Drive Medical Nitro Sprint Foldable Rollator Walker with Seat, Standard Height Lightweight Rollator with Large Wheels, Folding Rolling Walker, Walker Rollator with Seat, Red

At $200 for the "tall" Sport model, this is a bargain, slightly improved from the prior Nitro in the process. Even the box was well-designed. I paid $350 for my Nitro, which still works fine after several years. I'll keep the Nitro in the car and the Sport in the house for non-driving excursions. The weight is unchanged, 18 lbs., so getting it in and out of the trunk and up and down stairs requires some strength. If you can lift it into the trunk of your car, this is the one for you.The Nitro was notable for years as the sole full-featured walker that (1) collapses side-to-side, so that one could more easily get through narrow passages and open doors, and (2) provides a handle height extension that permits one to walk and stand fully upright. These remain the same in the Sport, which now allows the bag to be placed in multiple positions, a convenience for some. Opening and collapsing the Sport is more intuitive and possibly more mechanically reliable. It's slightly easier to wrangle up and down stairs. The sturdiness and weight continue the same high standard.

WOW! It came fully assembled with the instructions in the little carrier bag. The handles adjusted beautifully to my husband‘s 6 foot 6 height. It is strong and sturdy. My husband is a really big guy and this is a perfect fit. It is not as heavy as a wheelchair so it is easier to maneuver in and out of the car. This is a wonderful device. Please note, as I read other reviews, I noticed people referred to different models. This tall model comes only in black or red. It is specifically made for really big people, which my husband is. I am hoping we don’t run into any of the problems that people complained about, but I noticed in their pictures. They showed quite different units. So far so good. What is most wonderful about this is that my husband refused to use a walker when it was an aluminum frame with tennis balls on the bottom. This is really jazzy. At 89 years old, he is still working, and this gives him all the mobility that he needs.

Have been recovering from a knee injury and can't use a knee scooter, so we tested this out at a local store but had to purchase on Amazon as the price was $100 less. I am in my 70s and was concerned about lifting it in and out of the SUV as I go about my daily activities.It easily folds up and can be steadily rolled, in tight places, like storing it out of the way and near you, in restaurants. It is easily cleaned and quickly adjustable to meet your needs. I've driven it on gravel and rough surfaces, and although it is not what I would consider "all terrain" to the extent that it could go on unpaved trails or on the beach, it can go most anywhere I can with my current disability. Our Uber driver folded it up and put it in the front seat of his Tesla-3.We recently returned from Maui, and I couldn't have functioned without it during the hurricane winds and as we evacuated. The product was well-packaged, arrived quickly and without damage. I also purchased the easily snap on/off cane and cup holders, both of which have made it easier to get around. (If you do so, be sure you order those that specifically fit the Nitro, as the frame is flat rather than round tubing.) The cup holder can be moved back and forth which can be handy if trying to go through a narrow doorway. The blue frame color is a medium, bright blue with a touch of turquoise (not teal.)As other reviewers mentioned, this is the upgraded version of the Nitro Sprint. I think the larger backrest is a plus in terms of comfort. The improved brake system was critical for my safety during the strong winds. The "button" system makes quick work raising and lowering the handle bars, and the adjustment caps to do the same for the backrest stays in place. It's all well-thought out with ease and safety at the center.I encourage you to feel confident purchasing the Nitro Sprint, it has exceeded my expectations and is a work horse.

Back up tell me what you're gonna do now. I got kind of punked with the first delivery rollator in an open box, and the rollator was stuck in the folded position. My return and replacement rollator request got processed quickly. Only hassle was taping closed the open box for shipping, and waiting in time window for porch pickup by UPS. Return got confirmed to me several days later. Movin’ on.My replacement Nitro Sprint rollator was delivered in a fully sealed box one day after the return pickup and two days after Santa consumed the milk and cookies I left for him under the tree in my home. The Drive bag was better quality and easier to zip compared to the bag that came with the rollator I had returned.It was somewhat stiff to unfold the replacement rollator for the first time, but I've been rollin’ rollin’ rollin’ ever since. Smooth steering requires both hands for precise maneuvering control which is great. Brakes work the way they should, and adjust well. The toe pedals are a little small but nonetheless can help stabilize the rear wheel while I'm pushing down on the handles to raise the front wheels up and over curbs and similar obstacles. All of the rollator adjustment features are effective and relatively easy to use.The seat is comfortable as is sitting on the folding handle. I always follow the extremely important safety warning to NEVER SIT AND ROLL.I'm glad I had also purchased the cup/phone holder accessory. It is real handy to have, and there are several places to attach the holder to the rollator.I like the bright red color of the frame I got. It makes the rollator very noticeable in the pedestrian mode of use. I find the quality of materials and construction to be top-notch, and the functionality of the rollator is superb. The rollator is worthy of the reasonable investment I made to improve my mobility and help prevent falls.