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ProBasics Two-Button Folding Walker with Wheels and Roll-Up Seat 300lb WKAAW2BST

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○ Folds easily for compact storage
○ Roll-up seat for convenient rest
○ Integrated roll-up seat
○ Two-button folding system
○ 300 lb weight capacity
○ Front wheel glides
○ Limited-stamina walkers
○ Event attendees
○ Queue waiting support

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ProBasics Two-Button Folding Walker with Wheels and Roll-Up Seat:

  • Durable nylon roll-up seat that can be placed on handy hooks when not in use
  • Adjustable height settings
  • Easy-to-use push button mechanisms
  • Front cross braces near top of walker to allow for full stride
  • Each side operates independently to allow for easy movement through narrow spaces
  • Vinyl contoured hand grip for added comfort
  • Attractive, easy-to-clean aluminum frame
  • Folds flat for transport and storage
  • Weight Capacity: 300 lb
  • HCPCS* Code: E0143 (with wheels) E0156 (seat)
  • Item #: WKAAW2BST

ProBasics Two-Button Folding Walker with roll-up seat provides patients with the convenience of a rollator and the functionality of a walker.

Nylon seat hooks on frame for a secure seat. When not in use, it rolls up and stores on the frame allowing for a full stride. Features easy-to-use push button mechanisms allowing each side to operate independently for movement through narrow spaces. Supports patient weights up to 300 pounds.

Item #: WKAAW2BST

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Karen Dolan
It’s impossible for me to get the seat’s poles in and out of the holder so I can’t use the walker

It’s impossible for me to get the seat’s poles in and out of the holder so I can’t use the walker. It’s way too hard to do for many disabled people. You have to have Herculean strength. SO disappointed.

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Anonymous
Not usable as a seat

As a walker, it works well. However, the seat is very problematic. The bar in the front wants to slide out of the seat when I'm trying to click it in place. Then once in place, I could NOT NOT NOT pull the seat out of the front so I could roll it back up. My husband pushed in place and pulled it out many times to loosen it, but I am too weak to do it. Meaning that if I use it when I'm out, I can't use the seat because then I wouldn't be able to use the walker.