Is this a standard size? I see the walker comes in junior and large size. Will is work for someone who is 5'11"?
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It should. It can be adjusted up or down depending on height. My husband is 5'9" and there are five more holes to raise it up.
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This walker has adjustable height and is very sturdy. I purchased it for someone who is 5'5" and they were comfortable with the 5th slot setting. There are 8 pin holes in total for height adjustment. It can also support up to 300 pounds from my understanding. It is definitely not a junior size. Hope this is helpful. :)
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I'm 5'9" and have the adjustment on the lowest mark. I believe it would OK for a 6'4" person on the top most mark. Also for a person that height, it would be advisable to make sure the weight limit is enforced. I weigh 210 and don't have any problems but on the top most setting and 40 or 50 more pounds, stability could be a concern. The next up grade walker has a 300lb limit I believe. This walker was a excellent choice for me.
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I dont think you will have any problem with the size--my daughter got this at 4 yrs and about 4 months and just took the two wheels in back recently when she turned 5. She is 42" tall now and fits her great. Hope this helps!
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I would think it would fit most rolator's style walkers. Let me know if you need measurements
358488
This is just the basket and not the walker. Almost all walkers are adjustable in height.
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These are adjustable in two places and can be collapsed for easy storage or transport, or extended based on the height of the walker. :) I am not 100% sure if they are long enough for a 6'5" person but they do get quite long so I think it's a good bet. I love them, they help you keep a steady pace when you walk.
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I would thinkit should be o.k. Most walkers are the same height. Plus the handles are adjustable. Also the walker is well built.
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Per the user guide: "Baby must be able to sit up unassisted, must not weigh more than 30 lbs. (13.6kg), or be taller than 32: (81.3 cm)."It doesn't give size dimensions of the walker, but by looking at it, the size seems to be about the size of a standard door mat (2-2.5 feet by 2.5-3 feet) and it stands about 2-2.5 feet tall when fully extended. However the seat bottom extends below the tray so your child's feet are closer to the floor.I hope this helps answer your question.
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This is the adult/full size. Fine for my 5ft3 14 y.o. My 10 y.o. Who is short has a junior one.
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Don't have the walker in front of me. It was a gift to my grandson who is 10 months old. Seems like it would work for a year old child.
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My son's 5'11 but it may depend on how heavy you are and for what you'll be using it. He's had some issues with some of the parts including the pedal mechanisms.
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You need shoes with a closed heel. "Walker" is infant size 4, "Big Kids" is for a 10-12 year old child.
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I think this model will be too small for a tall 11-year old. My twins are 8 and it fits them well.
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The wheels are eight inches. This walker is for children or really petite adults. I am five foot tall. If I was any taller, I do not think that it would be appropriate. It is well built and comfortable to sit on.
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We purchased this walker for my brother who is 6' 6". He was having back and shoulder pains with the traditional walker. This one fit the bill and he is doing well with it. He especially likes the seat so that he can rest when needed. It is a great price. The identical walker from a medical supply store was $110 more. I don't think that you will be disappointed.
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My husband is the shortest of all the answers. It is a great walker and I didn't have to adjust it. I'm sure you will be pleased with this walker.
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I can't measure the walker for you because it is at my parents' house. I can tell you that my father cruises through the doors to bedroom and garage with it. They are standard door openings from 40 years ago. There are wide walkers for large people; this is not one of them. Hope this helps.