I want to know how many lbs it is to lift.The walker kind of folds in half??
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The weight of the actual product is 17.5 lbs and the shipping weight is 21.5 lbs. The walker folds in half in the upright position. If you have any additional questions please feel free to contact us.
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According to the A1 Medical Supply web site the walker weighs 28 pounds. I hope the walker fits your needs, I love mine and don't know what I would do without it. Good luck with your search.
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Not that heavy more than a regular walker . Much better for walking having for wheals big size so they roll over everything Easy to fold up just like a regular walker I have two of them one upstairs and one down stairs
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The walker weighs approximately 15 pounds. My 4'8", 125 pound wife lifts it with ease into and out of our Dodge Caravan SUV. Hope this answers your concerns.
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I'm not sure of the exact weight but it is heavier than the standard rolling walker.
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It can be "folded" to a point. The handle bars and wheels go toward the center of the walker so that it folds narrow. I'm not sure of the weight, but it's not light. One of the reasons we purchased it was so my MIL couldn't easily tip it over if she lost her balance. If it were too lightweight, it would do so. But it is not so heavy she (an octogenarian of about 120 lbs) cannot lift it.
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I'm guessing about 14 lbs. As for putting it into the car, take a tip I learned from folks with wheelchairs: fold the walker and lift its front wheel into the footwell of the back seat. The back wheels will be on the ground beside the car. Grab the folded back wheel frame and tilt it up and into the footwell. You than have the folded walker standing on its nose ready to take out by grasping the back wheels, tilting them out of the open car door, lifting the front wheel over the footwell and out onto the ground beside your car. Spread the handle bars and position yourself between them to get ready to roll. I'm guessing about 14 lbs. As for putting it into the car, take a tip I learned from folks with wheelchairs: fold the walker and lift its front wheel into the footwell of the back seat. The back wheels will be on the ground beside the car. Grab the folded back wheel frame and tilt it up and into the footwell. You than have the folded walker standing on its nose ready to take out by grasping the back wheels, tilting them out of the open car door, lifting the front wheel over the footwell and out onto the ground beside your car. Spread the handle bars and position yourself between them to get... » Read More I'm guessing about 14 lbs. As for putting it into the car, take a tip I learned from folks with wheelchairs: fold the walker and lift its front wheel into the footwell of the back seat. The back wheels will be on the ground beside the car. Grab the folded back wheel frame and tilt it up and into the footwell. You than have the folded walker standing on its nose ready to take out by grasping the back wheels, tilting them out of the open car door, lifting the front wheel over the footwell and out onto the ground beside your car. Spread the handle bars and position yourself between them to get ready to roll. « Show Less
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Well, according to the product description it weighs 13.5 lbs, which sounds right. It is heavier than a plain aluminum walker, but it is not hard to handle. Removing the shopping basket makes it a bit lighter if you don't need that.
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What is the actual weight of the 3 wheel walker. Seems to me, 4 lbs. is way too little to be sturdy.14 lbs sounds more like it. So, can you tell me which it is for sure?
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It is extremely light. Am not sure of the exact weight but I had a major, major back surgery and could lift it with ease. Not more than 5 lbs at the very most. However, there are some things you should know. Because of it's very light weight, it can tip easily and is slightly wobbly. It is not the sturdiest of walkers and the back legs are a little closer together than normal walkers so you can trip over them until you get used to them. I've had mine for a while and only use it in the mornings when my legs are a bit unsteady.
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I'm not sure of the exact weight but I can fold it and lift to my higher SUV. It's not what I'd call lightweight but not extra heavy
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It weighs about 4-5 lbs. Very light, and it is the easiest walker to fold and store.
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I don't know the weight of the walker, but my sister, who broke her ankle, used it with ease. She's 5'3" and weighs 98 lbs. It's extremely lightweight. Hope this helps...
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The deluxe I bought had 500 lbs. on it, do not think I would buy one with both weights on it unless you just need the 300 lbs. then you wouldl be fine.I really love my walker. Why not call Amazon and they can call the dealer?
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It is very light--probably less than 5 lb, and folds easily. I do wish it had 4 wheels, but I improvised and glued 2 small wheels on the back. Without those back wheels, it was hard for me to manage since I use it to walk in my neighborhood. It was a good buy for the money.
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Yes, it folds and a fifty year old woman with arthritis can lift it - but I don't know how much it weighs. I used mine to get around my office with a broken leg and the chair is in storage. I lifted it with arms and leg supports disconnected. It is five pieces.
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With the basket it weighs in at 10.5 lbs. This is a great walker to use regardless of the weight. My wife uses it inside our home and outside in public. Sometimes I put my wife on the seat and push her around in a store. It folds up nicely and goes in the car trunk. It is lite in weight!