Medline Universal Cup Holder for Wheelchair, for Transport Chair, for rollator, Black, Adjustable

During the next few weeks, he would need to use a walker. of the things he needs to do to improve his quality of life is to drink his 20 ounces of water. He is drinking a morning latte out of an insulated coffee cup. Second on his list is his 30-ounce bottle of large beer. Every one of those days, he drinks water out of a stainless steel cup. The large cups that he prefers are big enough for this cup holder, which he found from reading reviews on a few of these products. It does, as you can see in the pictures! My husband has been commenting on how the cup holder is literally the best thing we had to prepare for his temporary incapacitation for a week now. The product is said to fit wheelchairs as well by many users. I would like to mention one thing A nice, tight fit is achieved with the clamp mounted on the walker. It had a rubber gasket inside that had to be removed in order to Although it doesn't come with a gasket, it fits extremely snugly and hasn't budged in the week he has used The item I am recommending is excellent!.

Noemi Nguyen

| Jun 02, 2021

There is enough room for his insulated mug with handle to sit in it since the product is heavy, stiff and large. In all seriousness, he must have a mug that holds about 44 ounces of product. It looks like an Igloo cooler with a handle. That's what I was saying, but the chair was large and that's why it was hard to find something that worked. He has been using this one so far and although it only has two orientations for attaching to a walker, it seems to be working. In addition to being sturdy, it is also Attaches securely to a wall. I would love it if it could be mounted at an adjustable angle.

Emerson Arnold

| Oct 03, 2020

That works best for people over the age of 50. In just a few seconds the glass will be The person who mounted it didn't get directions for doing so, as others have noted. Although the knob was hard to turn, it was not difficult to figure out. My first reaction was to be unsure of whether or not I was doing As I persisted, I managed to unscrew it, then I used WD40 to help it My mom uses it on her walker and it seems to work well. Our Contigo water bottles have an even bigger diameter than the larger cup in this picture. In theory, as long as the glasses are not too full, they will be fine. And if my mom does not fly over speed bumps, it should all work out.

Catalina Gilmore

| Mar 30, 2021

It turned out to be quite large, which surprised me because I was afraid it wouldn't be big enough. These cups were large enough to hold 32oz cups, so I was surprised to find that there was In fact, I'm sure that the slots on the side would be able to handle coffee mugs quite well.

Rayan GREENWOOD

| Sep 09, 2020

An easy way to carry a cup is to have one on your wheelchair, walker, or rollator. in this case, the implementation was not as successful as it could have been. It is difficult to fit the clip on wheelchairs, walkers, etc. The clip can be forced to fit by removing the inner rubber used to seat the seal of the cup holder, however, the holder will move, which defeats There is also the issue of how the holder is not designed to adapt to multiple mug and cup sizes that can fit in it. It would be good to make a few changes to this.

Harleigh Fuller

| Mar 25, 2021

Due to a broken leg, I will be using a wheelchair for the next To attach to my wheelchair, I would like a beverage holder. There is nothing to worry about with this drink holder. Nothing at all. Both vertical and horizontal railings can be attached to it very easily. Contigo Water Bottle, 40 oz. , Auto Spout Ashland is very sturdy and fits perfectly with it. There's a chemistry between them that's like they were made for one another. The water bottle attachment is convenient for those who want their water bottle attached to their clothes.

Saint Stewart

| Feb 11, 2021

This is a good solution for insulated hospital mugs with handles and other wide bottles or mugs, but the clamp design is poor, and it only allows for perfectly vertical or perfectly horizontal installations. Another downside is the carriage bolt The angled handlebars on my rollator walker were too low for me, so I had to carefully lever the handlebells back up to my shoulders The clamp needs to be tightened while the male and female squares are unpaired. Due to this, I expect to see the plastic mounting shoulder snap off at some point, and it is not likely to be straightforward to repair.

Abigail Rivers

| Sep 22, 2020

Though this is a great idea in theory, in practice it does not always work. As I was not careful, I did not look carefully at husband's wheelchair or scooter to see if they had the vertical round bars that were appropriate There is no such thing. were able to get the cup holder on the wheelchair, but the top portion of the cup holder must sit at an angle because of a panel on the side. While it still works, it holds the cup at an angle, so you cannot fill it up fully. He should be able to use it for his phone or water bottle.

Ila Stevenson

| Jul 10, 2021