KMINA - Rollator Wheelchair Combo for Smooth Terrain, 2 in 1 Transport Chair, Folding Walker with Seat, Seniors, Dual (Black)

Perfect design for my 88 year old Mom for walking support and transport needs in the future. I am so impressed with the engineering that went into this walker, I bought open box to save even more and was relieved that the only thing wrong was the seat needed a 180 degree change to work properly, quick snap off, turn and snap back on, all fixed. Very sturdy, lightweight, large go everywhere wheels... I would highly recommend.

Great 2-fer. Both wheel chair and walker sturdy,easy to fold and I think it's the best purchase I have made in a long time.

Works great in tight spaces and on flat surfaces, but when used in wheelchair mode, even a transition strip between rooms can cause it to get stuck. Trying to push harder causes the chair to tip forward, putting the rider at risk of falling out. We were able to cross those bumps by wheeling the chair backward, but it would be nice to have some way (a brace bar between the wheels, maybe) of tilting the front up a bit to get over spots like that without having to flip around backward or having to take a run and go to do so. That said, it does maneuver well as a walker and was perfect for giving my MIL extra stability and a place to rest when she got tired of walking. The blue color is really nice, too.

The design is great but the quality control regarding assembly is very poor. Bought one - it never arrived. Tried again and the seat and device to collapse it were mixed up so impossible to use. Third time had same seat problem. Had a mechanic friend correct the assembly and so far so good. Hopefully it will stand up.

I liked the fact of easy assembly and very sturdy, reliable and dependable!

This walker is very easy to push, when I need to use a walker. When I get tired, I just flip the back and put down the foot rest and it becomes a comfortable wheelchair.

What I didn't like:Seat is too low and husband was plopping down on it which is not a good exercise. Also the apparatus surrounding the seat (breaks, nobs, etc.) infringes on the passenger when used in a sitting position. When we purchased this we envisioned long walks on a St. Augustine pier with intervals of rest. Instead I got a grumpy husband who complained any time he had to sit in it. He had a stroke and with diminishing walking ability we used it as wheelchair, which it definitely IS NOT meant to be. Sitting in it for long periods of time was very uncomfortable to him.I thought the foot rest would be a nice addition and maybe for some people it might be. But for my husband the leg space was cramped and he wound up folding it up and placing his feet on the ground.What I liked:It's a nice looking piece of equipment but in this case 'looks can be deceiving'

Mom can walk around the house when she needs to, and I can wheel her around the many ramps, elevators and walkways at Wake Forest Baptist Hospital.