byACRE Carbon Ultralight Rollator Walker with Organizer Bag, Wide Track, Oyster White

This walker is sensational! Every time I go out, people stop me and ask about it. It is worth every dime!! It is so light and collapsible with one hand. It is my freedom to go out alone. Lays flat in my trunk or backseat. I can now go wherever I want. And, it has several different size bags that attach to the front. They are separate orders, but again, well worth the money. I can and do use it for sitting, but not as comfortable as regular walkers. But that was not my first priority. And ..... it looks really cool!

After spine surgery, I am trying to become more independent. I had a cheap aluminum walker but found it was a bit wobbly and difficult to use on our saltillo tile floors. I wanted something lightweight with a seat, just in case I was walking and needed a rest. This walker fits the bill perfectly, and it doesn't look like my grandmother's walker...a definite plus. I am able to stand straight with it and walk with a very smooth gait. I got the wider one, which was just a tad too wide for some of our doorways. I can just pull the seat up and collapse it ever so slightly to be able to get it through the door, and then push the seat down once I've passed through. As you can see from the photo, this walker remains upright and fairly sturdy while partly collapsed (though I'm sure the manufacturer doesn't recommend this strategy). It works great for me. The handholds are easily adjustable and the locking mechanism works well, although if you push it when the parking brakes are on, and if the surface is slippery, it will move as the wheels can slide on a slick ground. The wheels are soft enough to be quite comfortable on slightly uneven tile floors. I like that the brake cords are hidden in the frame, so the overall appearance is very sleek. At this point, my legs are not strong enough to use the feature that raises the front wheels, but the walker is very light and I can just lift the whole thing over the threshold to our house. The only thing I don't really care for is the bag, which doesn't hold much. Instead, I use the hanging bags that you see in the photo and that I got from Etsy. I also use the seat as a tray most of the time. Yes, this is expensive. But is it worth it -- absolutely! My PT does say that, for the price, he thinks it should have disc brakes. LOL. But that would undoubtedly make it heavier, and the low weight is a top priority for me. I highly recommend this walker.

I absolutely love that the byAcre walker only weighs 10 lbs & folds up very easily, fitting in the back seat of my car. The finish on the walker is very nice, and it appears to be well constructed. I like that the brake cords are hidden inside. In comparison I own a Nitro walker, which has a large, comfortable seat, back rest, a large front zippered storage bag and a drink holder all at no extra cost. It was only about a third of the cost of the byAcre; but it weighed 17 lbs, so with a bad back it just became too much to lift in and out of my trunk. I ordered the byAcre grocery bag with a pull string to close, which I won't use for groceries because it won't hold anything too heavy. (I think the cost for the bag is a lot at $70, but I needed something to put packages in when shopping.) The little bag that comes with the walker, is fine for a phone and a few necessities, but the loops on the top sides do not hold it tightly on the walker, so it keeps slipping off one side even with nothing in it. I am going to stitch the one loop to make it a little smaller so it will stay on. I wish byAcre sold a drink holder to clip onto the walker, like my Nitro. In FL heat, I always bring a can of water with me when walking, but have no place to put one now. I had ordered the back rest for the byAcre, again extra at $69, but I sent it back because it was made of hard rubber material (not flexible or comfortable). I actually ordered two of these byAcre walkers because they mentioned in several reviews, you might have to sit down on an angle to get into the seat because of it's size. The seat size on the regular one is 16", not even as wide as an airplane seat! Fine if you are 100 lbs, but anything over, and you need to order the wider track size. The regular one was returned and I kept the wider track one. The walker is a little bigger overall, but not by much, so no problem maneuvering through small spaces, just pull up on the seat and the walker collapses to get you through those smaller spaces. Overall, I like the walker, but especially it's weight. There is nothing lighter with a seat on the market. Their customer service was very responsive to questions and provided a video how to adjust brakes if I needed to do so. As I said, I like the walker, not the price, but I was lucky enough that I waited to purchase during PRIME days, so saved $100 on walker, so $577+ accessories, which brought it up to the regular price.

Very light weight but sturdy-I love it. I can lift it into my car easily.

I do think this is the lightest rollater I've ever come across, which is a huge plus, and why I'll be keeping it. The down side to that is that it doesn't feel very sturdy, especially for the money - so you'll want to think of it more for help with balancing only, rather than using it as something to lean on for standing support, like you might be able do with a walker or heavier rollater. It's so light actually that even with the breaks on it doesn't sit steady very well, and it moves easily if you lean on it too hard, even with the breaks on. The other downside is the seat, it's very high and not very deep, so it will likely be usable only for someone who is very skinny and very tall. I'm 5' 6" and could never be able to sit that high up though, no matter how skinny I might be. So it won't be able to provide a way for me to sit down in a crowd or at an event, which was a big disappointment. I would have given it 4 stars instead of 3 had it had a more usable seat. Love the lightweight factor though, as now I'll have something i can take with me in the car that i can lift into the trunk myself. I didn't have that before, so I'm thankful for that. Also love the looks and the fact that it came assembled. As such, i'll likely use my heavier, sturdier rollater at home and then this one when i'm traveling.

THE BEST WALKER FOR MY MOM! We are so happy with this convenient and easy to use rollator for my 94 year old mom. It's easy to fold and transport because of it's lightweight. It's easy for my mom to use as well. She lives in a small house and can get around corners easy. We take it to the malls and she's able to use the handle brakes as well as lock and unlock the wheels just thru the handles. The simple design is also appealing because there aren't wires hanging everywhere. It was hard enough to convince my mom to use an assistive walker so this design really helped. We get so many compliments from people as well commenting on the Acre and asking us where we bought it. The price is more than other walkers but worth it for its ease of use, transportability, and my mom ACTUALLY uses it! Thank you for making such a thoughtful well designed product to make seniors lives more accessible!

Prior to buying the byACRE Rollator Walker we had purchased the old fashioned walker with tennis balls or slides as feet. This was followed by a four wheel model that came with a seat and folded to fit in the car, large, cumbersome, bulky and heavy. How we wish we had purchased the byAcre from the start! Yes it is an expensive purchase, at first, but it is worth every penny. Very, very lightweight, folds easily and glides across the floor. My husbands posture has improved with the positioning of the hand rests and he is moving faster, easier and in a safer more comfortable manner. Now, he is the one that puts the walker in the car not me, it is so light! We are waiting delivery on the back strap, the seat doesn't seem a safe thing to have without a backrest. I do think the back rest should be included with the purchase. If you are considering a walker for yourself or a family member bite the bullet and buy this one you won't regret it!

I bought this for the style and weight. It's easier to get in and out of my car than other walkers. But it takes up more room because of the way it folds. There are two problems with this walker, IMHO. First, the seat is small and very uncomfortable. Also, it feels unstable. I don't like the seat design at all. I have to sit on the corner of the seat. Second, there's no place for a purse or to set anything. When I go to work, I have to hang things off each handle. That makes it wobbly and way too wide to get through doorways. Traditional walkers have a compartment under the seat. That's a great place to store a purse, out of sight in public. The seat on a traditional walker can hold other items and still move. No way that could happen on this walker. I wouldn't recommend this walker to anyone who needs to carry anything or sit on the seat.

Excellent product

Very proud of my purshase it is really very lite and is it a beauty l did not take it out yet looking forward to that .

Screws holding the rollator together keep coming out. It is not robust enough for disabled use Endless problems doing DIY repairs never mind the expense.

Lightweight and sleek - perfect for my elder that is embarrassed to use a walker. Easy to move and adjust, especially for taller folks

The design and look of this is stunning! The forward-oriented handles allow the user to walk upright, and the seat provides a stable platform upon which to rest. It's also incredibly light and folds easily into the back seat.