The Secure WKRB-6B Six Pocket Walker Storage Pouch is designed easily attach to the frame of any standard walker to keep essential items close at hand. The bag features seven hook and loop fastening straps to secure the bag to the top and side bars of a walker frame. Large expandable main pocket securely holds
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Added on: December 2, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews
The Secure WKRB-6B Six Pocket Walker Storage Pouch is designed easily attach to the frame of any standard walker to keep essential items close at hand. The bag features seven hook and loop fastening straps to secure the bag to the top and side bars of a walker frame. Large expandable main pocket securely holds larger items and features an O-ring zipper pull for those with limited dexterity, while the front and back pockets provide quick access to smaller items. The bag is assembled using water-resistant nylon material that is durable, easy to clean, and made to withstand the rigors of continuous use.
Covered by Personal Safety Corporation’s exclusive one year full-replacement warranty against defects and workmanship. Secure by Personal Safety Corporation…The brand trusted by thousands of concerned care facilities across the US, Canada and Europe since 1991.
Dimensions: 10″x17″x2″
Waste of good money I wanted to love this bag. After all, all the reviews on here are positive. But I can’t. Here’s why: If you only plan to put a comb and a phone in it, you might be okay. This might work for you. I had intended to put my iPad in it, so I can take it around the house with me on the walker while my ankle heels after major fracture surgery. But no, I can’t do that. It’s certainly large enough. You’d think it would work. However, the velcro on this thing is the cheapest velcro known to…
Smart, Fashionable and Useful Walker Pouch! This is a terrific storage pouch for a walker! My husband likes it a lot, as he can now take things with him anywhere.
Totally worthless. Don’t waste your money. The Velcro straps are not long enough to wrap securely around the frame. In fact, there is no good good place on the frame to hang them (nowhere that would prove secure and accessible). Any weight (especially a tablet) pulls it right off. I keep looking for something that provides security and accessibility, haven’t found it yet.