Have you had surgery?
Do you need a walker for either short or long term use? Would an additional, temporary bedside table be helpful?  Do you need ice at night or during sleep periods? Would you like to get a meal or cup of coffee (covered is best) from one room to another without spilling it everywhere? Then this is the tray you need for your walker. It is very easy to put together and attach (or detach and reattach) to your walker.  It holds a full size plate and has an indentation for a coffee cup with a handle.  And if you DO spill something on it, the top tray (more of a liner than a tray) comes off for easy washing.  I had a total knee replacement a month ago and one of the biggest issues I had was the heat in my knee - it was really, really hot. So I was using ice constantly, day and night and that was fine until the ice melted (even in doubled, locking plastic bags), then it would frequently leak everywhere.  With this tray I could wrap the ice bags in heavy towels and keep them on the walker tray, and when I needed them, they were safely ensconced in plastic protecting my furniture.  They also make great platforms for a tablet to stand on for watching, etc., and give you extra bedside or couch-side space. They are NOT to be used for leaning on AT ALL, and will collapse if you do try to use it for that.  But they hold everything else (other than a human) very well.
Rating: 5 stars