My mother-in-law is 95 &amp; petite, probably 5'1" at the tallest- will this walker suit her?
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I am 5'7" and 271 lbs. I got it for the sturdiness an size of it. The legs are adjustable however. I had one that I fell on and it was too flimsy and was not usable after that, so I researched and came up with this one for strength. I also bought the basket and the tennis balls for the back legs because they move the walker more smoothly. Hope this helps.
1568091
It is an excellent narrow walker that will allow you to get through small spaces. But sturdy and steady. Got it for mother and mother in law in 80s. I'd recommend
1242577
I bought the walker based upon some of these answers. I'm 6' and it worked fine. It will adjust for taller than I needed: 2 additional click stops for height adjustments.
1538743
I don't know about the actual adjustment, I am 5'9 and the walker has a lot of flex when adjusted for me.This is a great, super light walker, but when extended starts to get a lot of flex and I worry about the stability and durability.You can measure your husbands dimensions from his wrist to the floor to define his minimum requirement and check the walkers maximum extended dimension to get a close approximation of how well it will fit him.But remember, in my humble opinion, this walker is prioritized for it's very light weight, not for strengthen or durability.
385655
I think it would work for her. My mom is only 5ft 2inches tall and she loves it.
1809485
Bought for my mother-in-law she is 76 and 5'9"... and I have used it when my back went out and I'm 5'1", adjustable handles.. it is lightweight - and moves very easily and effortlessly.. I couldn't get any of the other walkers to move when my back went out, and this one rolled just smoothly and easily enough I was able to make it to the restroom - my mother-in-law has had a broken humorous bone and hasn't complained that it has caused any jarring while walking outside, the rubber tires are huge and absorb alot of shock.
107805
We are sorry. The highest this walker goes is 35.5". We do not carry any of these kinds of walkers that go any higher.
511581
This is a small walker that is used like a cane. It is adjustible but I'm not sure if it would be tall enough. Wish I could be more help. If he needs a big, strong rollator walker let me know. I have a brand new Drive walker that is too big for me - it's a beauty and is made for a big person.
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I would be hesitant to answer a question as to whether this walker would be appropriate for an 80 lb 4'10" frail woman, as I am not a nurse or doctor. It would depend..not because I don't think it's a strong and good quality walker, but because I don't know the person using it. Is she able to use the brakes? Does she lean forward when she walks? Etc. etc. For many frail people, healthcare providers suggest a regular walker..with wheels in the front but not in the back..because they feel it provides more stability. With wheeled walkers, if someone is not strong enough or aware enough, a wheeled walker can propel them forward and have them lose their balance. I would talk to her doctor before you purchase. I would be hesitant to answer a question as to whether this walker would be appropriate for an 80 lb 4'10" frail woman, as I am not a nurse or doctor. It would depend..not because I don't think it's a strong and good quality walker, but because I don't know the person using it. Is she able to use the brakes? Does she lean forward when she walks? Etc. etc. For many frail people, healthcare providers suggest a regular walker..with wheels in the front but not in the back..because they feel it provides more stability. With wheeled walkers, if someone is not strong enough or aware enough, a... » Read More I would be hesitant to answer a question as to whether this walker would be appropriate for an 80 lb 4'10" frail woman, as I am not a nurse or doctor. It would depend..not because I don't think it's a strong and good quality walker, but because I don't know the person using it. Is she able to use the brakes? Does she lean forward when she walks? Etc. etc. For many frail people, healthcare providers suggest a regular walker..with wheels in the front but not in the back..because they feel it provides more stability. With wheeled walkers, if someone is not strong enough or aware enough, a wheeled walker can propel them forward and have them lose their balance. I would talk to her doctor before you purchase. « Show Less
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I can't really say, not sure how tall you are?!?! I do know it's very adjustable, so that should take are of any issues you might have with that though. I LOVE mine!! Best walker I have ever had, bar none!! LOVE the big front wheels and being able to sit make's it really great!! I can rest whenever I need, not when I can find a spot to sit now! I can't recommend them enough!! :-) Hope that helps some anyway?! ;-) Good luck!
475587
Yes it will, it has the range of adjustability to accomodate. My wife is 5'2" and she uses it.
227478
This will work for you! my mother was shorter than 5'....just don't try to put it together, have someone else do it!
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I don't really know. However, I am 5'1" and I notice the handles on my walker could be shortened another 1 1/2" to 2" more.Hope this helps. I would think the manufacturer could answer this if you can get their phone number
243472
We bought this for my 90 yr old mother-in-law who is about that height and it works fine for her. She tires easily and uses the seat for resting and also carrying items.
253752
No, she won't be too short. I bought it for my 2 year old last Christmas and she could push it just fine. She is 36" now and almost 3. Great quality stroller, would highly recommend.
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I would say absolutely. My Mum is about 180 pounds and has no problem. She is shorter, but the legs are adjustable for a taller person.
264147
It is very adjustable, but I cannot say whether it will work for a taller person. I purchased it for my mother who is 60 inches tall. She has it set on the lowest settings. If you have the walker it would be worth putting it on the tallest settings and giving it a go.