Journey UPWalker EZ Lite – The Original Upright Walker – Premium, Lightweight Adjustable Upright Rollator Walker with Seat for Adults, Seniors & The Elderly
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- Lightweight Support You Can Trust with Every Step: At only 16 lbs, the UPWalker EZ Lite is ultra lightweight but still one of the most reliable upright, stand-up walkers on the market; it helps you stand straight up & avoid hunching over, which reduces pressure on your joints, improves posture, increases your mobility, & helps you walk 2-3X further
- Ultra Lightweight Design Thats Easier to Maneuver: The super lightweight 16 lbs frame is easy to maneuver in tight spaces or for users who may be challenged by a heavier walker; it folds easily to store at home or while traveling & can support users up to 300 lbs
- Get Your Independence Back: Clinical studies revealed improved walking posture leads to safer, more stable feeling & reduced pain in legs, back, hands and wrists; the UPWalker EZ LIte keeps you upright & is narrow enough to go anywhere, while the 8 wheels offer a smooth ride indoors & outdoors, wherever you want to go
- Comfortable & Adjustable: Featuring a comfortable seat and adjustable padded armrests, the UPWalker EZ Lite adjusts to be comfortable for users from heights from 47 to 510
- Fully Certified and Safe: ISO Safety Certified & FDA-Registered, the UPWalker is built with premium materials by a US based company with safety as the top priority
Brand: LifeWalker
Color: Luster Silver
Material: Rubber
Item Weight: 16.1 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 29"D x 24.8"W x 51"H
Product Dimensions : 29 x 24.8 x 51 inches; 16.1 Pounds
Item model number : EZ
Department : Unisex Adult
Date First Available : February 14, 2023
Manufacturer : LifeWalker
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Style: Original - Standard
I have "severe end-stage knee osteoarthritis" according to my orthopedic doctor. My doc tells me that I qualified for knee replacement back several years ago. I know that knee replacement is in my future. But I want to get the most out of my "factory installed" knees before I go that route. So instead of undergoing knee replacement, I run-walk marathons. Really. Exercise is actually good for arthritic joints if you can tolerate it - the movement pushes blood and synovial joint fluids into the joint itself, helping to keep them lubricated naturally. And the more natural lubrication we can get into our joints, the less pain and stiffness we will have to endure. Alot of people don't realize it, but the knees do not have blood vessels that carry blood into the knee joint itself the way that most other body parts do - these joints must rely instead on our movements to push the needed blood and lubricants inside them. (That is why we older folks tend to get stiff overnight, or any time we haven't been moving around much - we NEED movement to keep our joints well lubricated and to keep from feeling stiff in a way that younger folks do not. Surprisingly, movement actually works better than Granny Clampett's "rumatiz" medicine for relief from those stiff joints, LOL!) For the fourth time in as many years, I will be run-walking 100 miles over the Labor Day weekend, as a participant in an ultra-marathon down in Manchester, Tennessee (A Race for The Ages ultra-marathon). (Note that a full marathon is only 26.2 miles, so I will be doing the distance of almost 4 full marathons, back to back, in a single race over a single weekend). This race is unique in that it is actually designed to be "elderly run-walker friendly," unlike most ultra-marathons that are geared towards young, elite runners. Over half of the race participants, in any given year, are over age 60 - and several are over 80! The older you are, the more time you are given on the course to complete your miles - each race participant is given one hour on the track for every year they have been alive. I will be 65 on Labor Day, so I will be allowed 65 official hours on the race track to accomplish my miles. The oldest race participant last year was 85 years old, so he was given 85 official hours to run or walk his miles. This race is unique in that it actually tries to level the playing field between those blessed with young, healthy bodies and those who are older and beginning to break down. Because the race is "elderly friendly," one of the ways it is different from other races is that it allows the use of walking aids for those race participants who have documented medical need for that kind of equipment. In previous years, I have done my 100 miles with only a walking cane during the later miles. But my knees are getting worse over time. So that is why I got this walker. Can you imagine how much pain I would be in, if I had to hunch over a regular type walker mile after mile, hour after hour, as I slowly ran-walked 100 very long miles in the southern heat? Instead, I will be doing most of the race this year with my new UpWalker. I have been training with it for several weeks now, as I prepare for the big race. My longest session thus far using the UpWalker is about 6 hours of continual run-walking on a paved walking path in a local city park. I will need to use it alot longer - and for many more miles - than that practice session, once I get to Tennessee for the big race. For the most part, it has performed excellently thus far. It can get a bit unstable if you roll it on large, loose rocks, but that is to be expected. Most people would never do that, but some city parking lots can be paved with large, loose gravel found loose on top of the paved surface, so I tried my UpWalker on that kind of surface, just to see what would happen. I didn't have a problem controlling the walker on that parking lot, but I could see where someone who was weaker than myself might have problems. I was pleasantly surprised with just how easy the thing is to manuever. There are alot of curves along the walking path that we will use for our race in Manchester, and I am expecting it to handle those fine, even when I am hot and tired. There are several curbs along the route we use for the race, and I will lift the walker over the curbs when I encounter them. I don't anticipate problems with that. The only time that its weight can pose a problem (for this small, 65 year old lady) is getting it into and out of the trunk of a car. So I stick mine into the area between the front and back seats of my Toyota Camry, and find that a bit easier to do. My husband - on the other hand - has no trouble getting the walker in and out of the trunk. Best I can tell from my practice sessions with this UpWalker, it should help me to do my 100 miles with alot less knee pain this year. It performs so well that I can even run using it!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2019 by S. Johnson
Style: Lite
I use this to make my leg muscles stronger. My blood test showed that my leg muscle has been getting weaker and weaker for the past couple of years. I bought mine, because it is well explained why this product is superior to others. Even with the lightest weight among my selected 8 similar products, this one is very steady. Today is the first day I used it. I found this is not only great for my muscles, but I felt that it could give me a nice benefit to my heart muscle when I was walking up and down a slope. Your posture will also improve. Pricier than other 7 similar products, but it is worth the price. I am 100% satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2024 by Violet
Style: Original - Standard
This thing is really great. I’ve been scared for years about days when I’m super wobbly or have a lower body injury. My right wrist can’t take any weight & my left shoulder is a problem too. Not only does this solve that but it also lets me stand straight so I’m not triggering major pain in my back or neck that would happen with a regular walker. Plus I was worried how I’d carry things if I was injured. This solves that, not only with the cup holder & bag, but a plate or tray fits really well on the seat. It’s super well designed, really sturdy and really easy to make all of the adjustments to make it fit me personally. The packaging was clever & made it easy to get out. The very few things I had to do to set it up were easy. The big wheels have no trouble going up & down over thin & thick rugs, or dog toys as it turns out too! Though it does make a loud thump going back from rug to wood/tile floor, which freaks my dog out a little and might be anproblem if you have downstairs neighbors. The turning radius is pretty tight. The only issue is that it is wide. I can take it everywhere in my house except the bathroom doorway, and that’s OK. I know it’s expensive, but if you can afford it, it’s a terrific aide, so comfortable to use. And for me it means not living in fear anymore. That’s huge.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2018 by greytfriend greytfriend