Would this fit on a rolling walker? Mom needs something to put her "stuff" in as she walks around. (Keys, change, etc.)
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I'm not using it for that purpose but I think it would work well for that. Getting change out of the bottom might be a problem if her hands aren't very agile.
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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.
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Hello, we purchased this walker for my 94yo mom-in-law. Her Medline walker is about 20 years old. I contacted Medline direct and asked if this tray would fit her old walker. The walker had the same model number. I even went to my Medical Supply store where the associate had the walker and tray. He showed me how it attached. I would have bought the tray from the store, but near double the price. Anyways, the walker mom has does not have the same positioned rails, even thou it has the same model number. The walker although it attaches to the walker, it does not stay secure. Something just doesn't fit the way that it should. We applied strong duct tape, which came loose, then applied wide electrical tape, which securely holds the tray in place. The drawback is the set up does not make the walker accessible for portability, however, mom only uses the walker for indoor navigation around her home, so for her needs, it works out. It does provide more independence for navigating meals, paperwork and small projects. My advice is do some homework with products. If you can take the walker to the store, that is your best option. (which we were not able to do) Or find a store that has a good return policy and order a few to try out. Your local drug stores (on-line ordering thru Walmart, Walgreens, Rite-aid, etc) You can always then get a return credit. I would have returned this one, but mom fell in love with it at first try and we had to make adjustments. Good luck to you
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Hi, Again. I just chatted with the lady who ended up with the rolling walker, and she has no problem doing what you want to do with it. However, it does not work outside. Se is also a bit of a light weight, and she has no problem fitting in the seat. I hope this helps. Steve
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My mother has a Drive rollator and it works great. The fit would depend on the size of the size tube you are putting it on. There were two different size foam enclosed that is to protect the tubes. The has been a great help to our family as Mom can now carry her own drink and leaves my sister and me with hands free to carry other things. Hope this helps you. Sharon B.
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I can't speak for the particular model you are referring to, but if it a standard size walker it should fit. I got this for my dad but I don't recall what brand/model he has. It just a standard folding walker. I think they are all pretty much the same size. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Yes, it will fit on the bar between the handles, or you could attach it to the handles. It fits just about all strollers and even rolling carts. We use it on 3 different devices.
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I am 5'2" and it is easy to pull up and fold but I am not so sure at how easy it would be for an 83 year old to lock it. But I don't know how her hands are. On the other hand this is a very light and portable walker and I love it. Would she be able to store it between a wall and the end of a couch perhaps where she may not need to lock it perhaps? Mine is in the car and it is quite late so tomorrow if it might work that way for you I could measure at certain points while folded to see if it would work under the handles while folded in places. The rounded bar swings away and is no problem. Just give a comment and I will check it out if you let me know what you need. I really love it in every way. It adjusts in height and mine is at the very bottom so if she is taller keep that in mind. It is an awesome color too
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Prrobably not. This particular basket is small and did not fit the walker and I had to return it.
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hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
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I can't speak directly about your model of walker, but the Yunga Tray is designed to fit directly over the walker handles, so it should fit most walker models.
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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.
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I believe it will fit over the handles, I looked at pictures of your model online. The only walker it would not fit over is the HUGO Adjustable Walker, there is no room from the handles to the first crossbar for the tray to slide down on to it, so we went back to the Medline . The tray has ample room in the side slots. Just remember to slide the bumpers to the side when first putting it on to see how it will fit, they are very tight to move, then adjust the bumpers for a tighter fit. It's invaluable for my parent not only for having things at hand but it stabilizes the walker too--like another cross brace. I bought non-slip shelf liner and cut it to fit and that works great.
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If you roll/fold it up, then yes, but it takes up at least 1/3 of the main compartment. I usually just wear mine if I'm not using it or leave it in the car/stroller.
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My parents use a different Walker with a storage compartment so this has not been used. However wheels are oversized and it seems to be very well made. It may not have turning radius of roller with smaller wheels but looks to be very stable. Hope this helps!
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I can only make a guess, as I used this on a Drive Medical 790 steerable walker, but it seems likely, yes. It has some stretch to it. If it's offered as an "also bought", seems a good bet. If it doesn't fit, you could always send it back. I do recommend something like this, as the plastic pad by itself would become very uncomfortable.
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I personally would not recommend it for that. It's possible with the Velcro maybe. I purchased this for my mom who used it on her walker but the only thing we used it for was a hair brush, mirror, a bottle of water. I have a MacBook Pro which is much heavier than the air but I just don't feel it would be secure enough myself.