Why is the small walker more expensive than the medium or large?
2029310
To be honest with you it is all based on the popularity and the the size small is not so common, so we don't purchase it so ofthen that is why the price is more expensive all of the other sizes from M-L we buy in bulk and that is why they are cheaper.
2029311
The Small Air Walker is listed at $40, which is cheaper than the large or medium.
2249748
the bigger wheels are easier to maneuver around for the person using this. by the way.... this is a great walker. But get the bigger wheels.... also less likely to hang up on something and crash
1144702
not sure why white is more expensive, maybe because is a popular color. i got the brown to match my furniture and it is/perfect.
87511
If you want her to use it as a push walker, I think the large one would be better. We got the small one for our 1 year old and it's too large for him to ride, and the handle was too short for him to use it effectively as a walker.
156320
Small is for smaller people and medium is more for medium size people...really?
1064864
Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
1754900
I disagree with the other review, this is not "mini sized" and I'm not sure what she meant by it being hard to use, it's a walker for goodness sake. I have 10 month old twins, have this and another walker (more expensive and sadly, exactly the same construction - this one is a better deal), and this one is my favorite. My twins are large for their age, height and weight-wise, and this one is awesome. And it really takes a beating. I'm not sure about the max weight limit, but I can say it keeps a nearly 25 lb toddler relatively out of trouble for quite some time. Since my little ones stand in it (not just sit), it doesn't need to support too much of their weight. I would definitely buy it again. I disagree with the other review, this is not "mini sized" and I'm not sure what she meant by it being hard to use, it's a walker for goodness sake. I have 10 month old twins, have this and another walker (more expensive and sadly, exactly the same construction - this one is a better deal), and this one is my favorite. My twins are large for their age, height and weight-wise, and this one is awesome. And it really takes a beating. I'm not sure about the max weight limit, but I can say it keeps a nearly 25 lb toddler relatively out of trouble for quite some time. Since my little... » Read More I disagree with the other review, this is not "mini sized" and I'm not sure what she meant by it being hard to use, it's a walker for goodness sake. I have 10 month old twins, have this and another walker (more expensive and sadly, exactly the same construction - this one is a better deal), and this one is my favorite. My twins are large for their age, height and weight-wise, and this one is awesome. And it really takes a beating. I'm not sure about the max weight limit, but I can say it keeps a nearly 25 lb toddler relatively out of trouble for quite some time. Since my little ones stand in it (not just sit), it doesn't need to support too much of their weight. I would definitely buy it again. « Show Less
334865
Definitely. This walker is so much easier to maneuver and turn in tight spots. My mother loves hers!
1074261
I use the smallest one from wmart for the back line, and the next size up for the air stone. I got both for about 16 bucks.
1291509
I was wondering the same thing. Obviously one difference is price, in which I'm going with the cheapest!
753484
I don't exactly know, but it's not a lightweight walker that is easily moved into and out of a vehicle. My MIL uses it strictly around the house.
17054
I have two of those. They are a little nicer, but much smaller and much more expensive.
1468238
I purchased the blue stroller - the reason behind the price differences I would assume have to do with what colors are most popular. You price higher the in demand colors versus the other options.
182103
The chair is at my dad's, so I looked up the info online: Guardian Envoy 480 - Deluxe Rolling Walker/Rollator Features:Medical walker has 8" wheels for increased mobility indoors and outdoorsRolling walker is 24 1/2" wide and 30 1/2" highAvailable with a higher weight capacity if desiredRollator walker brakes lock for added safetyHeight: adjusts from 30 3/4" to 36"Width: 24 1/2"Depth: 30 1/2"Seat height: 20"Weight capacity: 300 lbsBrand: Guardian Envoy 480Manufacturer: GuardianBy the way, the walker/chair is WONDERFUL. Excellent quality! I definitely recommend. The chair is at my dad's, so I looked up the info online: Guardian Envoy 480 - Deluxe Rolling Walker/Rollator Features:Medical walker has 8" wheels for increased mobility indoors and outdoorsRolling walker is 24 1/2" wide and 30 1/2" highAvailable with a higher weight capacity if desiredRollator walker brakes lock for added safetyHeight: adjusts from 30 3/4" to 36"Width: 24 1/2"Depth: 30 1/2"Seat height: 20"Weight capacity: 300 lbsBrand: Guardian Envoy 480Manufacturer:... » Read More The chair is at my dad's, so I looked up the info online: Guardian Envoy 480 - Deluxe Rolling Walker/Rollator Features:Medical walker has 8" wheels for increased mobility indoors and outdoorsRolling walker is 24 1/2" wide and 30 1/2" highAvailable with a higher weight capacity if desiredRollator walker brakes lock for added safetyHeight: adjusts from 30 3/4" to 36"Width: 24 1/2"Depth: 30 1/2"Seat height: 20"Weight capacity: 300 lbsBrand: Guardian Envoy 480Manufacturer: GuardianBy the way, the walker/chair is WONDERFUL. Excellent quality! I definitely recommend. « Show Less
1749815
I am not a seller. I bought this for my grandmother and a friend a few years ago. It's a very, very good walker.
482523
The 6003 more expensive one is the larger which I recommend. I wanted to buy a 2nd one for my vacation home; bought the 6006 not knowing there were 2 sizes...way too small; returned it for the 6003 which is still a tad smaller than my original which I have had for years. These knew ones aren't as well made, and you have to assemble the legs and handles too boot; They don't make them like they use too; but it's still a versatile pot.
1633256
quite small, quite expensive because of a lot of packaging expense ( keep cool).. Sam's club sells large containers at a much better price.