are there transport walkers that are better suited for tall people,.. someone who is 6 feet 2 inches?
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i don't know, but i can tell you that this chair is comfortable for a 6 foot tall person. The leg/foot rest are removable and adjustable in length. Suggest you get the wider width (available at no extra charge) for a larger person. This is a great chair and very light weight. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so. It is smaller (shorter) than a standard chair. I have to use cushions for myself and I am 5 feet 2. Although a woman at church has one and she is six foot, and she helps whom ever is pushing her by using her feet. The wheelchair legs are very short. I hope I helped. It is a great chair.
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Have not used other brands of chairs. This one has enough adjustment to fit a 6" plus person. Also seat is very wide. It is very light but rugged. Chair back folds over so you can put chair in space between front and back seats in car . You wont have to use the trunk.
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Hi, I researched all of the rollator walkers to find one that accommodated my Mother who is 5 feet 2 inches in height. The seat on this model accommodates her height, so that when she is sitting in the seat, her feet can touch the ground. I have also adjusted the height of the walker (for walking) to her height. Not sure if this model would accommodate your husband's height of 6' 3", since the maximum height of the walker is 3 feet, only; there are definately other rollator walkers available that would. You will have to look in the "product description" section of each walker available, and will also have to do some math, too :-) Please see Product Description for this rollator walker, below. Good luck. Product Description The Freedom rollator weighs only 11 lbs. (5 kg). Lightweight and folding capabilities make this the ideal model to get in and out of the car/storage. Height-adjustable arms and legs let users find a perfect fit as this rollator accommodates users 4'11"-6'4" (147-188 cm). Weight capacity is 250 lbs. (113 kg). Wheels are 6 " (15 cm); distance between handles is 17" (43 cm); seat height min./max. is 18"-23" (46-58 cm).; height min./max. is 29"-36" (74-91 cm).
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The walker, as previously reviewed, is well made, stable and adjustable. Without actually going back to the product I believe adjustment heights are listed somewhere. I think this comes in a petite version but would think this one is fine for 5 feet and, of course, is returnable if not.
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Hi Dorothy,They metro walk will accomodate users from 4'10" to 6'8". If you have any more questions about the Metro Walker or any other Stander product, visit Stander.com or call us at 800-506-9901
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the walker will support his weight if he is using it for balancing while walking, but the handles may not rise high enough to be comfortable. I am 5'6' and have the handles raised up to the 4th highest. Might be advisable to check with the manufacturer about the height of the handles.
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My husband is 6'6" and I am 5'8". We got this stroller specifically because our long legs didn't step on the back of the stroller while walking.
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Yes, I would say it would be fine. I'm 5'6" and it was a teensy bit too low. It is best to staddle it and that makes it more stable and comfortable. I've used it several times where I knew I would be walking quite a bit with no place to sit down. It of course can double as a walking cane which is neat. I thought it well worth the price.
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I believe a 6 ft. 2 in. person would be at the top range of heights but would be okay as it has several height adjustment holes to use. Hope this helps.
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Hello Joan, this walker can be adjusted in terms of height. My son is 6' 1" and we are able to move it up for him. I do not have the specifics, but it can be lowered or raised significantly. Hope it helps... :-)
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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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I just went to a baby store to compare this Joovy with the Graco Sit and Stand, and I will say--I'm 5'9" and the Joovy was a comfy walk. If i walked any faster than a snail with the Graco my toes would get beat up. Good question. Glad I tried them in person before going for the cheaper option (you could tell the Graco was cheaper on quality too). Go Joovy.
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It's great. I'm 5'8" and my husband is 5'11". We both think it's comfortable and you can adjust the handle so that it goes higher. Not sure how it would be for a 6'2" person but it would have to be better than most other strollers out there. I have no problems pushing it in 2-3 inch heels as well.
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My husband is 6' and he has to hunch just a little to push. It's sort of a problem indicative of most strollers. It's not as short as some of the other strollers we own, but the handle doesn't adjust as our single graco one does. However, there's been no issue of kicking the bar, and my husband wears a size 13 shoe.
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Not really. It's nice for tall people for walking but we didn't find it helpful for my taller husband (6'3'') to run with.
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The walker is adjustable for people of various heights. I think the highest setting might be comfortable for a 6 foot tall man.
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Not that I'm aware of. However, I am 6 foot and the stroller is fine for me.
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I would think so. I'm 6'1" and there is plenty of up and down travel for me. I can't guarantee it, but I'm guessing there would be another 6 inches of vertical travel - I don't think you would max out the pushing height. You might see if you can contact the manufacturer direct to make certain.