HealthSmart Durable Walker Accessories Basket For Walker | No Tools Needed | Secure Cup Holder & Tray | Walker Accessories Bag - Easy Installation Walker Basket For Folding Walker | 16x5.5x7 inches

Almost identical to the leading major brand, and a better value - the only thing missing is the badge on the front (which looks nicer, IMO). The thin clear plastic insert with a nice size tray size and a single cup holder is a huge bonus (regular paper coffee cup size, which she puts her drinks in with a sipping lid). Very easy to assemble. It includes 5 matching white Velcro straps that you can position and tighten to your preference. In the week or so since we purchased and installed, it holds any reasonable amount of weight and items that you would safely try to put in a basket on the front of a walker. The basket itself seems like it is good quality and design for the price, and lightweight considering the materials and size. I am confident that it will last and continue to be a convenient solution for my family member, and keep her safe while being able to keep some of her independence and carry little things from one place to another. Overall, very helpful and would be very easy to clean, if anything were to ever spill inside the tray. Just be smart with what you decide to carry in it and which items you combine. It’s designed to transport phones, snacks, other small items, and a light cup (I obviously would not recommend a heavy mug filled to the brim with a beverage, since that is not what it is intended for - but it works great with sippy cups, cans, bottles, or small/medium paper or plastic cups with a lid, or half-full if no lid). So far, so good here.

OK, here's the deal. Lots of people say this basket doesn't "fit". It seems most walkers are curved in the front and this basket is made straight across. I bent the basket (just a little) so that it would conform to the curve. Then I used the velcro pieces that were provided (three small ones at the top and the two longer ones on each side) to tightly attach it to the walker. It's been a lifesaver! I've been able to carry large drink cups, bowls, plates and even put my computer in the basket to carry them to my bedroom. I had anterior hip revision surgery (second hip replacement on same leg) on May 30, 2018 (yes, lucky me) and the doctor didn't allow me to put any weight on that leg for 8 weeks!!! (then only 50% weight for two weeks and finally 100% now). After I left the orthopedic rehab unit and went home, I have lived with this walker by my side for the entire time. I was also by myself during most days so I needed to get my diet coke and breakfast/lunch/snacks etc. back to my bedroom from the kitchen cause I couldn't bend my leg to sit in a chair. This worked great. I use these huge Bubba cups from Walmart for my drink and I would wedge it down on the bigger side of the plastic insert (see photo). Most people don't use those gigantic cups and would use the cup holder on the other side. The stock photo on-line looks like the cup holder would only hold a small cup - wrong... I could put the tall 24 oz Bubba cup from Walmart in it and it worked great. The plastic insert....some people say is flimsy etc...well, it is sort of but what they forgot to say is that it sits down in the basket so it certainly doesn't matter. It's just providing a liner type thing so items don't drop through the bottom of the basket and a holder for your cup while you're rolling, etc. So don't worry about those reviews cause you would never ever use it as a tray anyway. Back to the basket ... a cereal bowl and plates are too wide to sit down into the basket so when I wanted to transfer a bowl or a plate to my bedroom, I would fold over a thick dishtowel across the top of the basket to give the bottom of the bowl or the plate sort of a nest to lay in for transport. I have always been one to adapt and "when there's a will there's always a way"!! Plates were a little more difficult but doable..I would just keep my finger on the plate so it would turn over. I have to admit, once or twice it would tip over a little and my chips would fall.. but luckily... I had a "liner" that caught them! Can you tell I loved the basket. In summary, I think this basket is great and in hindsight, I would have paid 5x (or even more) than the $12.99 that I paid for it. If you need to do things for yourself even though you have to use a walker, don't let those other reviews keep you from buying this basket even if your walker isn't straight across the front. Take it from me...as I still roll away into the sunset...it's certainly a lifesaver!

This basket is very helpful and attached to my walker fairly easily after several tries. It would not have worked at all if the attachments were metal clips or wire brackets instead of the flexible Velcro straps. My walker has a curved front bar and the basket has to hang underneath the bar. It works fine, but does not hang completely vertical which makes the the molded cup holder useless since it leans forward. I would prefer that the liner just have a flat bottom. The basket itself is fine. The wire is sturdy but light weight and the Velcro straps are long enough to allow a lot of possibilities in where they need to attach for different walkers. It's a great help in carrying things - a big improvement over the tote bag I'd been using!

This is a nice walker basket. Purchased for my husband who had foot surgery. The Velcro straps are easy to apply and adjust. The basket is strong and useful. He puts his phone, iPad, eyeglasses and snacks in the basket. I removed the straps to remove basket & put walker in the car and was easy to do. It holds a lot of items. The plastic holder has also been useful for his Yehti cup or water bottle.

This is an excellent walker accessory. It just won't work with the walker it was bought for because the walker has curved front metal bars that preven the basket from hanging straight as it is designed.

I was glad to find this item so I could carry things hands free while using my walker. The wire basket is great: sturdy and roomy enough. The disappointing part was the plastic insert to keep items from falling through. It is a flimsy plastic and won't hold up. I'm not even sure at this point if it will hold a hot cup without melting.

This wire basket is water-proof and attaches to the walker with velcro straps. I use it to hold soap and shampoo in my shower walker. I popped out the plastic liner and didn't use that, so the water can flow easily and not form puddles in the basket.

Came without the clear plastic insert. The twoi indentions for holding cups are not the right size for any of my insulated cups. Basket needs to be larger for hold a purse or grocery bags. Got rid of my basket as it was in usable.