OasisSpace Upright Walker - Honest Physical Therapist Review

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The OasisSpace Upright Walker is a fantastic option for anyone having trouble with balance and suffering from back, hip, knee, or ankle and foot pain.
This upright walker is especially helpful for people looking to walk more for exercise. Dr. David details how to use it for exercise in the 2nd half of this video.
The extra-large wheels are great for avoiding getting stuck in cracks or uneven surfaces.
This honest review also details Dr. David’s Pros and Cons list about the upright walker.
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00:00 Oasisspace Upright Walker - Honest Physical Therapist Review
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08:22 Pros
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[@jillianmcdougal4791]

I believe the mini "cup holder" is a cane holder. You would put the base of the cane in the holder towards the bottom of the walker and it attaches up higher.

[@bron9674]

It is, good catch Jillian.

[@dion1582]

I'd like to see where it attached because there's nothing in the instructions about it, and it's only mentioned in the parts list! Are you saying it is attached near the wheels somewhere??

[@michiganlighthouse]

Correct. I have one and a cane stays there all the time in case I need it.

[@paulinehamlin993]

I am 4’10”. I purchased this walker not realizing it only adjusts down to 5’. Is there a way it can be modified? The cost for return by postal or Fed Ex, etc.. is more than half the price of the product!

[@bron9674]

Warning ... don't lean & slouch... stand in Upright...you are leaning. The walker is too short? In the car- 1.collapse the legs (you'll get used to this) 2. Don't fold the legs up as that's quite difficult until you get it in the car. 3. Position car down hill if you can. 4. Use the wheels to roll it in the car passenger side (seat protector like a dog type cover?) 4. Protect your boot back with a fold down protector as well as protect the area inside. 5. Lie the walker down. (My husband stood ours up and BOOM, down they came into a window) No damage. Tough (Mine is a tractor, his is a Harley) Enjoy the ride Folks!

[@vickiechandler3112]

he said he was 6'2' and this model was up to 6ft...it also didnt look like he had the arm rests up all the way....slouching like he was will make it shoot out from under you and cause a face plant. great tips on the legs ...my model style doesnt have that option,

[@BrunoandAnthony]

I so appreciate your wide range of videos and have been sharing with family and friends. El Paso residents are very fortunate to be able to see you. Thanks for sharing your expertise with the rest of us!

[@eugeniacamara8880]

Thank you Dr. David for the detailed explaination and benefits of the walker for the disabled. God bless you

[@sharonroach8021]

Thank you for showing us how to put it together it's very very easy I'm 65 years old and it was not hard to do at all took about 15 minutes also going to let you know that the little black piece that you thought was a can holder is actually a holder for a cane on the left hand side at the top you will find a Velcro piece and that velcros the cane top and then the little cup holds the end of the cane, there is a little knob straight down to the bottom by the front wheel where the little cup attaches to...

[@sunflowermarcia7277]

I bought this walker for exercise. Thanks for the instruction. I love it too!

[@wclark3196]

I got something similar for my wife. Looks like they came out of the same factory in China. This one has more features, though. An upright walker is a great thing. It's a lot easier for her to use. She's about 172cm and she can stand fully upright and walk confident while looking where she is going. It puts much less stress on her back and hands than a regular walker does. It rolls smoothly, but wheels of that size still can get hung up and stopped by some fairly small irregularities in the sidewalk. Still, it has relieved a lot of pain. I paid for it out of my own pocket and what this guy is saying about these is true.

[@tomigreen4399]

I have a UpWalker and I wouldn’t have anything else. I have arthritis and to be able to walk straight up is great. Mine is light so I can get it in the trunk without a problem. This walker turns on a dime. It is great.

[@beverlycaputo8195]

Thanks so much for taking the mystery out of this cool mobility aid. Your demonstration gave me enough confidence to purchase one. I LOVE IT! So much easier to get around than with crutches. I have named it my "Chair-ee-ot" That unknown extra round piece attaches at the bottom between AA and CC for a cane and there is velcro near the seat to hold a cane in place. Thank you for your wonderfully helpful videos. God bless you and your loved ones.

[@janemarx1321]

It's well worth it!!

[@jansims1659]

I just got a Elenker upright Walker. I assembled it myself easily. It is just like this one. Fantastic feeling being upright! Gives me so much confidence. It is a little hard to lift but I feel much safer than with a cane.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Jan, Thank you for sharing your experience with the Elenker Upright Walker! 🧡It's awesome to hear that you found something that worked for you and that you feel more confident walking with it. 🙌

[@lori6037]

You mean I could actually walk upright again?

[@jansims1659]

@@lori6037 Yes they're online Amazon. There are various models when I got is larger with shock absorbers. I love it but it's a little heavy.

[@lori6037]

@@jansims1659OMG, typed some what of a long text then accidentally erased it! I can't retype right now but if you don't mind can I send you a text that details my issues and ask you a couple questions? I'm really interested in this walker and would like to talk to someone who has some experience with one. It's ok if you can't, I would totally understand. This is a short text for me, lol!

[@celestinalopes5132]

Dr. David Thank u so much for this very detailed video. Found it very informative n helpful. Could make up my mind right away. Will surely look into purchasing the product. God Bless u 🙏

[@fletcher8431]

I just bought this but I hadn’t watched your video yet. I’m so relieved to hear your review because I bought this type of walker specifically because I have hEDS, and taking pressure off my knees and hips is cool but not if I’m putting all the force into my wrists! I put it together fairly easily, the tiny part you mentioned is a cane holder. So far I’m really happy with this walker, it’s my first mobility aid and I’m grateful for the arm rests and always having a space to sit down. Also I understand why some people may find the arm rests uncomfortable while seated, but I personally love it because it gives me a little bubble of personal space 😅

[@celestinalopes5132]

Dr. David thank you so much for this very detailed n informative video. Was able to make up my mind instantly. Will surely look into purchasing the product. Thank you so much for your efforts in alleviating peoples pain. You are truly a dedicated Professional. God Bless you always 🙏

[@pennyhoward6838]

In my case the primary reason to use this over the other kinds is that I need to be able to stand upright because of breathing issues as well as spinal issue. When using the other types I can't get upright, and my lungs get squeezed so I'm constantly on the verge if not out of breath. Also, with the others, the spine is never in an upright position. This type is really a godsend for folks with my issues.

[@vickiechandler3112]

ive just recently been able to use mine for an extended time ...noticed i was able to go much farther than normal with out having to take "breath breaks"

[@richardayala4356]

That little cup is a cane or umbrella holder and it should attach one of of the sides at the bottom of the arm rest meets the wheel carriage.

[@lindarose8668]

Great video. Thank you for your time and excellent presentation.

[@laurreneberry3480]

Thankyou. I've been looking at this walker.

[@jmacker9881]

Fan-Tas-Tic review!!! I"ve just spent hours trying to get complete info to compare the UPWALKER NEURO to the Oasis space. Such a thorough and informative video...thank you!!! I got answers to my question about the utility of the wheels for outside use (Upwalker has small, non grip wheels...ok for inside, not outside), whether Oasis had adjustable grip angles like the Neuro (yes it does), etc. Also loved that you explained how to strengthen muscles just by being able to walk. For a few years I have not gone for walks, which I used to love, because of back pain. Thank you for letting me know that this is my solution and my key to once again living a full life at age 79. This has been one of my major limitations, even affecting my ability to maintain a decent weight. So excited about the prospect of improving my back/ab/glute, etc muscles to enable walking again.

[@richardayala4356]

Mine arrived today and I assembled it, which was very easy. I recently has a partial removal of a medial meniscus tear on my right knee and was doing fine until out of nowhere, I suffered what my surgeon called Pauedogout over the Thanksgiving week. A lot of intense pain, so my wife decided to get me an upright walker which should be pretty handy for me. I am 74 and in very good shape, except for me knee, and weigh 150 lbs at 5’7”. The surgery was very smooth and pain free but that psuedogout was something else. Doctor said that the pain is like a gout attack but not related to gout. In the meantime I lost a bit of muscle mass and start therapy next week. Evidently pseudogout can happen to seniors overv60, mostly males. Good video.

[@joshua9073]

But what about the walker? Would you be so kind to tell us all bout that. I need to know if I should buy one.

[@michaelkilpatrick5331]

Would be an idea to have one of these which converted to a regular rollator so you could just swap out the handles when required.

[@dontworrybehappy8493]

You have that set WAY too low for your height. The idea is not to lean over with an upright walker. I have an OasisSpace walker that is set correctly and there is zero back strain. You might want to re-record your video with the cane cup holder installed and the right height. This one is misleading and not helping people.

[@edwardodower1027]

Excellent review! Nice job.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Thank you Edward!!!

[@dinasabet6760]

Thank you very much Dr David useful Information I have problems with my hill so difficult to walk what can I do to get better .all the best

[@nunyabusiness6450]

Could you do a video on a two-wheeled upright walker? I can't find any videos on how to properly walk with them, or any reviews

[@melissamiller143]

Velcro works well to , to grab onto the break lines

[@darktoadone5068]

Just bought my 80 year old mother who has Scoliosis one, hope it improves things for her. I hate her regular walker.

[@angelau8438]

What about how it handles in “off-road” situations? Like in grass or hiking?

[@robertrobinson3597]

I purchased one of these OasisSpace upwalkers last week. I liked being upright walking with it. Also the tires were soft and it didn't rattle on my tile floor. I thought it would be great for my outdoor walking exercise. I didn't test it right away outdoors. Here in AZ in June the Temperature gets out of hand in the afternoons! Mornings were occupied by Doc appointments and other must do's. Finally, after a week I took a stroll with it in the neighborhood. Bad news! The weight was excessive. After my Rollator, I was surprised. Folding it up it was too much for my bride of 60 years. It did fit, very tightly into my Acura MDX. Glad the dealer talked me out of the smaller RDX! The worst problem though was a Big Surprise. It was not stable, fore & aft. Dangerous, especially getting over the entry doorstep! Sideways stability wasn't great either. Here in AZ we don't have lawns, but rather gravel spread in the yard. Not soft or large, & our backyards are very modest. I thought that I could use it to get to my backyard neighbors. It was perilous to say the least and he had to come out and rescue me. Finally, he had to drive me home in his MDX. I noted, that although he was 20 years younger, it was not exactly an easy load for him either. I will try to return it but I'm probably stuck with it. I thought your readers would like to know my real world experience. Nobody was as disappionted as I. Be careful what you wish for. I purchased it from an outfit called "Helping Hands". I should mention them as this nonprofit has been helping disabled and elderly residents with short term needs free and has been very helpful to me. I do drive with no trouble but getting around to the rear of my MDX and unloading the heavy Upwalker are out of scope for me, and it was too heavy for my bride as well. Finally, Just sitting in it made me feel trapped, as it was too narrow, and I am not a large man. This was not an issue with the Rolator.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hi Robert, Thank you so much for sharing your experience with this device!🙌. What works for one person may not work for another and vice versa. The more feedback we get the better it is for viewers because we want them to be able to make educated decisions when making purchases. We appreciate you! 🌟

[@robertrobinson3597]

@@epmanualphysicaltherapy I didn’t want to dump on this device I thought my real world experiences would be helpful to others. Since my purchase, i have found many Utube videos that I wish I had seen before my purchase. EyThey are almost all sales pitches. The only thing that I would have done differently is that I have found a model with foldable rear wheels making the unit significantly smaller to fit in the car. I have also changed my strategy in that only the rollator now goes in the car and the Upwalker stays home. Neither works well in gravel.

[@janemarx1321]

Use a cane to get to your trunk!

[@ramchanddj]

You mention you are 6fat 2in and when you use the walker your are hunched. Can you raise the handle height to walk upright without a hunch? Appreciate your response

[@marydarby6740]

I suffer from degenerative hip arthritis and needs total hip replacement. Because of my hip condition, I have bad knee’s because I place my weight on them. Would this rolator be good for me, or should I get one where I stand upright?

[@corinnew6569]

Can you recommend an upright walker for tall people? I'm 6'3" and really need one of these. I've considered putting bicycle wheels on a standard model to get it high enough. Is there a better alternative, or would that work?

[@darlenericotta]

Thank you for your information on how to use that walker. I have a regular walker and am bent a lot! That would be much better to walk with.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Darlene, you are very welcome! And this walker can be useful, however, it is also cumbersome due to the size of it. It is definitely important to weigh the pros and cons.

[@felyfurio3961]

Is the seat can hold patient weighs 150kilos ...?

[@andyemediatech]

How did you fold it up?

[@janemarx1321]

Looking for a narrower upright walker 25 inches too wide in doorways. Rollators are narrower but don't help my back

[@user-wd1yl4sc8m]

I purchased this walker over a year ago and there are a lot of good things about it except from day one it was a struggle to use because it doesn't want to go in a straight line. Even on a flat surface it either wants to veer to the right or left and it is such a challenge to use. Your arms get so sore that you can't walk very long. I have tried to find out on line how to correct this and have had no success. Because of that I don't think it would necessarily be a good purchase. It's not much good if you have to use all your muscles just to walk a straight line.

[@andyemediatech]

The blue one for those up to 450lbs does not fold up for storage. The legs are solid.

[@johnb4183]

Excellent , like using a shopping cart. " lumbar foraminal stenosis "

[@bodisci]

Mine has 12 inch wheels in the front and 10 inch in the rear all four are pneumatic. The brake lines have clips that clip onto the walker and hold the brake lines out of the way.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Flamboozler, Thank you for sharing that information! 🧡Is your walker the same brand?

[@bodisci]

@@epmanualphysicaltherapy This is the one I bought Pneumatic - 300LBS Capacity Upright Walker. I bought it from their website. I live on the Coconino Plateau in Arizona. We have cinder roads, and my property is considered un-developed land. I tried an "all-terrain" up right from a different vendor. It had 8-inch hard wheels all around. When I tried to use it on my property, I wound up picking it up to get over most obstacles. I knew I would need pneumatic tires as well as larger ones. I started poking around the internet and found this Oasis Space model. I was so excited when I found this one, I didn't even notice they had different models for sell. Any other way I can help just let me know.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Flamboozer, Thank you so much for sharing with us. We appreciate you🙌

[@lindawoods6199]

Why is the seat so low makes it harder to sit down especially when u need to rest or wash in the sink

[@akpoindexter1982]

It looks like you are having to lean over, when you put your forearms on the upright walker. And, looking at the side, it does not look like you can make it higher. My goal is to stand fully upright (I have a core muscle deteriorative disease) so that I can strengthen my core muscles, not lean forward and give in to lower back bending while walking. I already use a regular walker and lean over to walk (no endurance to stand up on regular walker). So...what is the top, safe setting height for this particular walker?

[@lindacolquhoun3694]

Wonder if it would be suitable for country roads in uk with mud and potholes?

[@vickiechandler3112]

ehhh...compacted gravel is still a rough ride...if you do plan on 4 wheeling with it just clean it well after

[@elliotstern8582]

Are the armrests adjustable? I am 5 foot five inches tall. Will this work for my height ?

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Elliot, yes the arm rests are adjustable for someone that is 5'5" It will certainly work for you!

[@Chloe.zyxwvu]

Would you recommend this walker for someone who has hip and knee pain? I’m trying to find one that shifts weight off the hips and legs where the person is experiencing pain from the pelvis down, is at risk of fracture, but is being encouraged to walk around.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Chloe, Thank you for reaching out.🧡 This walker would be very good for someone who has hip and knee pain as it can help shift the weight to the upper body and relieve some of the pressure off the knee joint and hip. We would love to hear how it works out for you! Please take care 🙌

[@Chloe.zyxwvu]

@@epmanualphysicaltherapy thanks so much! Great review and tutorial. Many reviews are from a seller’s perspective so seeing how this is beneficial from a Physical Therapist’s point of view, which considers the various needs of the patient, given and their abilities and needs, opened another window. 💯

[@annacrowley7426]

Can one be more straigh, upright?

[@bonniemcloud294]

might be great inside but does not do well on sidewalks.... or hitting small pebbles... it will topple right over... who wants a walker that you get hurt with. Try it on a sidewalk and see what happens.

[@joannhellenbrand6825]

Cane holder near bottom Velcro side of belt

[@SSsmith24]

I bought one of those and ended up selling it,, was just to big n bulky for me if u really can’t walk maybe this would help you need to b in good shape..

[@felyfurio3961]

Is it suitable for patient that has hip / leg problems patient can't walk coz of pain how much ...your location pls...

[@joshua9073]

Yes very much so

[@jopedersen8084]

*Part, possibly 'Cane' Tip'?

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Jo, Thank you so much for mentioning this! 🧡🙌 Since filming this video we figured it out it was for the cane but it's always good to bring it up. We appreciate you!

[@sunflowermarcia7277]

Is that the cane holder?

[@joshua9073]

Yes ma’am

[@LoveLife-wy8gt]

Shouldn't it be higher ? You're leaning and i need one so i can walk upright .

[@marthafleming8041]

Which model is this

[@joshua9073]

Oasis Space

[@randomchance7796]

One review also said that the person wanted to get out of a wheelchair and this was helping, they didn't say what their condition is.

[@marthafleming8041]

I do not see a link.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Here you go Martha :-) tidd.ly/3sBHbHy

[@bron9674]

Dear Sir- please move your body into the upright walker and stand up. My husband moved from an ordinary walker to an upright. I have had one for a year...he kept standing outside the walker not gripping it and moving into it to walk. Better now, NO LEANING

[@vickiechandler3112]

good advice ...helps to move out the brakes , forces you to scoot forward...man in video is too tall for this model and doesnt seem to have the armrests extended all the way up too.

[@03starburst]

Wouldn’t it work better up higher for you, less back bending, if you have spinal stenosis?

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey JB, actually lumbar spinal stenosis tends to feel better in people if they slouch a bit. Straightening up all the way usually pinches the nerves in the back and sends pain into the legs.

[@johnb4183]

El Paso , yes like using a shopping cart. ( Lumbar for animal stenosis )

[@johnb4183]

El Paso " foraminal "

[@cafdtp]

It’s the cane mount.

[@SavvyLiaison30]

Hello l have one, bump experience is not true, you are not using it realistically, "you just demonstrating!", you hit a bump and not super attentive you going down!!, all thresholds and terrain are not equal!!

[@smallslowstep]

If you watch the video in full, he tells you why he's hunchback with the upright walker. 😮‍💨

[@HappyLife-vh2ey]

i HATE MY ROLLATOR LEANING TOO MUCH . I don't want to lean again on one of those . Can't i just walk upright ?? I thank you .

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

So sorry to hear this walker hasn't been working for you that well, HappyLife-vh2ey :-( There are some other upright walker alternatives, we just haven't tested them yet!

[@AhoraMiMusica]

What size should I get an upright if I'm 4'11? I went to try one today and it was too tall for me. The worker at the durable medical place said she wasn't sure if they make one for shorter people lol What do you recommend?

[@celestinalopes5132]

Sorry about the repay of my msg. Was having some technical issues and felt the first msg did not go thru. Sorry again.

[@annacrowley7426]

Stick holder

[@marielouiseborg4860]

Cane holder

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Thanks for letting us know Marie!

[@maryjones9149]

The round cup goes on the left bottom in case you have a cane with you or anumbrella

[@richardmilner4392]

That extra piece that looks like a cup holder is a can holder.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Thanks for clearing that up Richard!!!

[@richardmilner4392]

@@epmanualphysicaltherapy cane holder. I hate autocorrect.

[@ellendodge5156]

Sitting in the seat is very uncomfortable with those 2 bars on both sides of your shoulder.

[@visionsmagazineonlin]

25 lbs. Ouch! My back hurts if I carry 6 pounds. Good to know.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey there! 25 is definitely a lot!

[@janemarx1321]

Dont lean forward or you can pitch over the front of the walker. Especially if you hit a bump up in the sidewalk

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hi Jane, that is great feedback. Thank you! 🧡

[@ForceFreeTrainergirl06]

You are really confusing me with this video. I've just ordered one of these walkers (which hopefully will arrive today) because a normal walker hurts the back of my arms and my wrists. I have lower back, hip and knee issues. I thought that the idea of this type of walker is that you stand UPRIGHT and you do NOT slouch. I have problems standing upright and I wanted to use this to get my body used to being in an upright position. Hopefully I can walk further with this one and get more exercise. I want to be in a position not to have to use it at all at some point in the future. You are showing it with you slouching over the handles, and leaning on it, just like as you pointed out, a supermarket trolley. This surely isn't a good idea when you are walking and will not help you walk properly. I really don't understand why you are giving these instructions.

[@louisepeterson6626]

You need to redo the whole video bc using it bent over defeats the whole idea. It is called an “upright walker” for a reason. Contact the manufacturer and get their advice.

[@vickiechandler3112]

this long so bare with me...lol its a cane holder..there should be a vecro loop on the seat back to secure the top of the cane in place.... The brakes do lock but still can slide so if you go to sit down make sure the back wheels are braced against a wall ,etc. sugesst getting real brake pads with rubber stops put on.(or glue a piece of thin rubber ) for a better grip . research the model that best suits you....he is way too tall for this one.. they make a heavy duty one that holds more weight and stands taller..pay attention to seat width....most have 18 " wide ones..look for the 22" ones .. (500 lb ppl do not have an 18 inch backside...ha) same for height if you are tall much easier to get up from....not all models come in all colors and not all the legs fold be aware that there are only afew models that have handles on seat side. makes it a bit hard to get up but i plan on adding a set with tube like brackets so they can be removed if needed and another set of brakes (to prevent that roll back ) . a few cons... ...they do not turn on a dime and can tip sideways if pushed too far ... ....if you go to sit and are wide at top the arm rests will squish your shoulders....put them down to a lower setting(chair arm rest height ) before you sit , this will also help you get up........... ....the heavy duty (22"seat) may not fit thru doorways..just lift the handle on the seat enough to roll it thru and snap back in place ....seat edge may dig into backof thighs .put a light blanket there pros.. ....helps tons with sore back ....can move faster ,,,can go farther with less breaks still getting used to mine(have this brand) ..like it so far ...needs some tweaking to make it suit me and it needs a name (been calling it the beast ..lol) had a recent hospital stay and got a ton of comments on it...even from the guys from the outside company delivering a knee scooter to neighbor bed., they had never seen one before and had fun trying it out. they havent been out on public market long(maybe 9 months) ...so im sure i will get a lot of questions as we hit up festivals this summer

[@lynnmaners9165]

Some close up shots would be more helpful!

[@jivillain]

You are handsome

[@RG-hf4et]

I don't understand. It's an upright walker but you are hunched over....???????

[@lukenthan]

Nope. Looks like the one my dad got. Not very robust. Wheels break and customer support was very poor. Overpriced and poor customer support.

[@XCarfaxAbbeyX]

I thought the whole point of this walker was "upright" and you are bent over it...

[@marybroome317]

Broke ankle.

[@epmanualphysicaltherapy]

Hey Mary! Sorry to hear that you broke your ankle :-( That is never fun and always tough to deal with!

[@puffeiffer]

@ 5:53 And already I see around ten reasons why this is a piece of junk and your “helpful” video dangerous. The main one being you’re a “doctor” who never uses any actual medical terms in his explanations. That worries me to no end. Just like it seems to have escaped your notice that you’re STILL slouching and leaning forward to rest your forearms on those pads, essentially moving the center of gravity from one bad place (with a normal rollator) to another bad place with this thing (which is really a rollator with telescoping attachments up top). And you as a professional not seeing a problem with any of that makes me question your motives and accreditation (s). That device has crucial load-bearing components made of plastic and you just skated by that fact in passing, like it were negligible. Moreover, I’ve never met a doctor wearing jeans, sneakers, and a JC Penney shirt in their professional capacity. Like EVER. Just saying…