Evolution Trillium Lightweight Medical Walker Rollator with Seat, Large Wheels, Brakes, Backrest, Basket for Seniors Indoor Outdoor use (Tall, Carbon Black)

This rollator is so easy to use, easy to fold up, lightweight. I have degenerative disc disease, lupus & osteoarthritis & I can lift it into the car easily. The seat is so comfy. They basket is large & can hold a decent amount of weight. It turns easily in stores & you can use it easily folded in tight spots like dressing rooms. Very smooth wheels in parking lots & inside. I am 5'2" & have the petite size on the highest setting, probably could have used the regular on the lowest setting. Love this rollator. Would not even consider another. Buy this, you won't regret it.

I was introduced to the particular walker during a hospital stay in Canada. Sturdily built and I need that at over 235#. Pricier than most, but you get what you pay for. I love the curved web backrest. Those with a straight bar were uncomfortable for me. 8" wheels make it highly maneuverable. I like that it folds and unfolds with minimal effort. Great choice!

First of all this walker draws a lot of attention and is a real conversation piece. On its maiden voyage which was to my doctor’s office, I have never witnessed such an interaction between people in a Doctor’s Waiting Room before, in fact a couple of people wanted to try it out and wrote down the make and model and where I got it. The doctor also commented and had to try it out. That being said I really like the way it handles and it is a perfect fit for my 6’ 4” body. There are couple of things that I feel could be improved. When you release the hand brakes from the parking position if your fingers are inside the loop of the brake lever it can snap up so quickly it is painful when it raps the back of your fingers, so keep your fingers on the bottom outside of the loop when releasing the parking brake and inside when walking. If you often need to change the height of the handle bars for travel or to make it more compact it requires removing a bolt on both handle bars which must be done with the walker folded or else the backrest tension on the handles makes it difficult to remove and replace the bolts. I did not install the curb climber in order to leave more space between the rear wheels but I developed a way of stepping up on curbs by applying the brake on one wheel and by pushing down on the handlebars and simply swinging the front wheel on the opposite side up on the curb then reversing the process to walk the other front wheel up on the curb, finally lifting up on the handlebars and following with the rear wheels. I am ordering a Blue Shopping Basket by SSWBasics from Amazon which will match the walkers color and sit on the seat for grocery shopping. Overall this is a really great walker and a solid 5 Stars.

Much better than the standard rollator! Very well built, smooth rolling. Folds easily and slides into back of small SUV. Like a riding in a Cadillac after a Jeep. The only problem is common to all Eurostyle rollators - the basket is in front and down from the backrest and difficult to access if you don't bend well. If you are going to need a rollator for more than a couple of months, and if your life includes walking outside, going to malls, and in general being active the extra cost is worth it. I have called the company, in Vancouver Canada, a few times with questions and they have been very helpful. EDIT: My Trillium is now 5 years old and still going strong. Worth every penny.

PROS: Lightweight, good-looking, easy to steer and use. Seat is padded and comfortable. Basket is quite large but still lightweight and very inconspicuous. All these things are good. Neutral: the wheels are quite smooth - I don't know how they are going to handle outdoor terrain. I expected more "grip." CONS: Cannot adjust the handle height without tools! THIS is Ridiculous. You have to unscrew the knobs and remove them both completely, bash out the hex screws somehow and remove both completely, adjust the handle height, re-align with holes inside the handles, get the screws back in and then the knobs turned back on. This is a major design flaw. If I drop the screw or knob (which I did) I then have to scramble around for them on the ground? Quick release knobs have been around forever - why not on this crucial bit? ALSO: the stretch catch that holds the walker folded is unaccountably hard to undo/get off. No reason for this either. It's kind of minor but doesn't make sense.