have a good deal and adventures ahead.
I meant Did NOT show … pull up the seat.
Thank you for the demo. I have ordered a new rolator and am anxiously waiting for its arrival. It looks like yours.
I'm sorry to hear about your heart. I had supra ventricle tachycardia for many years and was in the ER so many times having it reverted. Then I went to a Cardiologist in Lebanon TN who told me why my heart kept doing that. He said it was because I had too many nerves telling my heart when to beat and when to stop the beat. As long as they were working together I was fine but sometimes they would get out of sync and that's when my heart would hit 230 beats per minute. He is a plumber cardiologist who deals with the blood vessels so referred me to an electrician cardiologist who deals with the nerves.
This Doctor at St Thomas in Nashville TN did an RF Ablation and I don't have tachycardia anymore.
You have a sweet puppy. Congratulations of your Rollator.
I can't hear you and I paid $110 for my rollator Amazon delivered it right to the door
The Rollator is the fastest walker on the block. Mine has a rear view mirror and air horn.
I've never been able to buy a brand new rollator...I've had two, both from our local second hand shop.
😂😂😂 messing around swivelling the 2nd wheel , yes we got the idea with one.
I have to have a rollator as I can't walk without breathing trouble. Being able to lean on it gives me mobility,
Are those clips so that you can lock your walker in the closed position and lift it into the car without it unfolding?
And as some other woman was trying to push that other upright and mainly putting down the rollator she had such a small one it was so low to the floor I guess to make her upright look better for standing straight but I'm 5'5 I stand straight with my rollator I like the fact that you have those pedals but I'm used to mine now so thanks for the video maybe I'll think about that other one later cuz I do have a large wheelchair in the closet that I don't use so this would be a lot more handy
Dang, my phone froze! This is a really well-considered design! I wondered about getting one of those kneeling ones for my foot surgeries, but haven't done it... probably because it's a temporary (ohgodpleasebetemporary) issue for me.
Using those too much can make blood pool in your foot and ankle and cause nerve damage. A friend's husband is dealing with that. It delayed his recovery a lot because his stubborn ass would kneel and do dishes, etc. Like a normal day. All on a kneeler.
@@freedakaye6720 OIC
Looks a bit shoddy , having to click and clip wheels in and on...they not going to last long. Once our weight is on it everyday..my first rollator wheel snapped off.
Do you make e-walker rollator?
I wish Dad would have saved mom's... probably something I'll need
I'm surprised they haven't offered you one, with your surgeries.
@@freedakaye6720 I'm not suprised
Great find! It looks sturdy. Do they make them for larger people?
I'm not sure if this brand does but I remember from buying my mom's that the best word to look for is "bariatric rollator".
Drive makes one that is pretty lightweight at 26 lbs but holds up to 500 lbs. Medline has a 19 lb model that holds 400 lbs. Also Mabis and Lumex are good to look at.
@@freedakaye6720 Thanks! I will definitely look into those.
Freedia need info about how and where I can get my service dog trained. I am in SC with diagnosed dysautonomia, diabetes amoung other other things
I'll make you a video!.