I've had a rollator (a different brand) for about 5 years after suffering an unprovoked saddle pulmonary embolism, which has left me with weakened lungs and a very poor circularity system. As the saying goes use it or lose it, I didn't want to lose the ability to walk, so persevered with a rollator. The one I had was looking a bit shabby, I couldnt get through some doorways and bits had fallen off and had broken, so I thought time for an upgrade. I saw some models which were similar to the one which I bought, but they were in some cases, not fit for purpose for me and nearly triple the price. So I looked at this one for a few days and thought it's less than £300 let's give it a whirl. It arrived the day after it should have and it was easy to put together. It's taller than my last one, which is fab for me, and whenntrying out the handle height I was sceptical as on my last one I couldn't have the highest height as it made the handles very unstable, but with this model I could have my handles on 3 and I was as safe as houses, as I was on no. 1 (I only really need 1, occasionally 2). I go to a clinic twice weekly for treatment and sometimes the clinic is chocker so there's no seats, I went in with my new 'wheels' and confidently sat down, I wasn't waiting for bits to fall off. I went to my in-laws the same day and I was overjoyed that once inside the house I could still use my wheels to navigate the doorways by pulling up the seat. This was amazing going to the bathroom as I could take my wheels with me. With having the larger wheels at the front too I have been all over the garden, I feel like it's front wheel drive, that it has some sort of powered steering. As you can tell I love ❤️ my new wheels, they've had me out and about, I'm sure this time next year I will have done so much more. Thank you