I got this walker because it’s less ugly. The bright color really does add appeal, and makes it almost cheery. The back legs “stick” a bit (it does not come with glider feet). I thought about getting slides (or mini-ski feet), but the sticking has been helpful for small curbs and walking over door thresholds. I feel secure when I plant the walker, and walk into it in these situations.
I use it in my house all the time while recovering from a bilateral knee replacement. I use the walker insurance provided on the upper level of my home, and use this walker on the lower level (where I spend most of my time). This has been my “main” walker for ~3 weeks. I used zip ties and carabiner clips to attach a bag for carrying things (the walker is a temporary item for me, so I am limiting what accessories I purchase). And, I also attached my grabber to the side. I have to be careful not to add too much weight to the front bag as the lower front bar extends just past the front feet, so a heavy weight at the front makes it tippy (not overly so, but something to be mindful of).
For heavier items, the shape of the handles make it easy to put/hang a bag on the side and then it is less tippy. This (using a side bag) is how I carry my shower supplies. When getting ice for my ice machine, I put the hotel ice bucket in a bag, and hang it across the two handles. I still have room to walk, and it helps me to be and feel independent (pic included).
Currently I am using it in a hotel setting. The lower handles are very helpful to get into and out of armless chairs (in restaurants and the like) and on/off of non-accessible toilets (see pics). My current hotel toilet is 16 inches in height, which is too low for me without the walker. I prefer to be in a non-ADA room as I like higher beds (I’m 5’8” tall), and this walker works very well to make the bathroom accessible for me. I am plus sized, so was concerned that I would be too wide to use this walker for chairs and toilets, and while I prefer the toilet surround I bought for home use (it’s more spacious), this works very well in this setting.
For reference I wear a woman’s size 22 on bottom, and when I sit on a flat surface my hips spread to 26 inches (eg my hips take up 26 inches of space when I sit on a flat bench). Because the walker has a space below the lower handles, the 18.5 inch clearance (between the two lower handles) is still enough space for me to use it as a lifting device from chairs and lower toilets. When I walk, my hips are just above the lower handles. Long story short, this walker is well designed for a moderately plus sized, pear shaped woman (like myself). There are holes and spaces where needed for it to be useful without it being overly wide.