All-Terrain 2 in 1 Rollator Walker & Transport Chair, Folding Wheelchair with 10” Non-Pneumatic Wheels for Seniors, Reversible Backrest & Detachable Footrests, Red

I bought this for my mom when we went to the Philippines. I tell you what, I thought I didn’t need it, but it came handy when she did need it. We brought it everywhere, to watch parade and to the mall. Made our life easy. Most importantly, she liked it. It was also easy to assemble. It was a bit pricey but it’s worth it.

Wonderful wheelchair and walker in one. Made traveling easier.

I’m 44 and have a movement disorder. I bought this to use at a festival at Zilker park. Pros: Came in fast, easy to assemble, sturdy, cup holder, cane holder, easy to use on hills and grass, bag is very roomy, backrest is easy to adjust by raising or lowering handles. Seat comfortable enough and the small armrest are nice. Sturdy enough for my 8 year old to stand on seat and see musicians, allowed me to walk so much faster, I was able to put food on seat and walk independently. I found it very maneuverable and I like the wheels and quality. I’ve had this condition for 13 years and this is exactly what I needed and didn’t know. Cons: my cane fell out of holder when sitting many times and the clasp eventually broke. I will just use sone Velcro in the future. I was able to push my young son on the grass fairly easy. It was very smooth on gravel of course. I didn’t find the need to be pushed on this trip but it was nice to have the option. Going down curbs very difficult and going up was slightly easier. That was my only true complaint. It is a tad heavy and big for me to pick up but I expected that and needed something heavier than the traditional rollators. I’m glad I bought this and look forward to trying it at other locations. I wouldn’t want to use it in a city like New York because of its size and weight. It would be too difficult to maneuver in subway.

The best ever made, quality durable comfort easy to put together. Great for grandparents whom may take longer time to walk to doctors offices stores, even just going out for a walk with family and friends

This has been a wonderful walker for my husband. It makes him feel more confidant about walking. He has been able to get to see our granddaughter play soccer. Walker goes well over the grass and seat is high and comfortable. Havent used wheelchair feature much but hard to push over grass. Good for concrete. Well made. Very sturdy! I’m 73 and it is easy for me to pick up. Highly recommend

PRO: Very sturdy for a product weighing only 26 lbs. Generous 18" wide seat. Instructions written in clear English, not a poor translation from Chinese. Instructions include detailed photos. No tools needed. Wheels and arms slide on with threaded knobs to secure. Footrests easy on and off. CON: People under 5 ft tall may have problems with the lowest handle setting (33") and seat height (*22"). Con: Cannot be use as a transport chair due to the front wheels in the transport configuration being under the thighs and it tips forward when the footpads are mounted and I put my legs on them.

We purchased this for my mother-in-law before our winter vacation. She uses a cane and has problems getting around, but she was hesitant to change into a walker/wheelchair. We convinced her to try it for this vacation. Thank you Elenker, this made our vacation so much easier. She was able to walk when she wanted, but when she tired out, we switched to wheelchair mode and pushed her around. She appreciated being able to participate beyond her stamina. We are super excited to use this in the future as well, and now she doesn't mind the idea as much.

I am recovering from a broken kneecap, using this as a step between a wheelchair and a regular walker. DESIGN ISSUE, SERIUOSLY FLAWED... when sitting in this walker/transport chair with footrests, I was sitting in it taking my jacket off in the Drs office, (stopped, not moving) I leaned slightly to pull my arm out of the sleeve, and I do mean SLIGHTLY, and it FLIPPED me out of the chair face first onto the floor, hit kneecaps and shoulders, face down and the chair flipped over on top of me. I'm only 175 lbs., not pushing the weight limit. if my arms weren't in front of me to take the coat off, I probably would have hit headfirst and ended up in the emergency room. If the wheels are in front on the walker like you're backing up, its fine, if they are positioned under the walker like you were being pushed forward and stopped the chair is highly unstable and WILL FLIP over. My son got into it after watching me being thrown from the seat, and time and time again if the wheels are pointing backwards as in normal like being pushed by someone, the slightest lean forward flipped the chair. If he stopped the chair and then went backwards about six inches which moved the wheel to directly under the footrests then it was stable...but who pushes someone into a room, then rolls it back six inches to move the wheel to directly under the footrest?? It's hard to open, maneuver and you're risking your loved one health if you use this walker as transport chair. Not to mention uncomfortable to sit in... buy another product, I'm so grateful I'm not in the ICU with a head injury.