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I have a walker with front wheels but saw an ad for another walker that supposedly helps to stabilize walking, the U-StepII Walking Stabilizer. The ad was in Neurology Now but for a look at what this device is:
http://www.ustep.com/walker.htm I have a question. This walker seems to have 7 wheels on it. The bottom part of it looks like quite a bit of hardware. I'd be concerned about tripping on some of it. Does anyone have experience with this walker?
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Anyone know about this U-Step II walker?
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