PU Solid Upright Walker

I actually copied the picture but it IS exactly the one I bought. I just wanted to say that this particular, Zler All Terrain Upright Walker, goes over some pretty good mixed sized gravel pretty darn well and safely. Just need to maneuver maybe a little slower then when on sidewalk etc. BUT the important part to me was that I don't need to lift it to get over the gravel and to the sidewalk near my apartment! Happy buyer here. I did JUST get this and tested it on the gravel/rocks before writing this review. Just to add that I have put a lot of things together, this was not the easiest for me but it is doable and I'm almost 80 years old. I can't report on anything else but so far, so good!!

The walker was easy to assemble and set to the correct height. It folds nicely into the back seat of the Honda. You do have to check the tightness of the knobs periodically. After one excursion to a park when I put it back in the car one of the pins fell out onto the car seat because the knob was missing, I contacted the seller through Amazon and they sent me a page of the available knobs so I could ID which one I needed, and then they sent it to me no charge; it arrived within days. Customer Service was A+

Purchased this for my wife. After 6 months of use the armrests are cracking along the rear edge. Unfortunately, this is the area most people lean on the most. I am trying to find replacements however so far no luck. There isn't a customer service number posted and e-mails go unanswered. The walker itself is very good, however, not having replacement parts available is the reason for the 3 star review.

What I liked.1) Required no tools to assemble.2) Lightweight.3) All terrain.4) Arm rests.5) Breaks.6) Large wheels.7) Comfortable seat.8) Comfortable backrest.9) Attractive in appearance.10) Bag.What I didn't like.1) Could not attached bag. Had to figure out alternative.2) Cup holder wouldn't stay put.3) Seat didn't slide back-and-forth and protruded to far out. Have to stand a distance away so it doesn't rub against legs.4) Can't figure out how to attach cane holder.5) Video wasn't very helpful.6) Instruction manual wasn't very helpful. Print and pictures too small.

Wife loved it in stores and hard surfaces, until it almost put her in the grave. She went to a funeral with this walker, walked up towards the casket, the walker suddenly stopped in about an inch of soft dirt as she continued to walk almost falling in to the casket, only was stopped from falling because someone was able to catch her arm. This is not all terrain upright walker. Works great on hard flat surfaces but anything bumpy or soft to stops without any warning.

So far so good. My last walker from Elkener collapsed when I sat in it the first time. I sat on this one and everything held. It was a little tricky assembling, but I had a rubber mallet which helped me align the rear wheel assembly into the frame. The front wheels are actually inserted into the frame and not a hub assembly at the end of it. The metal welds look very strong. The real test will be my concert festival next week which has gravel and rough terrain. I have to say I am pleased so far. I also like that I have an option to fold flat or not. My last walker would go flat when you pulled up the seat. I like having the option.

My husband will be able to get around so much better with this great walker. My only complaint is the directions look like a different walker than the one we bought so we had to keep trying different things to get things to work properly and, also, the print for the actual directions are so tiny that even with my glasses I had trouble reading them. It's a little heavier than I would have liked as I am the one who will be putting it in and out of the car, but, I am still so glad I bought it for him and I really do recommend it. He is finally walking almost completely upright rather than stooped over using his regular walker.

I bought this for after hip replacement surgery. It's been terrific. Much better than traditional walkers or crutches. It isn't great for outdoors on a lawn, seemed to loosen things a bit. And the weight should be a bit more realistic. I chose this as it stated up to 300 pounds. I'm 280 and find I should have gone with one with a higher weight limit, that may be my own fault. But I couldn't have gotten through recovery without it.