Put on walker in order to carry cup or bottle it works great. When not being used it folds away.

Bought this for my Mom's walker. She loved it! It is so handy! Folds up easily. Everyone wanted one!

My wife currently needs a walker, and the Nova Mobility cup holder fit well on her walker.<br /><br />We do renaissance faires, and my wife has used a second cup holder to mount a finger puppet of a mouse sewing to be creative and the first cup holder is used for beverages as it was designed.<br /><br />However, we needed to get my wife a regular push wheelchair for a trip, and the Nova cup holder could not be used on the chair, as there was no obvious place to install the cup holder. So, I would recommend it for a walker, but not a regular wheel chair.

helps my mother greatly

Father attached to walker. Made moving glass very easy. Very easy to install with only a screwdriver.

Did not fit the walker frame as it was advertised to do.

Gets loose after a little wear and fails to hold drink secure

just what I needed

On the plus side:<br />Basically, it does the job. It can hold typical cans and bottles. That's good for me, because my rollator is easier to use if I don't have to carry a drink.<br />The &#34;arms&#34; can be adjusted for containers of various sizes, from 2 1/4&#34; to 3 3/4&#34; in diameter.<br />If you mount it on a tube that's not strictly vertical, you can rotate the holder into a horizontal position and fix it into that position.<br />Mine has stayed firmly in place since I first installed it a few months ago.<br /><br />Potential negatives:<br />The arm height is fixed at about 3 1/2&#34;. If you've got a shorter container, or if your container isn't a good diameter at that height, you're out of luck.<br />You have to pinch the base of each arm to adjust it. Someone with poor grip strength would have trouble.<br />A minor inconvenience is that you have to close the arms to 2 3/4&#34; (or less) before you can fold it closed.<br />Opened up, the holder projects 4 1/2&#34; from the tube (and about 1/4&#34; out on the opposite side). That would add to the overall width of my rollator if I had it facing outward, so I mounted it facing inward. That makes the seat a tighter fit, but at least I haven't made the rollator harder to navigate through narrow spaces.<br />Folded up, the cup holder projects about 1 1/2&#34; from the tube on the holder side (and still 1/4&#34; on the opposite side). Fortunately, I can still fold up my rollator when the cup holder is closed up.<br />My rollator uprights tilt backward, so the only way to get the cup holder horizontal was to mount it on the left or ride side of the tube. If I mounted on the front or the rear of the tube, the base would always be tilted. In other words, once it's mounted on the tube, I can adjust its roll, but not its pitch or yaw.<br />You can remount the cup holder in another location and you can change the horizontal adjustment, but you'll need your tools when you do.<br />I've managed not to break the hoder so far, but I suspect the arms or base might break if someone fell into them or otherwise hit them hard. It's just plastic.

I have this cup holder & I don’t really like it because it’s so flimsy & May last a couple years but I found out from experience that you have to remember that it’s open when you go out a door otherwise you will be buying another one for $ 20 dollars I am looking for a good one for a NOVA Walker I also like have hot drinks sometimes when it’s cold outside and the one I have definitely doesn’t hold coffee cups and they don’t last very well

It seems to work well, but note that the arms are not springy to fit any cup and then tuck back into place when cup is removed. Adjusting the arms is a manual process that retains the setting and can be a little tricky if you have physical limitations in your hands. The arms, when adjusted beyond the narrow end of their range, prevent the cup holder from folding up. It's not as simple as removing your cup and folding it up for mugs and larger cups which presented some challenges for my mother in law. Other than usability issues it seems like a solid product for the right person, just not for us.

It seems to work well, but note that the arms are not springy to fit any cup and then tuck back into place when cup is removed. Adjusting the arms is a manual process that retains the setting and can be a little tricky if you have physical limitations in your hands. The arms, when adjusted beyond the narrow end of their range, prevent the cup holder from folding up. It's not as simple as removing your cup and folding it up for mugs and larger cups which presented some challenges for my mother in law. Other than usability issues it seems like a solid product for the right person, just not for us.

Not universal for all wheelchairs

nice to have a way to carry a cup or mug while operating my Roller Chair

Still waiting for some one to install on walker for my best friend.

This is easy to attach and well designed. Folding it up is easy and my 88 year old mother has no problem with it.

These cup holders are awesome! Easy assembly to the walker.<br />They fold up when not in use and can expand to fit a larger cup.

Works very well!

Good

A little difficult to install, but works great