Nice But Barely Fits a Skinny Person
The Rinkmo Rollator Upright Walker was easy to put together; however, I am a skinny disabled senior citizen who is 5' 9" tall, weighs only 145 lbs; and I barely fit between the handle bars when I sit on the Rollator seat (which is comfortable).  I also wish the arm rests were 2" taller for a more comfortable fit.  It is important to be very careful when rolling over any cracks on the sidewalk that is more than a 1/3 inch tall, as the Rollator tends to easily tip forward.  The Rollator is very light (wish it was a little heavier and studier), and a little wobbly that can roll fast on sidewalks, so be sure to tap the brakes to slow down, otherwise an accidental fall can happen.  I do like the two side handles by the seat, and I do use them to lift myself up to stand; this is a great unique feature that other upright walkers do not have, and the main reason for me to purchase the Rinkmo Rollator.  So if you are my physical size or smaller, the Rinkmo Rollator will fit you.  After using this walker for a few months, I've updated my rating from a 3.5 star 4 stars because I've learned how to use it safely.  I've been using it everyday but with caution, and now I can walk a mile<br /><br />Very Important:<br />Be sure to rest your elbows firmly on the pads to add stability when using the Rinkmo Rollator; when I first tried using it, I almost fell before realizing I have to rest my elbows firmly on the pads to keep the Rollator from leaning (falling) forward.  This is especially important when you apply the brakes or when you hit a small crack on the sidewalk, otherwise you will fall forward.  It does take a bit of a learning curve to be able to safely use this Rinkmo Rollator.
Rating: 4 stars