I am 6'3, what type of a walker would you reccemend.
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I purchased this walker for my 5 ft mother. You can extend it somewhat, but it won't be tall enough. I bought this model because it was for the shorter person.
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You might need to look for a heavier rollater which will be geared to your weight and height. This rollater is really for short people. I'm sure med-line have the rollater for you!
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My mother finds the walker to be very stable. However, she is a slim, short woman, so it might depend on who is using it.
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This walker will be perfect for you, my wife is 5'7" and I had to drill an extra set of holes to raise the handles a little higher for her. This walker is ideal for someone 4'8"-5'5".
2216014
Being 5'6" I would suggest you get the shorter model and that's because it would best mimic your normal swing path. The longer one would cause you to reach.
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I'm 4/11" and I found the walker to be a little taller than I wanted. (Set at it's lowest height) good and sturdy tho.
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It should not matter the width, as this is quite possibly the worst walker to maneuver and it also weights about 15lbs, which was too heavy for me. I returned it and never want to see it again.
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I don't really know. However, I am 5'1" and I notice the handles on my walker could be shortened another 1 1/2" to 2" more.Hope this helps. I would think the manufacturer could answer this if you can get their phone number
574010
It will work fine but it will be hard (not recommended for your assumed size). It is very sturdy and sure of itself but no wider than a standard walker.
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Hey Elizabeth. Stride length wont be an issue. I am 6'1" and have no problem at all with stride length. Its the best elliptical for the money. I love mine. I am 221 and bodybuild and have my own home gym and use it twice a week and very solid club feel. I think you will be very pleased. Hope this response helps. If you get it let me know what you think..
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The person we bought it for is 6'5" as well and was using a smaller standard walker with tiny wheels. He has not fallen since he began using the new Rollite. It adjusts for height and the 8-inch wheels make it much easier and smoother.
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The height of the handlebars can be adjusted. I am 5'3" and have the handlebars about in the middle. I like this walker because it can fit in smaller spaces, but I have another one with a seat and for any longer walking, it is good to rest.
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Bought and shipped it to mother in law out of state. Got it because she is very short (well under 5 ft.) and the height was good for her. Can't remember what the sizing rules are but if you google how to pick a walker you can find out what height is correct for your purchase.
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This has prooved to be a very good walker. I measued mine at just under19.5 inches wide when fully extended. 4 inches wide when closed. Its a close fit.
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I think you'll be fine. I'm 6'2" 230 and these are rock solid. I was concerned that they might have give when stepping on them but installed correctly they have no give. The instructions suck by the way but there are a few good Youtube videos. Hope this helps.
515240
Yes, I believe so. I'm 5'8 and the stride works for me. I'd prefer the stride a little longer but it should be okay for you.
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I'm not sure. I know the instructions say that it can be adjusted to your height. I'm 5'10 and it turned out perfect for me. If you have a store in your community that puts these together you might call and ask or go in and discuss it with them. It's a wonderful, well built and strong walker but, of course I know you have a legitimate concern. Wish I could help more.
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I don't know what kind of a walker you are talking about. Mine is just a simple inexpensive fold up walker.