I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult
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Average Customer Rating(9 ratings)
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Featured Customer ReviewAfter a spinal cord injury, 8 months ago, Mike is walking!!!~ [ read more ]
By Mike is walking!! from longmont, co
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Features
Invacare I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult
- 300 lb weight capacity
- 5 inch fixed wheels and glide tips
- Easily folds for transport or storage
Product Overview
Invacare I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult
I-Class Dual-Release Lightweight Folding Walker
I-Class Dual-Release Lightweight Folding Walker Ergonomic folding mechanism is easy to reach from sitting position. Comfortably shaped paddles "pop up" when walker is opened. Nylon paddles resist cracking or shattering. Patented anti-rattle silencers provide quieter operation. Folds easily to 4" deep for transport or storage. Weight capacity: 300 lbs. Lifetime limited warranty.
Adult Paddle Release Walker with 5" Fixed Wheels features a wide, deep frame with a large number of height adjustments and a composite lower side brace for added stability. This walker is light and easy to lift and maneuver. The paddle release mechanism makes folding and closing the walker easy and is ideal for users with dexterity issues. This walker also includes 5" fixed wheels that help in maneuverability.
- User Width: 33" - 39"
- Wheel Size: 5"
- Height Adjusts: 5'3" to 6'4"
- Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
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Invacare I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult
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I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult Reviews Summary
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9 out of 9 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Easy To Use (2)
Safe (2)
Lightweight (2)
Well Constructed (2)
Stores Easily (2)
Top Cons
Better for indoors (1)
Top Best Uses
Indoors (2)
Long Distances (1)
Wet Weather (1)
Outdoors (1)
Short Distances (1)
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Lightweight.
Well Constructed.
Stores Easily.
Supports Weight.
Best Uses:
Indoors.
Describe Yourself:
elderly handicapped.
very useful
by hobbeled from Montana
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
love this place.
Cons:
absolutely none.
Best Uses:
everywhere.
Describe Yourself:
elderly handicapped.
physical therapist recommended this walker. It's the kind they use.
by msisme from Amelia, oh
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Pros:
Durable.
Easy To Use.
Lightweight.
Stores Easily.
Supports Weight.
Durable.
Durable.
Best Uses:
Long Distances.
Short Distances.
Outdoors.
Wet Weather.
Indoors.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
I am using this product to help my son with rehabilition from an injury and he is a tall teenager. The walker is lightweight, sturdy and is well designed to accommodate many height adjustments. We use tennis balls on the back and the product is safe and durable.
by TG from SF Bay Area
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Lightweight.
Well Constructed.
Stores Easily.
Supports Weight.
Best Uses:
Indoors.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Was looking for an extra walker for my 93 r old mother who had recently fallen and had been receiving at home PT/OT. The OT suggested an extra walker and I wrote down the info from the invoice from 4 years ago that a local medical supply with the model #, etc. Found the exact walker so my mom is comfortable and a great price. The local medical supply company had charged medicare $$$ for the same walker and wanted $$$ from us for a different walker and we had to pick it up!
by LizRN from Liverpool, NY
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Pros:
Easy To Use.
Safe.
Lightweight.
Well Constructed.
Stores Easily.
Supports Weight.
Best Uses:
Long Distances.
Indoors.
Outdoors.
Short Distances.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
After a spinal cord injury, 8 months ago, Mike is walking!!!~
by Mike is walking!! from longmont, co
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I-Class Lightweight Folding Paddle Walker with 5" Wheels - Adult
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 width between handles?
Asked on Feb 17, 2013 10:13:50 PM by T S
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Can the wheels on this walker be replaced with stationary tips
Asked on Jan 18, 2013 7:13:09 AM by Jackie
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is this walker adjustable in height and what is the width? And how much does it weigh?
Asked on Jul 26, 2012 10:11:59 AM by razzie
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What is the actual width of this walker?
Asked on Apr 7, 2012 11:23:41 AM by Janet
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How much does this walker weigh?
Asked on Jan 29, 2012 7:38:11 PM by Tiger
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I'm retired and struggle to get by with my monthly $830 disability check.It is almost impossible for me to walk without the help of a walker.A dear friend from NC has donated me his "Guardian Walker"that he no longer has use for.The walker is like brandnew but unfortunately has no wheels in the front which makes it very difficult for me to use it.The only information I have available are a REF#MDS86615 and a LOT#R101116256.Can anyone help?Thanks!
Asked on Jun 29, 2011 1:19:02 PM by dominick
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I need to buy a walker for my mom. She is 81.Should I buy one with wheels or not? What is the weight of the light weight one?
Asked on May 5, 2011 12:41:22 AM by NINA
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Definitely with the wheels, I am 80 and have used my walker for many years of and on with knee and hip replacements.Wheels is the only way to go much easier.
Answered on Jul 10, 2011 6:04:18 PM by Lou from N.J.
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Part Number(s): 776 5056, 776 5057
Mfg Part Number(s): 6291-5F, 62915F
Scrip Part Number(s): 776 5056, 776 5057
width between handles?
Can the wheels on this walker be replaced with stationary tips
is this walker adjustable in height and what is the width? And how much does it weigh?
What is the actual width of this walker?
How much does this walker weigh?
I'm retired and struggle to get by with my monthly $830 disability check.It is almost impossible for me to walk without the help of a walker.A dear friend from NC has
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I need to buy a walker for my mom. She is 81.Should I buy one with wheels or not? What is the weight of the light weight one?
Definitely with the wheels, I am 80 and have used my walker for many years of and on with knee and hip replacements.Wheels is the only way to go much easier.
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