Medline Freedom Rollator
Features
Medline Freedom Rollator
- Adjustable seat height accommodates users 4'10" to 6'2"
- Curved back rest with thick padding for added comfort
- Removable, zippered, water resistant pouch with shoulder strap
- Lightweight at only 10 lbs!
Product Overview
Medline Freedom Rollator
Medline Freedom Rollator
The Medline Freedom Rollator is a great rollator because it only weighs 10 lbs. vs. 16 lbs. for traditional rollators. The high end bag of the Medline Rollator is located under the seat and has a water resistant pouch and shoulder strap. This Medline Freedom Rollator can serve as a standard rollator and as a junior rollator. The Rollator comes in a attractive burgundy color using Triple Coat painting process for sharper color and better durability. Finally the Medline Freedom Rollator has tool-free adjustable brakes.
Specifications:
- Weight Capacity: 250 lbs
- Weight: 10 lbs
- Width: 24"
- Length: 28"
- Height: 32"
- Seat-To-Floor Height: 17.5" - 22"
- Seat Size: 12" x 12"
- Wheel Size: 5.75" diameter
- Available Colors: Burgundy or Smokey Blue
Medline Freedom Rollator Reviews Summary
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(based on 9 reviews)
Pros:
Well Constructed. Lightweight. Safe. Easy To Use. Supports Weight.
Cons:
Difficult To Store. Too Wide.
Best Uses:
Indoors. Grocery. Long Distances. Shopping esp Mall.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
It really helps to make every day life more pleasant, especially when dealing with arthritis. It makes getting out to do shopping a possibility again!
It would be helpful to have a smaller version of this rollator, where the width of the back wheels could fit through smaller spaces like in the bedrooms and bath.
Also, is it possible to make a folding version? 
by Mapachie from Houston, Texas
Pros:
Easy To Use. Lightweight. Supports Weight. Well Constructed. Safe.
Best Uses:
Long Distances. Indoors. Outdoors. Short Distances. Wet Weather.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
My mother-in-law is a very small person & this fits her perfectly. She can use it very easily.
by Daughter-in-law from rural montana
Pros:
Easy To Use. Stores Easily. Lightweight.
Cons:
Not very sturdy.
Best Uses:
Outdoors. Indoors. Light use. Short Distances.
Describe Yourself:
Short Term User.
Worked out OK for short-term use during reconstructive foot surgery recouperation. Would not recommend for heavy people or long-term use. Seat edge wearing out after only 3 wks use.
by Red Violin Teacher from Phoenix, AZ
Pros:
Stores Easily. Well Constructed. Supports Weight. Safe. Easy To Use. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Long Distances. Outdoors. Wet Weather. Indoors. Short Distances.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
Good assistance.
by Karen the Traveler from Los Angeles, California
Pros:
Easy To Use. Lightweight. Supports Weight. Safe. Well Constructed.
Best Uses:
Short Distances. Outdoors.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Easy to put together and use.
by Jack from Wheeling,WV
Pros:
Freedom. Supports Weight. Lightweight. Easy To Use. Well Constructed.
Best Uses:
Indoors. Outdoors.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
I was stuck with the tennis albatross. This walker is great. use it as my chai in restaurants meeting, etc Moves over gravel stone walks grass, and doesnt catch on mats/rugs
by bc from midwest
Pros:
Lightweight. Supports Weight. Safe.
Cons:
Too short at handles.
Best Uses:
Outdoors. Short Distances. Indoors. Long Distances.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver. Medical Professional.
If the patient is tall enough to need the higher seat, they probably are tall enough to need taller handles. When the walker is fully elevated, the handles are fully 4 inches too short for the patient.
I understand the need to keep the center of gravity low on the rollator, but there should be a way to get the taller seat and corresponding handles.
by FisherMan from Cleveland,Oh
Pros:
Easy To Use. Supports Weight. Well Constructed. Lightweight. Safe. Stores Easily.
Cons:
None that I have found.
Best Uses:
Indoors. Long Distances. Outdoors.
Describe Yourself:
Long Term User.
This Rollator is extremely easy to lift and put away in the trunk, which used to be a problem with the previous one I owned. I couldn't be happier :) - I looked for it for a very long time!
by Vivian from Miami, FL
Pros:
Easy To Use. Lightweight. Well Constructed.
Best Uses:
Indoors. Short Distances.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
My husband and I bought one for my Dad.. He did so well with it.. That when it came time for my Mother In Law to need one.. We did not hesitate.. She has more freedom now.. And feels much safer when she gets out and about in her assisted living facility.. Both my Dad and my Mother in law have been given back their ablity to get out more, and the convience of sitting down if nessasary..
by Jan from Alexandria, La.
Part Number(s): MDS86825SLB, MDS86825SLR