Can I fold this walker? so I can store easier.
283153
No, it doesn't fold. But if you have the room, I highly recommend it; my nephew loved it, got a lot of use out of it, and a lot of compliments from everyone!
1277767
Yes you could. The pieces actually come separate so you would just not attach the folding part.
1905277
This is not super easy to fold up because Dad always has the seat full of "stuff" but I can easily put the walker in my PT cruiser unfolded. If she has a lot of weakness from her stroke I would not recommend swivel wheels.
1421009
Yes. It is a little heavy to fold but once upright, it can be locked in position.
376028
It can be folded or perhaps more appropriately it could be rolled up and stored, it isn't rigid.
2244238
In my opinion, it does fold easily and quickly. It takes doing it a few times to get the hang of it. You may wish to leave the storage basket off as it is an extra thing to deal with before folding it.
1088594
yes you can fold them , but it makes it so small an add shaped it takes forever to use them . a pain to use you have to go very slow
1542457
Step on the small metal bar on the back end. That will release it for folding.
102991
No, it isn't foldable, but as others have noted, it's pretty streamlined so it's not a really obtrusive piece of equipment, depending on the room in which you keep it. I ~could~ fit it very comfortably in my bedroom sliding door closet and put extra shoes on it (very handy) but then I wouldn't be using it to work out, like I'm supposed to. I have it near a bedroom bookshelf, and it's really easy to use, but out of the way, too. Depends on how you want to store such equipment.
2166917
Yes you can fold the walker with the basket in place. I think there are 3 straps. My walker is in the car but I think it is 3.
2075068
This is a great treadmill but no it's not the lightest to try and fold up. It can be done but it would be better to set it somewhere and leave it there. When it is folded up it fits rather snugly against a wall. It ends up about 9" out which isn't too gosh awful bad. One thing to make sure of though - make sure you listen for the locking 'click' when you fold it up or you're in for a rude awakening when it falls in the middle of the night. Hope it helps...
2185582
Yes, you can fold it back, however, it does not stay put. since it is divided, it does not stay flat, too fexible.
752558
No, it's not foldable. You will have to store under a bed or something like that. It's bit of a pain to store so we just leave it out.
1663222
Yes, it can be folded for storage. It is made of some pretty thick plastic, so good luck getting it into the neat shape that you receive it in from the manufacturer, but it isn't difficult to fold and store.
864196
Yes. If you know to use it. If, for instance, you keep one side folded, and open(unfolded) the other side, then put the short side higher up the stairs, and the longer part lower on the stairway.
2244239
It does fold easily but it would be big and awkward to try and get it on a bus. If you need a rollator type walker I would stick with the smaller size. I took the basket it off the front it really sticks out too far. I am female and 5'2" if this is any help.
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You have to manually fold it. (If it collapsed, it would be very hard to walk with, wouldn't it?)