DMI Walker Tray, Rollator Tray, Mobility and Walker Accessory Tray Table Fits Most Standard Walkers, Folding with Two Cup Holders and Tool Free Assembly, 16 x 11.8 inch

I recently had hip replacement surgery. Even though I had to purchase a narrower walker than the one I owned so the tray would fit, it was well worth it. The tray allows me to carry cups of coffee and other liquids in its perfectly-sized depressions. I can move around the kitchen with it, carrying ingredients. In fact, it’s useful for anything you want to move from place to place – up to a certain weight. It’s up (in use) or down (out of the way) position is incredibly easy to use. The tray is light weight but sturdy. I can’t say enough nice things about this product.

It was a little bit too narrow for my father's Walker. But I added some plastic spacers left over from a TV stand and that fixed it. It's very sturdy. It folds up and down very well. You can fit a whole meal on it. It's very easy to use. Creative design.

I have a standard size Guardian walker. As many have said, this tray is a bit narrow and just barely fit onto my walker. You can see in my pic that the clamps on the left are straight, but the ones on the right are turned outward just a bit. If my walker were any wider, then it definitely would not fit. The locking mechanism does not really "lock." There is a small notch to lock it, but if anything were to knock the tray upwards (i.e., a pet), then it would easily become unlocked. Other than that, it was sort of easy for my husband to install. Just slide the clamps onto my walker. On side went on easy, but the other side needed a bit of force.

Fits my medline walker and very useful for stuff I need to move about. I'd be wary of anything enormously heavy, and would not SIT on it! Two nice cup holders, one large enough for 1 liter bottle water and the other for smaller cup. easy clean plastic surface. I can continue to walk upright between handles as required for stability, as it sticks out in front. Fairly easy to put down flat against front of walker to fold walker up with it attached - you do have to think about folding it away as it's firmly fixed when in use to carry things. Success all round.

I am so happy with this. Being a fold down surface is really convenient. This is sturdy and very useful. You just have to be careful how much weight you put on it because it will tip your walker over. I put zip ties on the top clips so it won’t pull away from the walker if you do put extra weight on it. It holds weight, but again, you can over balance and tip the walker. It just takes some extra awareness. It is a game changer though!

Width was fine and it snaps on relatively easy. The placement of the snap-on brackets weren't great, but doable. Cup holders could be a bit deeper, but are okay. Hold my cup of coffee well enough. The brackets aren't quite secure enough (need to be larger?) and the tray easily comes off. They should change this connection. Folding the tray down is really bad. The whole thing pops off the walker. And I'm still not sure where you should be lifting...the tray twists and is somewhat flexible. I solved the bracket problem by securing it with 4 zip ties. It doesn't fold completely down because cup holders hit the walker crossbars. Not an issue for me. I'm keeping it because I have an upcoming surgery and it was the only one that sits in front of the walker.

I purchased this for my 92-year-old mother after she recently moved in with me. In her previous home, the kitchen was much smaller, and she could rely on nearby furniture for support as she moved around. My kitchen is significantly larger, which made it difficult for her to remain functionally independent. That changed once I purchased this walker tray. It was simple to install and conveniently collapses when not in use. This tray has greatly improved her mobility and independence, and I would confidently recommend it to anyone who relies on a walker.

Great tray. Unfortunately I had to return it was too heavy for my elderly mom to move her walker around while it was attached and she couldn't put the tray up or down independently. It fit her narrow walker perfectly and was sturdy and easy to install. If she were a little stronger this would have worked great for her. 4 stars because the its too heavy and the mechanism to lower and lift the tray is too difficult for someone with limited strength to use independently.