Rollz Motion Performance Jungle Green - 2 in 1 Rollator Walker Wheelchair Combo with Air Tires - Foldable Transport Chair – All Terrain Walker with Seat - Modern Design and Ultimate Support

First time using a walker and I wanted something that provided the most options. It was easy to put together however the chair kept pulling to the right. Took it to a bike shop and that was sorted fairly quickly for under $15. The tires roll easily over broken concrete and trails. I didn't exactly find it light to pick up. Even without the wheel chair conversion it's 25 lbs. However, it's a small inconvenience compared to the options it offers.

We used the air filled convertible rollator in Europe in September. It was a life saver with all the cobblestone streets. The walker alone is heavy but the option of wheelchair is great. Comfortable to ride in.

I'm very happy with the Rollz Motion Performance Rollator/Transport chair that I bought for my husband. For reference, I am a 73 year old female. I had to watch a couple of videos to see how to put it together because the print in the instruction booklet was too small (post-eye surgery), but it is very simple to assemble/disassemble once you see how to do it. Another review said it was inconvenient to have to carry the seat assembly when using it as a rollator and that statement almost made me not buy it. The seat assembly in my chair folds up and down out of the way and stays attached to the frame while used as a rollator. The footrests are very easy to remove and put in the pouch attached to the back of the chair. The folded chair is not too heavy for me to lift and place in the hatchback compartment of our Prius. I will leave it there all of the time so it is ready for action anytime we go to a place that involves a lot of walking. This rollator/chair is very well-designed. Everything fits together as it should and is sturdy. It looks very nice too as wheelchairs go. It's been a while since we have been able to be out and about first with Covid and then with walking problems. We're looking forward to getting out more and this chair should do the trick.

I was so excited about this item because of the design as it looks more modern .It arrived, my partner assembled it and I couldn’t believe how uncomfortable is to navigate it on even hardwood floor. The front wheels are uncontrollable and unless you constantly hit the brakes you can extremely easily lose control and change direction which is extremely hazardous. I have two rollators at home and can compare ( different height quantities).I would not recommend this rollator to others especially is MS is involved and you have issues with balance.Also make sure back wheels would fit through your driveway as they are wider.

It looks like a good design but why not make it electric? It would be very easy to engineer that aspect into this design. You would get a lot more clients if you made that improvement. Your price is high for a push rollator.

If you, or someone in your family, uses both a Rollator Walker and a transport wheelchair, depending on the situation, than this is a must have device, especially when traveling. I cannot say enough about well this product preforms. Super easy to transform between the 2 in 1 devices. Perfect for traveling as you will only need to bring this instead of 2 devices. For airplane travel, I recommend using the transport wheelchair version to the plane and them transforming it to the Walker version for easy gage check. This thing is brilliant. Highly recommend.

Super heavy for me as a disabled person. Comfy as a transport chair. Wheels go well over cracked pavement and bumps. Did not work on sand. There are a lot of pieces to handle when flying andIt would be great if the seat could stay attached when stowing underneath an airplane . Also would be great if this wasn’t so heavy and awkward. The foot pedals are really close together and difficult to get my feet on and off of without moving a foot forward as there is no room in between the petals for my feet . Cadillac of walkers/transport chairs .

Transport (not electric but pushed) wheelchairs combined with walkers typically cost between 150 and 250 dollars, but this brand costs exactly what the electric wheelchairs combined with walkers - 1200 to 2000 dollars - cost, but with no battery or other power, just a friend's push power; I almost bought it thinking it was electric.