Byacre Carbon Ultralight Rollator Walker with Seat - Worlds Lightest Rollator - 4.8 kg Mobility Aids for Walking - Mobility Walker with Seat

I just love this Rollator.I am a 76-year-old lady and have osteo-arthritis all over my body (including my hands) - and need two new hips and knees - so I need as much help as I can get.This is the third walker I have owned. The first was a cage with a bag - very unstable and scary. I disposed of that and bought a Carlett 900. This is also fantastic - very sturdy with a solid seat and large capacity bag for shopping - yet it is rather cumbersome and doesn't fold easily. I will keep it for shopping purposes alone - but I needed a more lightweight one to take on the bus, attend hospital appointments and put in the boot of a friend's car.I had considered this one for a while - but the cost seemed rather high for an additional walker. However, now I have purchased it - I think it is worth every penny. The cost of all walkers has increased a lot recently - so this one doesn't seem that bad now - especially if you can claim the V.A.T. back. I managed to get a refund for the V.A.T. by requesting this from Amazon.As we all say - it is so incredibly light and beautifully engineered. I thought perhaps it would be too flimsy - and just a 'fashion accessory' for the rich and disabled - but no. I feel as confident pushing this as I do with my Carlett - more so, in fact, because it easier to fit into confined spaces - and you can slightly fold it and yet still feel confident that it will not wobble or fall over. It must be the only rollator that does not fall over when folded - without even using the strap.I live in a flat and have many stairs to negotiate - and I have to bump my Carlett all the way down - and get someone to help me to get it back up again when full of shopping. With the byAcre one I do not have the additional weight of my shopping and so can manoeuvre it slowly up and down the stairs - and store it in a small space.Did I mention it is beautiful? I always felt odd in my skinny jeans and modern clothes - using a walker! But now with my bright red byAcre Ultralight I feel confident again. The psychological aspect cannot be overestimated.So considering the beautiful design, and lightweight practicality - I highly recommend this rollator - you can try it for 30 days anyway and see if it meets your needs.

I wouldn't be without my Acre now I have it. It's fantastic.I was using a combination of crutches and a wheelchair, but I kept getting injuries when using the crutches so I decided a rollator would be better. I'd been looking for one for months but couldn't find one that was sturdy and aesthetically pleasing.I'm young, but I think anyone of any age would want something more sleek and stylish than the usual rollators available, which this absolutely is. Most mobility aids look cheap and clinical, which makes you feel a lot more self conscious about your condition than you should.Due to the carbon fibre frame it's incredibly lightweight. I have joint issues and can lift it one handed.It comes ready assembled so there's no faffing about, or waiting until someone else can help you put it together. You can use it right away.It's very easy to maneuver, and the braking mechanism is a dream as it's reversed so as not to cause hand strain.The folding and unfolding is so easy to do. Folding can be done one handed in literally 1-2 seconds.It comes with a very handy bumbag that hooks easily onto the chair, so you can store any essentials like handwipes, sanitiser, tissues etc.Also, I'm not exactly the lightest personbut the frame is super sturdy and easily holds my weight (85kg) without any signs of stress.Obviously it's madly expensive, but so are any other decent mobility aids. It's definitely worth it in the long run though. I doubt I'll need to buy another for a very very long time.

Used by person with mobility issues. Easy to transport, easy erection, very lightweight and sturdy in use. Whilst expensive it is good value.

Lovely quality, lightweight, maneuvers easily and it’s going to some use.

This walker is brilliant. It is the 2nd one I have got. The first one was 2 years ago and was the compact one which I still use for going on buses, and this one is a wider model which I use for general walking plus needing to sit down.

Rollator looked fabulous was very light, however the width between the handles was only 37cms/15”wide. Regrettably had to return, was definitely looks superb substance none, the dimensions should be in the description, this would have saved a poor review.

I bought this for my Mom.We chose the compact size as she is quite slim.The wheels glide smoothly and she walks in between the frame in a more natural way.It folds easily and can stand up on its wheels without leaning. The brake is easy to use and the seat is very useful.It’s so light and manoeuvrable.It’s the best !

For many years I've had the standard style nhs rollator. WOW what a difference my new Acre Rollator has made to my independence, I can easily pop this one in the boot of the car, it would even fit in the back seat well! Very stylish and very light. Make sure you adjust the handles to the right height for you. Get that right and it's almost like using 2 walking sticks that move as one. Handles are just the right shape, took a little while to get used to them, seemed odd at first as they seemed the wrong way round, perfect ergonomic shape for my hands. Whoever designed this rollator had someone in mind like myself (77 and disabled for many years) Thank you Acre for improving my quality of life. Well Done 👍✅