what weight will this walkwe support
908439
I believe it said 250 lbs when I bought it, but I weigh over 300 lbs and it works for me, remember your whole weight is not intended to be on the walker, but on your legs
908440
This walker can support weights up to 400lbs. I bought it for a family member that is 375lbs. It is well designed and I like that it is very sturdy, great handle grip, all four legs have a durable rubber sole that helps avoid slips in many surfaces.
908441
Have no idea how much weight it will support, but since it is a hemi-walker (used on one side or the other), it is more for stability than weight-bearing (like crutches). Well worth the cost for added stability if someone might be a bit wobbly.
373539
4th floor walk up should be do-able. You'll need a second person to help carry, but it's not as heavy as you'd think. But it is very sturdy.
483459
Don't know the exact weight it will support, right now it appears 65lbs is no problem at all.
288237
The product says it will hold up to 300 lbs. I have been up and down this ladder putting things away in my cabinets and I feel very safe. It is secure and the steps are large enough to make you feel safe. I am considering getting a 2 step just for convenience.
659212
Sorry, don't know. It supports me (140 lbs) and it can also support my husband (160 lbs).
2222868
I am American and weigh about 250 lbs. I stood on it this morning and it supported me fine. Most Chinese are less than 250 lbs so I am sure it will be ok.
1986442
I have no official info on weight limit, but based on the weight mine currently supports, I would think 70 lbs would be okay.
450504
It doesn't support weight. It interacts with trailer sway to stop or limit trailer sway. Up to about 26' one unit should do the job. Over that trailer length 2 may be needed.
345702
Don't know, but I weigh about 200 lbs and there is no doubt to me that could easily support 250. BUT it is very narrow, and anyone over 200 may want to look elsewhere for that reason. PS the width is my only real complaint.
1269709
According to a website I found with a more complete description, the walker should hold up to 300 lbs.
111427
If you just want to "walk with it", i.e. placing it on the ground as you take every other step, thenit's fine. You won't hurt it. If you intend to place more than a few pounds of pressure on it as you walk, let's say 20 lbs rough guess, then it's a bad idea. You will not be able to lean on it or use it to catch yourself if you stumble.
1409675
Yep. It will support your weight. The question is really what you're trying to accomplish. The product gave me the respite and confidence to not need it any more. Best of luck!
1267437
One foot will support 400 pounds according to the manufacturer. I was looking for the same thing on the product description and could not find it. http://www.hafele.com/us/external/catalog/pages09/1121.pdf
672663
I think it is closer to 32lbs. I really don't find the weight to be an issue, especially if you are walking/fast walking.
697559
I have given all of the documentation for this walker to my mother. However, I have seen the specs on other websites showing a 300 pound weight limit. You might check the comments given by other walker owners. My mother weighs 130 pounds, and she has no issues using this walker.
477297
I would think not. The handles are adjustable for most heights, and the quality in the way it's built should support anyone, I would think. But, be sure you are aware that it's heavier than most other walkers.
1245333
I do not know the answer. We have 2 of these items and they are very sturdy. I am afraid that a basket would upset the balance of the walker. There are cloth attachments that fit well and carry a few items.