Drive Nitro® Sprint HD Bariatric Lightweight Rollator

Pros:
- Extremely well-built yet still easy to adjust. I am 450 pounds and do not worry about the weight capacity of this rollator; it has reinforced welds throughout. I have been 500 pounds before and would trust it to hold that weight no problem.
- The brakes are responsive, with internally-routed cables. They also grip the wheel rim instead of the outside of the wheel, which makes them safer in wet environments.
- Curb climbers on both the left and right side, so it doesn't matter if you're left-handed.
- The included bag to hold your personal items is an actual, opaque bag--not mesh. Nice for privacy and to keep items protected in the rain. Can be mounted at several different points on the frame for your convenience.
- Folds very easily and locks in a folded position, should you need to load it into a car. Can also still roll when folded, which makes it handy for briefly walking through narrow doorways. If you ride public transit, this style of rollator is nicer because it takes up less space on the bus or train. I can't emphasize enough how useful this feature is. A traditional rollator of this width would be extremely difficult to use outside the home, but this one is fine because you can quickly collapse it!
- Seat is comfortable for longer periods of time, not just quick breaks. I could see myself using this rollator when waiting in line or at an event no problem. Feels like a folding chair.
- Does have some accessories (cup holder, cane holder) that you can buy separately. They are also very sturdy in my opinion.

Cons:
- Not made for big and tall people--only big people. I am 6'2" and would not suggest purchasing this if you are over 6' tall. Check the handle height before ordering; this item is very wide but also short. I ended up ordering the Drive Nitro HD (with suspension) and much prefer that model, even though I am at the upper end of its weight range, because it is the correct height for me. That said, this is the *only* Euro-style, vertically-collapsible rollator I found rated to 500 pounds (versus 450), so if you are over ~460 pounds, it's possible you have no alternatives and this problem is unavoidable for you. I've been there so kept this model in my closet just in case I gain weight back. <3
- The brakes are difficult to get out of a locked position, in my opinion. I have zero dexterity issues and have a fairly strong grip yet still struggled to unlock the breaks until they loosened a bit over time, nearly injuring my hand. I wouldn't recommend this rollator to elderly people for this reason. Perhaps it was just my rollator coming out of the factory, though.
- Bag it comes with is very floppy and annoying to deal with. I wish it was higher on the frame like on the Drive Sprint HD (with suspension) model.
- Official cup holder from Drive is mounted on the handlebar, which means your cup gets in the way of your elbows when you sit. I wish they had created a cup holder mount at roughly the height of the seat. Ended up buying a third-party cup holder that velcros on, instead.