What was your concern with this review?
Good morning,
I am very happy to write to you. As you know my wife sees only 5% per eye and, after the initial difficulties, now she gets along very well with her walker. Sure, someone always must be there, but that has nothing to do with this great product. As a suggestion, the handles could be a little longer, so one can be able to stand up alone, which is now not possible for a person with neuropathy on feet and hands. Also, it would be very helpful if there was a way to lift and move the Veloped forward with your foot. But I know that for some reason it is not possible to add a pedal. I could then imagine a ball that could be fixed under the frame. My wife would not see it anyway, but, like many other things, when she doesn't see the solution, she develops her own technique. The Veloped also has the right weight so that I can lift it and load it into my Alhambra without having to take off the front wheels, if one knows how to do it. When you learn the trick, it is also very easy to fold the Veloped and the seat is really well designed. Despite poor eyesight, even my wife can do it alone. Really fantastic! I see it as when one builds a house: the second house would get done differently, but this does not mean that it has been done badly, and only thanks to the customers’ suggestions one can implement something new. Yes, the price is a bit high, but it's worth it; it is simply not a cheap product that hits supermarket shelves. Thanks for your great product. I hope that you will always accept the suggestions from sick people or from health workers because walking is a topic that needs to be addressed more. Unfortunately, we, healthy people, do not always see their concerns. I am already advertising for you and I will be happy to give away some flyers too, if you send me some, because I did not find them on the internet quickly, as you are not that well known yet.
Thanks, regards, Ralf Herold
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